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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1900
Page
4
A reader testimony touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a temperance, non alcoholic remedy for long standing female weakness. Isabel Miller of Calloway County Kentucky describes severe anemia and fainting from age 16 to 23, saying two bottles restored strength and non return of trouble after six bottles and five vials.
Maryland legislature allocates funds for Mason and Dixon line resurvey and landmark restoration. The project, run by the state geological commission with Pennsylvania and U S Geological Survey involvement, aims to clarify disputed boundary points and preserve historic stones once marking the 1760 agreement between Calverts and Penns.
Indigestion and bodily waste buildup signal Bright's disease with culiousness? blood pain and elevated urea and uric acid, painful nerves and joints, kidney irritation, and backache. The message urges prompt use of Foley's Kidney Cure to restore kidney function and warns against substitutes.
Special to the Enquirer reports from Indianapolis that the Indiana Democratic conference shows unity and active campaigning, with Vice Chairman Johnson and Chairman Martin present. The meetings note gains in several counties, and many former Gold Democrats now work with local committees for national and state tickets.
Mrs. Minerva Smith of Danyile Illinois says twenty years of bad bronchitis eased after using Foley's Honey and Tar. She endorses the product as pleasant with quick relief and a sure cure for throat and lung diseases. Sake nothing else J B Stalcup sept.
The narrator observes theater crowds in Manila with gauzy gowns in various colors. He notes mestiza girls of mixed Chinese and Filipino heritage, explains the scarcity of pure Chinese women, and discusses how Chinese lineage appears in prominent families. He describes Filipino costumes, fabrics, and the upper-class women’s attire including chemises, jackets, and long trains.
A doctor named J. B. Staleup calls Foley's Kidney Cure a pure medicine with concentrated remedies recognized by skilled physicians as effective for kidney and bladder diseases.
Captain Slack ships and thunders into Claiborne as an enrolling officer with ruthless methods provoking bond proofs. A Confederate tale recalls a peace-minded son who enlisted swiftly, while townsfolk witness a brisk display of muskets and marching to the front.
Sept 17 to 23 excursion tickets sold to Indianapolis via Pennsylvania Lines for the State Pair. Special exhibits, horse races, corn show, short horn cattle show, and large fruit and vegetable displays. Return couples valid until Sunday Sept 23.
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure can end weariness and backache from kidney problems. The note states half the world lacks knowledge of the cure and urges readers to start treatment.
A compact survey notes how China preserves grape storage techniques and hints at global fascination with Chinese industry. It mentions Chamberlain's remedy and includes advertisements and quotes about Chief Joseph and Native American relations.
A fragment from a 1900 page notes unclaimed letters headed for the Dead Letter Office, names Lena Carmicle and John A. Falk, with a postal warning. It also includes a testimonial about Banner Salve curing a seven year leg sore from Mrs. James Forest of Cheppewa Falls, Vid. The text references Castoria advertising and a domestic anecdote about a bride speaking with her mother.
We thank friends and neighbors for their help and sympathy during our mother’s illness and death. Also notice of summer tourist ticket sale by Monon Route to Marquette and Mackinac Island with low rates until Sept 30, 1900. For rates contact C. J. & A. Ry agents or Frank J. Reed, G. A., Chicago Ill., J. W. Brandon, Ayt., Bloomfield.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim to cure a cold with no cure no pay. Ad promotes a 25 cent price and urges relief from coughs and colds.
Hendren and Slinkard advertise mortgage loans at five percent per year for five to ten years with good terms. Borrowers may pay 8100 or multiples on any interest day. Reasonable commission and favorable terms promise. Money available in four days if needed. Bloomington area Bloomfield Ind Public Square.
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