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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1903
Page
6
A garbled note discusses refunds for PUTNAM FACELESS DY and mentions unsatisfactory outcomes. It hints at missing items and unreliable tobacco blends. Jeering advice about friendship appears amid distorted phrases and partial names.
The ad touts Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children used in the New York Children’s Home to cure constipation feverishness bad stomach teething disorders and worm problems. It claims 20 000 testimonials and lists price and address in LeRoy New York.
An advertisement touts Peflance starch with claims of superior results, noting alternatives like bexides errens and a paid cooklog service. The wording emphasizes money and premium options to achieve peak starching outcomes.
A concise line attributed to Thoreau contrasts human industry with the ants. It ponders what qualifies as industrious effort and whether people mirror the diligence of small creatures. The aphorism invites reflection on purpose and productivity.
Lincoln Importing Horse company promotes imported black Percherons Finglish Shires and German Conch Stallions with a 20 percent discount. In business sixteen years in Lincoln, they boast large barns, owned plant, substantial guarantees, and strong finances. Visitors urged to inspect barns or write for details.
A compact aphorism notes that completing today’s duties opens more chances in the days ahead. The saying emphasizes discipline and forward momentum as a path to future gains.
An advertisement promises a one day cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It states all druggists refund money if it fails to cure and lists the number 26.
A historical quote attributed to Thomas a Kempis urges courage in facing hardships and urging self-control in the face of trials.
A boastful claim highlights Defiance Starch as essential in every home. An ad words the product as superior and cheaper, offering 402 starch for ten cents, promoting greater value than rival brands.
Quote from Emergon on taking what is found and not overanalyzing. The speaker suggests great gifts come without heavy analysis, and that all good things lie along the highway of life.
The biggest ballroom in the world sits in Melbourne's Government House. The architect compared it with Buckingham Palace and built a third larger than that, a space made under the governor's instruction despite its high cost.
The Swiss government released a yearlong study showing twelve glaciers in Valais diminished by three to sixteen meters with Findelem in Zermatt most affected. Meanwhile a glacier near Simplon grew, and Zanffevron’s glacier expanded by twenty four meters.
A Dayton physician's wife explains how Grape Nuts improved her nerves and appetite, noting quicker weight gain and calmer disposition after long-term use. She credits the food with reversing hollow neck and shoulder areas and says symptoms return when she stops.
The notices cover a burned Catholic institution in Quebec, amalgamation of iron firms in Glasgow, naval budget increases, wage rises for railway workers, a veteran editor's death, drought impacts in Romania, canal treaty tours, coal price cuts in April, a pastor arrested in Los Angeles, German chancellor’s Naples visit, Treasury investigations, Finnish conscription, immigration inspector appointments, pneumonia recovery, glass workers' planned industry union, vandalism at the Richmond Washington statue, American iron orders in Germany, potential grain tax cuts in Britain, Alaska telegraph wiring, Philippine coinage silver purchases, and poisoned whisky deaths in Colorado.
In St Louis Judge Falmer B. Adams dissolves a March 3 injunction that restrained Brotherhoods of Locomotive Firemen and Railroad Trainmen officials from pressuring workers on the Wabash system toward a strike. The ruling accepts no immediate appeal but leaves option open within fifteen days. officials discuss amicable settlement though prospects uncertain.
The Cuban reciprocity treaty was ratified at the State department with Secretary Hay and Senor Quesada signing. A protocol reciting the exchange was also signed, and one copy sent to Cuba while the other awaiting President Palma's signature will be filed. A proclamation awaits House action. The president’s special train for a western trip will be provided by Pennsylvania Railroad with six cars and a distinguished crew.
General Ignacio Andrade, former president of Venezuela, cabled to President Castro seeking authorization with a safety guarantee to return to Venezuela with his family. Castro responded that Andrade would be welcomed and loyal in aiding peace.
TERRE HAUTE Indl Judge Stimson of the superior court ruled that the board of health cannot bar unvaccinated children from public schools. It is the first ruling on the constitutionality of the anti vaccination statute passed two years ago. The decision will be appealed.
Miss Roosevelt is greeted with enthusiasm by residents of San Juan during a north coast tour with Governor Hunt and party. The group traveled much of the trip on horseback and Miss Roosevelt expressed joy at the experience before departing for New York aboard the Coamo on Tuesday.
The monthly statements show total national bank note circulation at 992,519,258 with a yearly rise of 25,042, and a monthly drop of 279,587. Bond based circulation rises yearly by 20,589,492 but falls 310,547 for the month, while lawful money backed circulation grows 4,153,419 yearly and 50,960 monthly. U S registered bonds on deposit total 142,180,770 to secure notes and 134,894,010 to secure public deposits. state and railroad bonds on deposit total 18,784.90. Mint reports March coinage at 8,777,627 with gold 6,879,920 silver 1,595,987 and minor coins 401,720.
Former President Cleveland told the Associated Press he planned only a stop in St. Louis for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition dedication and would return directly home. He denounced rumors of a broader trip to Colorado California and other states as an absurd canard.
Soldiers guard the chamber as ministers allegedly arranged Tuesday’s rifle shots to dissolve the chambers, mainly the senate. The clash stems from opposition to President Nord’s financial plans opposed by war and interior ministers.
A Manitoba to Alberta letter from Mrs. John McLachlan extols Western Canada in 1863. She praises mild winters, ample land, thriving cattle farming, good schools with state aid, churches, and growing settlement. She envisions Alberta as the Northwest's garden and predicts a population boom as East readers move west. She notes low coal costs and easy home prospects for both young and old.
A collage of proverbs ads and quotes including Defiance starch at 16 oz for 10 cents, Red Cross Ball Blue at 5 cents, and misquoted literary lines. Mentions Americans building a steel plant at Flushing Holland and automobile prices from 500 to 1800 dollars. Dated February 17 1900 and from Maple Street Norwich NY.
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