Seven-Story Fog-Cutter Building Planned
The proposed structure would rise seven stories and be associated with a fog cutting function, reflecting a design that may translate to a taller, slimmer form.
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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1902
Page
3
The proposed structure would rise seven stories and be associated with a fog cutting function, reflecting a design that may translate to a taller, slimmer form.
Advertisement claims Lane's Family Medicine moves the bowels daily and aids liver and kidney health. It is said to cure sick headaches and costs 25 and 0c. The note also mentions vaccinated French dogs not getting distemper afterward.
Advertisement notes earliest Russian millet as a prolific hay substitute. Claims up to 8 tons per acre with pricing around 56 cents, 61.90, and 108 pounds 8.60 Lees Freight. testimonials from John W Henry of Fostoria, Ohio dated Oct 4, 1901.
An old ad touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the best half blue in a large 2 oz package priced at 6 cents. The compact offer highlights a dime store style emphasis on value and brand.
In a satirical jab Life magazine quips about fragmenting Sundays into fourteen sections. The speaker laments missing several feature areas such as automobile and spiritual sections while listing bizarre items and items like cremation coupons and a diary of a chronic murderer.
Mrs Kitty F Seaney was ill for months with Bright's Disease. Doctors gave little hope. After using Dodd's Kidney Pills she improved rapidly and recovered fully after ten boxes.
A dialogue notes a chance acquaintance formed while buying a lottery ticket. The exchange asks why the person is called by a specific name, implying a connection to the encounter during the purchase.
Many school children fall ill and Mother Gray's Sweet Powders claim to break up colds in 24 hours and cure feverishness headaches stomach troubles teething disorders and worms. Ten thousand testimonials claim success and the ad invites sample requests to Le Roy New York. Also notes China has a canal 2100 miles long.
An assortment of ad style notes claims cough cures with a free sample offer and two bottle sizes, followed by a weight fact about granite and a clothing care tip urging use of Red Cross Ball Blue to keep whites bright.
A testimonial letter from Mrs Francis PoDMORE praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for curing long standing ovarian pain and weakness after childbirth. The notice asserts the product as the only medicine and warns of a $5000 penalty for non genuineness. It targets women with menstrual and reproductive complaints and urges use of the compound as best remedy.
The Senate and House carried long debates on the oleomargarine bill and related dairy and supply issues. Discussion covered taxation on adulterated butter, Funston and Aguinaldo remarks, and Cuba’s transfer to Cuban control on May 20. The House pursued bribery charges in the Danish West Indies treaty and approved sundry civil and revenue measures while planning further action on Cuban reciprocity.
Chicago may be chosen as the site for a new naval training station. Gen. Young is appointed president of the new army war college. The President vetoed a bill removing desertion charges from John Glass's record. Steps begin to implement the Philippine tariff. Senate Spooner supporters urge re election. The Hague treaty ratified aims to reduce war horrors. Hoar attacks direct election of Senators. President allegedly declines sending Gen. Miles to the Philippines. Post Office stops fraud scheme advertising keys to open cash registers.
Interesting extracts discuss gold origins and mining methods including quartz, placer, and washing. It notes world production around 300 million dollars annually and that the United States led earlier before 1898 when South Africa surpassed it. It covers carat fineness, alloying with copper or silver, and notes wages per miner and mining profitability.
Prof. Roberts Austen explains metals can burn for heat and light with solid combustion products. The magnesium star demonstrates metal illumination using a parachute device. Aluminum is noted as an effective metal fuel for welding, with significant industrial importance at Essen, Germany.
Hon H W Ogden of Louisiana writes from Washington praising Peruna as a fine tonic and effective remedy for catarrh. The spring season is ideal to treat catarrh and Peruna is promoted as a systemic cure for catarrh of the head stomach or bowels. Readers are urged to write to Dr Hartman for free advice if results are notPrompt.
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