Defiance Starch Sale Reported Across Regions
Readable fragments indicate a Starch sale event labeled Defiance with widespread distribution. Details are sparse but imply a commercial promotion affecting multiple areas and retailers.
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1902
Page
2
Mothers Address Comfort for Women on Childbearing
Mrs J H Haskins of Chicago speaks to Arcade President Club about comforting women after childbearing. She warns against fear and fatigue, endorsing a pink compound for strength. She notes personal dread of labor but emphasizes value of relief and care for mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
J. H. Haskins
Chicago
Cage Arcade President Club
Dean Man
Pivanau
Lengthy trips and travel patterns across the Bante Fo system
The article notes 5,664,811 passengers on Bante Fo lines in the last Becal year, traveling 6,140,047 miles for an average of about 90 miles per person. It suggests many short trips, editor travel averages of 60 miles, and jokes about reporters riding passes. It also remarks on family finances and Defiance Starch sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bante Fo
California
Those Who Have Tried Defiance Cold Water Brand
Defiance Cold Water Brand claims superiority with 16 oz for a few cents, superseding rival 12 oz packs. The text notes there are about 900000 more women than men in the German empire and observes the organ as a popular recital subject, with some people fond of free organ recitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Empire
Defiance
Railroad issues calendar with actress pictures by Moran
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad Co releases a beautiful calendar with ten color watercolors by Leon Moran depicting a popular actress. Each sheet is 12 414 inches. calendars are copyrighted by the railway and a limited edition costs 25 cents per calendar. Mail orders accepted on receipt of price. F W A Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chicago. Better a distant friend than an intimate enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Co
Leon Moran
F W. A. Miller
Chicago
Odd Hodgepodge Ad Patch With Quack Claims
A scrambled 19th century ad collage touts remedies and products. Mentions Red Cross Ball Blue powder 8 cents, Nuss Company cough cures, Tino’s Cure for Consumption, Mrs Windows Syrup, Windoollo bottle priced 250, and various quips about matrimony, patience, and Cupid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Nuss Company
South Bend
Landseekers' Excursions to Via Carolina Trails
Landseekers advertise trips to Via North and South Carolina with affordable farm and stock land options. Promotions promise mild winters and no tornadoes. Includes teen and excursion rates via W P Agt for the 0 & C Ry at 24 Clark St. The ad concludes with a light note on love as gaining exclusivity in affections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landseekers
Via
North and
South Carolina
W.P. Agt
C. Ry
Clark St
Florida
Virginia
Carolina
Charleston
Hot Springs
Old Point Comfort
Southern Pines
W. I. Conklyn
N. W. P. Ags
Chesapeake and Chip Ry
Chicago
Wheeler Attacks U S Diplomacy and English Policy
Kentucky Congressman Wheeler denounces foreign policy as flunkeyism and criticizes Secretary Hay and Lord Pauncefote. He accuses the White House of pro British tilt, cites British military presence in the Americas, and laments America’s drift from republican independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Lord Pauncefote
Washington
Wheeler
Kentucky
Great Britain
United States
Hay
Edward
Prince Henry
Boutell
Illinoia
Grosvenor
Ohio
Prince of Wales
Buchanan
Aunkey
State Department
Yorktown
White House
Great Briain
South Africa
West Acquitted in Death Trial at Ames
W E West of Grand Forks Minnesota was acquitted today after a three week trial in Ames Iowa for the killing of Frank March. The verdict ends the case concerning the homicide charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames, Iln
W. E. West
Grand Forks
Minn
Frank March
Tolstoi Death Rumor Reported by Vienna Paper
Vienna dispatch says the Nicus Wiener Journal repeats an unconfirmed rumor that Count Tolstoi is dead. In Congress Delegate Flynn introduces a bill for two extra judges in Oklahoma and sets territorial salaries at five thousand dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolstoi
Vienna
Nicus Wiener Journal
Count Tolstoi
Congress
Flynn
Oklahoma
Territory
Treason Bill Amendment Noted by Senate
Senator Hoar proposed an amendment to the Philippine tariff bill stating no person in the Philippine Islands may be convicted of treason by any tribunal unless two witnesses testify to the same overt act or confession in an open court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoar
