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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1901
Page
3
The piece describes Moscow as sprawling and loud with unpaved public squares, vast arcades, and bold colors. It contrasts red and blue in every facade, notes mechanical music, top boots and rags among classes, and paints a vivid image of a city blending barbaric and modern traits through fashion and architecture.
Ken Thomas Greenway, Manitoba premier and leading farmer, writes on Western farming. He urges mixed farming beyond wheat monoculture, stresses proper land use, manure recycling, and diverse stock. He notes Manitoba’s vast soil, invites settlers with affordable land, and directs readers to Dominion Government agents for details. Mrs. Austin's pancake flour is advertised.
An advertisement from Fort Wayne Indiana promotes air cushion rubber stamps and related printing outfits. It invites readers to write for pricing and mentions Lock Box 219 as the contact.
A historical ad style article warns spring treats weak and sickly people poorly after winter. It argues death rises in spring, urges early care, and promotes Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy with testimonials. It also lists other remedies and quack claims amid consumer ads.
The note promotes Nickel Plate Road as the pleasant shortest cheapest route to Buffalo Pan American Exposition with direct gate access and booking options via wire phone or local agent. Also lists stamps printing outfits and teething product Mrs Winslow's Soorain Strop for Children with price 2½ cents per bottle.
Mrs. Ella Rice of Chelsea Wisconsin reports two years of bear ing down pains headache and backache from falling and inflammation of the womb. After physician visits and many medicines she was cured by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The advertisement urges sick women to write for Mrs Pinkham's advice at Lynn Massachusetts.
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