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Newspaper
Algona Republican
Location
Algona, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1901
Page
6
An OCR fragment touts DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve and Miller remedies for coughs grippe nerves and general weakness. It claims quick relief for skin disorders, blood poisoning, bowel and kidney issues, and promotes tonics like Hartwig’s Nerve Tonia and Invigorator. The ad parrots testimonials and urges readers not to delay using the preparations.
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Indianapolis March 14 Gen Benjamin Harrison died at 4 46 p m after hours in unconsciousness Pneumonia caused his death Funeral notices and public mourning followed with flags lowered nationwide The President issued a 40 day half mast proclamation and funeral honors in Washington D C Harrison leaves a widow Elizabeth and a son Russell Harrison among others about his career and family relations
Burial of the twenty third president Benjamin Harrison takes place at Crown Hill Cemetery Indianapolis March 18 with a notable gathering including the president, cabinet members governors and distinguished Indians in attendance. The ceremony from First Presbyterian Church to the grave drew thousands who watched the procession and the burial as the coffin was lowered to its final resting place beside his wife.
A Peking dispatch reports Russians occupying the railway siding at Tientsin while British and Russian forces posture nearby. Gen Barrow and Sir Ernest Satow weigh action and bloodshed fears grow as laborers suffer clashes. American troops to evacuate China by late April. legation guard remains. Moderate tension rises as Britain, Germany, and Japan press Russia over Manchuria.
The March 18 fire at the Noyes Norman factory in Bt Joseph Missouri yielded two identified victims, Miga Nora Bates and Louisa Blondeau. A portion of another body, likely a woman, was found but identification remains uncertain. Rescue teams faced great difficulty in reaching the bodies.
A St Louis Republic correspondent describes how full blooded Indians in Oklahoma make sugar from cane using simple wooden rollers and gearless mills. They crush with a horse-driven wheel and boil juice in iron kettles, producing agar and molasses. They distrust white sugar and none of the mills are part of the trust.
An old advert explains that both excess and lack of weight threaten health. It advises balancing work and appetite and promotes Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a quick aid when eating is difficult. The ad claims a genuine bottle bears the pictured stamp and offers free samples.
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