Senate
Philippine Islands
United States
Government exhibit cost plan for St. Louis fair debated
Officials from the St. Louis exposition board and associated businessmen testified before the House committees on expositions about funding the government display. They seek $800,000 for the exhibit and a building costing about $450,000, with potential added cost if the opening is advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
St. Louis
Washington
Government Board
Congress
Brigham
Government Board, and Hiaansiatants
Taylor
Treasury Department
Russia Likely to Act After Anglo-Japanese Pact
Vienna dispatch describes Russian strategy amid a growing Anglo Japanese alliance. Experts expect Russia to provoke Afghan unrest while staying behind the scenes until Japan consolidates China’s military power and pushes Europeans out, leaving Russians secure in Manchuria. The discussion ties the treaty to Britain and Germany signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Russia
Afghanistan
Japan
China
Manchuria
Roosevelt Boy Out Of Danger At Groton School
President Roosevelt left Groton School after Ted Roosevelt Jr. showed rapid improvement in his illness pleuro pneumonia. Doctors reported the lung condition clearing and the boy progressing favorably as the president and Mrs. Roosevelt shared happiness with those at the infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
Mass
Grator School
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Roosevelt
Washington
Ted
Olympia Ready for Prince Henry Arrival
The United States cruiser Olympia under Captain Henry Lyman entered New York harbor from Boston and dropped anchor at Tompkinsville. The vessel will attend the naval reception for Prince Henry and then proceed south to serve as flagship of Rear Admiral Higginson’s North Atlantic Squadron in the West Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Prince
New York
United States
Henry Lyman
Boston
Tompkinsville
Prince Henry
Higginson
West Indian
Quail Shooting Fine in Waterloo Court
Waterloo detective Henry Fields a taxi dermist for the state normal school was fined 126 dollars by Justice Hildebrant for shooting six quail He plans an appeal claiming scientific rights to kill the birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Harry Fields
State Normal School
Hildebrant
Fields
Kiowa Lands Leases Set to Take Effect April 17
Commissioner of Indian Affairs Jones announces formal tolling that the new Kiowa Indian lands leases covering 480000 acres in Oklahoma near the Texas border will begin on April 17. An attempt to postpone the date was made but rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Jones
Oklahoma
Texas
Merging Express Companies Rumored In San Francisco
The Cal reports that Adams American United States and Wells Fargo may merge into a single firm. A private message from the east says E. H. Harriman, head of the Southern Pacific, will be elected president of Wells Fargo Express at the next stockholders meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Adams
American
United States
Wells Vargo
E. 4
Harriman
Southern Pacific Company
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Measures pass with no opposition in Congress
The House unanimously adopted a proposed constitutional amendment for direct Senate election. It also passed bills authorizing Confederate claims payments up to 50000, a Spanish claims commission expansion, and rights for White River Railroad across government lands in Arkansas. The session included debates on cable control and bridge projects in Fort Gibson, St. Joseph, and the Memphis area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
United States
Senate
Lee
Johnson
Spanish Claims Commission
White River Railroad Company
Independence County
Arkansas
Corliss
Michigan
San Francisco
Manila
Congress
Commercial Cable Company
Mackay- Bennett
Alaska
Hawaii
Philippines
Pacific
Arkansas River
Fort Gibson
IT. T
St. Joseph
Memphis, Helena & Lowsiana
White and
Populariow
Ohio House Targets Christian Scientists in Child Welfare Bill
The Ohio House passed a bill making it a crime for a parent or guardian to willfully deprive a sick child under 16 of care, punishable by fines up to 200 dollars or six months imprisonment. The session also advanced a 75000 dollar state exhibit appropriation for St Louis and signaled canals policy by passing a measure to abandon part of the Wabash and Erie canal in Paulding County with only two opposing votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Paulding County
German Nautical Society Pushes Kiel Canal Widening
