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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1903
Page
3
A period advertisement extols Peruna as a universal remedy for catarrhal pelvic discharges and related female ailments. It features testimonials from women in Brooklyn Appleton and Nebraska and promises rapid relief of backache, weakness, and digestive issues with a recommendation to contact Dr. Hartman in Columbus, Ohio.
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Fase powder to relieve corns bunions and foot irritation and Allen's Foot-Ease to ease new or tight shoes with a 25 cent price and free sample offer. It also notes Americans plan seven thousand miles of barbed wire fencing around a small cattle ranch near the Philippines.
A collage of quotes and dental and medicinal claims, including Piso’s Cure as a cough remedy and Winslow’s soothing Syrup for teething, plus aphorisms about worry and social judgment. The pasted text reads like a miscellaneous advertiser’s page with dated postal style signatures and stray maxims.
The article notes eight times greater production of bituminous coal than anthracite in 1902. It explains idleness reduced hard coal production to early 1885 levels, while soft coal dominated nationwide with about 250 million net tons. It adds a reflection: ambition is the assassin of happiness.
American births span a wide nobility map with twenty six German titles and twenty English peerages. French duchesses and countesses number three and five respectively. Italian and Russian nobles also appear, with two Dutch baronesses and a Bavarian countess. Monaco’s princess closes the list of crowned brides.
Springfield suffers a fire loss of 40000. A smallpox case appears in Spalding. Three men wounded in a North Platte shooting scrape. Hast Inge literary elite debt stirs. Anderson Millers celebrate golden wedding in Richardson county. Jennison, a B M brakeman, dies after a wreck near Nebraska City. Cereal mill closes in Nebraska City pending wages. Columbus to get brick and tile plant costing over 10000 producing 2 million bricks first year. York reports record spring nursery stock and hosts three nurseries. Paul Schindler found dead near Hoag in Gage county. suicide suspected. Neb parks plan flower beds with school children. Union Pacific southbound freight kills an unidentifed man near Blue Springs. Warrell resigns. Barr hired as principal at Cozad. Riverton depot robbed. 37.87 stolen. John Wilsean confesses. An 1800 dollar pipe organ installed in Wayne Methodist church. Omaha No. 12 rear-ends an extra freight near Minden. engineer C. A. Dixon injured. fire destroys way car and one freight car amid fog. John Collings wills disinheritance. John C. Collins inherits 20000. Lake Ericson wiped out by dam break. Cass and Sarpy teachers institute planned at Plattsmouth Aug 17. Four shoplifting suspects captured at Gothenburg and jailed. Northeastern Nebraska sees fast emigration. 81 cars through Sioux City in one day. Coal cars derail near Blue Springs. Platte Valley Telephone Co organized near Buda with 25 subscribers over ten miles.
Amid claims of superior quality, Defiance Starch positions itself as the preferred choice over rivals. The passage also markets a cold cure tablet with refund guarantee and includes satirical remarks on expertise and advice seeking. It mentions a doctor and lawyer’s imperfect practice and amateur photographers avoiding guidance.
A New York mother recounts months of suffering as her infant Charlie battled eczema like sores and a rash. After trying various medicines, a neighbor's advice led to Cuticura Ointment Soap and Resolvent, which she credits with steady improvement and peaceful nights.
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