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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1900
Page
7
An OCR fragment references period ad copy and notices including patent medicine claims, a notary stamp, and generic quotes. It mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure, Libby Plum Pudding for soldiers, and a quotation about respect, with scattered names and places but no coherent event or date.
Ad copy outlines a two minute dessert option described as healthy and non-cooked. It lists flavors Lemon Orange Raspberry Strawberry and notes availability at grocers for 10 cents. The piece quotes C B Yonge on openness as a political principle.
An old advertisement touts Lane's Family Medicine claiming daily bowel movement promotion for health, gentle action on liver and kidneys, and curing sick headache. It cites a price of 25 and 5S0c and includes a testimonial from John F. Boyer of Trinity Springs Indiana dated February 15, 1900. The piece contrasts tradesmen who demand higher pay with the humorous line about dough.
The acute phase of the crisis in Chinese negotiations passed Wednesday as all interested nations reached a harmonious agreement on demands to China. A compromise on punishments and indemnity was agreed, with twelve Chinese dignitaries to be punished, though capital sentences were deemed unfeasible for principal offenders, and indemnity to be paid with no fixed amounts, possibly referred to arbitration at The Hague.
The Carmelite nuns dedicate a new convent at Thibodaux Louisiana. Sunday schools in the country donate nearly 200000 dollars to foreign missions. Bible circulation in China rises 15 percent to SIGQ1546 copies last year. Reverend Meyer of New Haven becomes pastor in Milwaukee. C D Kenny plans a 25000 dollar Catholic church at Elkridge Maryland as a memorial to his brother. Reverend Perin of Boston aims to raise 300000 for Universalism in America. Edward Hale remains active with Boston Associated Charities assisting the poor. Clergymen seek missionaries for China but few new workers are being sent. Doctor Meyer of London predicts strong US Bible interest after meetings in the South. James Wallace at Macalester College offers to resign. synod elects him president.
A collage of remarks from various papers recalls the death of prominent statesmen like Cashman K. Davis and Senate legacy figures. The tone notes their service, leadership, and international respect, with references to the Clayton Bulwer treaty and echoes of political philosophy amid diverse editorial snippets.
A compilation of editorials commenting on football's end of season impact. Citizens mourn casualties from games in Chicago Lowell Johnstown and Lebanon while observers debate modern football's harshness and the sport’s future amid wartime recovery.
The clippings condemn Corn King Phillips as a symbol of imperialist speculation. Reports note Phillips profited about 300 000 dollars and reshaped warnings about youth gambling in Chicago and other cities. Separate items discuss Mary Elizabeth Lease facing divorce and alimony expectations.
Mrs. F J Lynch of Grand Rapids reports rapid relief from a persistent cough after using Peruna for catarrh. The letter extols the remedy as superior to doctors and describes catarrh as a widespread, lingering scourge endangering health and social life. It cites Peruna’s availability and claims a complete guide is sold by Vereenels King Co. Columbus Ohio.
A clerk offers goods priced higher for better quality while a shopper declines for now. The Philadelphia Press captures a brief market exchange highlighting consumer choice between price and quality in a street‑level retail interaction.
Fragmentary OCR passage describes a supposed treatment with unclear terms and derivatives. The lines mix disorderly phrases and does not present a coherent event or identifiable entities. The readable portion hints at a medical remedy claim without verifiable details or provenance.
The Indianapolis Journal quotes Aviva Theorict noting that pursuing Filipnos is difficult yet rewarding, while a counterview says the world is round and advises waiting for the chase to catch up. The fragment reflects a playful exchange on persistence and inevitability.
A garbled OCR fragment references woodland area in the United Kingdom totaling thousands of acres. Mentions Jell O and family products, along with assorted misjoined phrases about happiness and income. Includes a garbled note about Japan prohibiting smoking for youths and a Carlyle quote about depth and height.
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