The German Nautical Society of Hamburg passed a resolution urging widening of the Kiel canal because traffic has reached its capacity and the waterway can no longer handle the volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
German Nautical Society of
Hamburg
Kiel Canal
Too Many American Hogs Farm Scarcity Hits Germany
Berlin report says the Association of German Swine Breeders met to discuss hog scarcity for butchering. General secretary Herr Burkhart explained that strained imports of American bacon and lard are wrecking Germanys fattening industry and making the nation dependent on US hog markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Association of
German Swine Breeders
Herr Burkhart
Germany
United States
Longest Serving Judge John J Jackson of West Ualedates
Judge John J Jackson of the United States district court is described as the longest serving judge in state or federal courts. At 77 he remains active and vigorous, with plans to die in harness, a future that may be distant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Jackson
West Ualedates
Ted States District Court
Creed’s Discovery of Pension Fraud in Ohio Widow Case
John M. Creed of Berkeley California learned a woman in Ohio posed as his widow and drew his Civil War pension for years. She is the widow of another John M. Creed who did not serve and thus was not entitled to a pension. It is believed others have obtained pensions similarly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Creed
Berkley
Cal
Ohio
Erle
Kans
W. H. Ketchum
Dodd
Mr. Ketchum
Long on Rank in Barings with Four Peer Titles
Two Barings hold now four peer ages two earldoms Northbrook and Cromer two baronies Ashburton and Revelstoke. The founder of the family like the first Rothschild came from Germany. He was a Lutheran minister who settled with his son in Exeter about 200 years ago and started a cloth manufactory.
Local Health Note and Advertisements Share Stage
A Kansas piece recounts W H Ketchum's five month back pain cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills with renewed vigor after a second box. The notice blends other promos including Defiance laundry starch, a Red Cross Ball Powder package, and travel ads for Florida excursions via the Chesapeake and Ohio lines with contact details at Chicago.
Great Northern Low Fare Tickets To Northwest
Beginning March 1 and each month through April 192, Great Northern offers one way settlers tickets across most main line west of St Paul with very low rates from St Paul Chicago and other eastern terminals to Montana Washington and other western stations. Stopovers allowed after ten days. agents offer full information on land climate and crops by Max Bass or F I Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc
Great Northern Railroad
St. Paul
Minnesapolia
Great Northern
Eae
Ropeenee
Tana
Pointe
Washington
Chicago
Montana
Great Northern Railway
Sterney
Havre
Mont
Making Hows Happs Defiance Starch Ends Household Burden
A housewife advocates Defiance starch as a blessing to households, noting it lightens burdens and lasts far, with a sixteen ounce package priced at 10 cents. The ad urges readers to clip and request their grocer to stock it, produced by Magnetic Starch Co. in Omaha Nebraska. The closing line claims brain power declines with intellectual refinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnetic Starch Co
Omaha, Neb
Garfield Tea Co laboratory activity signals public approval
Brooklyn readers report activity at the Garfield Tea Co laboratory as further proof of strong consumer trust. The piece lists Garfield Tea and Garfield Syrup along with Garfield Digestive Tablets, Plasters, Belladonna Plasters, Cold Cure, and other Garfield products as widely used last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Garfield Tea Co. Ie
Over
Ty Lion
Garfield
Garttellief
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Best Ee
Defiance Starch Sale Sverywhere
Sa Aeit
J. J
Lydia K.pink
Lydia E.pinkham
J. H. Hasmina
Indiana Ave
Canada
Manitoba
Asaint- Sols
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Atlas of Westerns
Roepplicanta
Pedio
Nework I
Owaha
Lemis Claver
Postag
John A. Salzer Seed Co
la Crosse, Wis
Mall Noarth
Po. Co
State Street
New York City
Omaha
Wen
Cork
I. W. Green
Homestead
Morgam
el Reno
Tino
N. W. Samuel
Ocean Grove
N. J
Wisconsin
Badger
Matt J. Johnson
Cupid
Cupidity
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Assails President
Prince Henry of Prussia
Young Roosevelt
Quail
Christian Science
Ohio House
Creed
PONT
Bocas
Russ Company
Church Kidney Cure Co
Fourth Avenue
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