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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1903
Page
10
Nickel watches priced from 0 to 250, silver and gold filled models from 7 to 20, solid gold watches from 10.90 to 200, ladies gold filled from 10 to 25, ladies solid gold from 120 to 125. The store guarantees standard time-keepers with accurate works.
In San Diego the courtroom is packed as Samuel M. Shortridge of San Francisco closes for the defendant in the Tingley-Times It bel suit. He accuses the plaintiff Katherine Tingley of seeking money and headlines, defending the press and denouncing the alleged influence of her public following at Point Loma. The judge indicated a possible verdict today as the defense argues the case centers on publication rights and reputational harm.
A general officer inspects a windswept post and discovers two trays labeled Business and Bosh. He finds the Bosh tray full of his own vast orders and memoranda, revealing the absurdity of bureaucratic paperwork. The scene highlights Kitchener's methods and the humor of military administration.
A contemporary cites peat as a major future fuel with the north of Germany and nearby Denmark and Holland as most productive. Friesland features bogs of 1,500 square miles, and Germany reportedly has more peat fuel than coal. A square mile of bog ten feet deep holds peat with heating power rivaling over 300,000 tons of coal. Ireland has millions of acres of bogs ten to thirty feet deep.
A 19th century promotional piece touts charcoal as a purifying remedy for the stomach and bowels. It claims charcoal absorbs impurities, sweetens breath, and improves complexion and health. Stuart's Absorbent Lozenges are advertised as a safe, inexpensive option sold in drugstores.
A sweeping catalog of historical figures from antiquity to modern times who died by their own hand. It lists philosophers, statesmen, artists, poets, and soldiers such as Demosthenes, Aristotle, Isocrates, Zeno, Mithridates, Brutus, Cassius, Cleopatra, Seneca, Napoleon, Goethe, Chatterton, Clive, Pichegru, Castlereagh, Balmaceda, and Krupp, noting how many sought escape from despair or defeat with suicide.
A fragmentary note discusses hayseeds and the New York market scene. It mentions Jefferson market and prices of hayseeds, along with a request to send warm bed shoes to a boarding house and to avoid sending items to the hay market. The writer invites a relative to visit and meet at the station.
Readers learn why we stand as specialists in disorders of men with years of study and practice. We offer complete apparatus, cost no object, remedies with no harm, frankness, and only necessary operations. If a cure is impossible without surgery we inform the patient.
A prominent Chicago figure, known for advocating higher development of women, has entered trade by opening a bookstore. She plans to apprentice on works of her husband, who himself pursues literature as a fashionable hobby. Their catalog includes titles like Two Women and a Fool.
A whimsical verse recounts a lobster living beneath these and a green rooster seeking a soup tureen. A maiden uses deception to cook the lobster, leaving a moral about curiosity and caution. Dialogue at the end links travel to personal growth and precocious Freddy reflecting on the Channel crossing.
A fragment explains that catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and emphasizes that remedies must act on the bloodstream and internal organs. The text references constitutional treatment and the inadequacy of topical tonics, suggesting a systemic approach is required for true relief.
A pamphlet claims dandruff is caused by a pestiferous scalp germ that shrivels hair roots leading to baldness. It touts Newbro's Herpicide as the first effective remedy, promising to kill the germ and leave hair soft like silk. Samples offered by mail from The Herpicide Co Detroit Mich.
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