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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1902
Page
4
A fragment recounts Margie Welch praising a remedy from Peruna Medicine Co. of Columbus Ohio. She states relief came quickly after starting the treatment and the cough gradually subsided with improved softness and comfort.
A fragmentary OCR reads of a site incident mentions an explosion and boiler issue at Swift's, with unclear details and victims. The readable bits suggest confusion and the event's impact on witnesses, but specifics are missing.
English preacher Dr Joseph Parker who led the City Temple in London for thirty years died after a prolonged illness. He was among the most renowned ministers of his time and his death ends a lengthy public ministry that drew large crowds seeking sermons and guidance.
In a bold stance Gov J D Sayers declares purpose to stamp out lynching. He condemns mob violence as lawless and urges enforcement to protect prisoners taken into custody. Public malice and masked mobs are denounced amid calls for lawful justice.
A distressed speaker laments unreliable nurses after a nurse quits and a new one proves untrustworthy. The worry centers on the wellbeing of the children, with the speaker insisting on seeing them two or three times weekly for reassurance. The note appears in the Record Herald.
In a quoted exchange, a man hints at internal party influence pushing him toward a governor run while his wife questions the situation. The Chicago Record-Herald notes the state party boss pressures him to consider candidacy.
A Chicago News editor laments a publishing error and explains the misplaced poem intended for a magazine. The note reflects editor frustrations and the mishap in the newsroom workflow.
A Midland Michigan man, David M Bye, testifies three months of severe back and leg pain followed by kidney pill treatment. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills with enabling him to work again without a cane and offers a free trial mail order. The piece also mentions Foster Products and Mrs Austin pancake sour and rising newspaper numbers.
The Denver Times summarizes O. Or Howe of Navajo, Arizona, asserting Navajo weavers produce finer blankets yet struggle to profit. He criticizes patriarchal control of sales, women’s lack of marketing power, and white intermediaries who buy at one third value and reship for profit. He doubts women would gain more if selling duties shifted to them.
An analysis of census data and medical opinions on the link between hustle and longevity. The piece contrasts a fast modern life with rising median ages and notes differing medical views on overwork and health. It cites Harper’s Weekly and warns against assuming speed guarantees length of life.
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