Smoke the Seal of America at the Ideal Restaurant
Local note reports an event at the Ideal restaurant involving Sweet a4 4 nut and a Pointe on hell shell with unclear details. Readers are advised to seek fuller coverage for precise facts and names.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1900
Page
3
Local note reports an event at the Ideal restaurant involving Sweet a4 4 nut and a Pointe on hell shell with unclear details. Readers are advised to seek fuller coverage for precise facts and names.
A collage of brief items lists visitors, appointments, sales and services around Austin. W. D. Andrew offers piano tuning, Henry Trenary a hackman and horse dealer, random notices of guests, business transactions, and medicinal and household ads including Rocky Mountain Tea and Dr. Wood's syrup.
The January McClures includes Miss Clara Morris memoirs with a New York debut, a study of Emperor William by K. S. Baker, and Frank Skinner on modern bridge building. Kipling's Kim installments appear with Weeks and Kipling illustrations. Also noted are local notices, sales ads, and society items from Albert Lea and Winona.
The record shows Austin, Owatonna, Albert Lea, Rochester, and Faribault with total education expenses of 24,877. 14,000. 16,875. 26,500. and 24,000 respectively and enrollments of 1,333. 1,100. 1,200. 1,086. and 1,840. Austin and Rochester have the highest costs and attendance.
Minnesota Educational Association meeting in St Paul endorses direct election of the State Superintendent D L Kieble. Resolution calls for salary parity with other officials and civil service rules to ensure efficiency and continuity. Association enrollment reaches 1,825 versus 443 last year.
An advert explains there is no sure cure for chronic rheumatism and warns against quack medicines. It promotes Scott's emulsion of cod-liver oil as crowding rheumatism out by vital force, with mixed success. It also advertises Krause's Cold Cure capsules at 25c sold by Mélloy Bros.
A woman reports three years of nerve prostration cured by two bottles of Litehty’s Celery Nerve Compound. She says she hardly feels her nerves today and calls the remedy wonderful. Sold by Mailoy Bros.
An advertisement extols Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo as a specialist in women’s diseases. It claims his Favorite Prescription builds energy and stabilizes pregnancy, sharing a testimonial from Mrs H C Anderson about a successful late pregnancy and childbirth, and offers free medical advice with a small mail-in fee for his Medical Adviser.
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