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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1900
Page
8
An advertisement invites homeowners with current or upcoming mortgage payments to visit the Gazette Office in Elmwood each Saturday to learn how the lender can lower their rates and save money, promising a personal consultation.
A testimonial from Idaville Indiana by J W Gardner praising Electric Bitters for restoring appetite energy and health after stomach liver and kidney troubles plus general debility. Gardner says the remedy gave him a new lease on life and allows him to eat anything. Available at Wm Robinson & Co for 50 cents with guarantee.
The Patent Record of Baltimore Maryland notes opportunities to secure money to patent promising ideas. The notice presents a call for inventors seeking financial support or services to help file patent applications and protect intellectual property.
One hundred envelopes with return card neatly printed thereon are offered for fifty cents at this office.
Warning from J B Porter to all hunters. Do not trespass on premises or face legal penalties. Will Harding also signs the notice.
The Burlington Route from Chicago to St. Louis now runs through Lincoln Nebraska and Custer South Dakota to Deadwood with through daily passenger trains and sleeping cars to Deadwood and Newcastle Wyoming. Miss Annie E. Gunning of Tyre Michigan reports relief after using Kodo Dyspepsia Cure, claiming complete cure of dyspepsia and stomach troubles.
The proprietors of Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds have given away over ten million trial bottles. It has cured thousands of hopeless cases including asthma bronchitis hoarseness and all diseases of the throat chest and lungs. Call on Wm Robinson Co druggists for a free trial bottle. Regular size 50c and 1. Every bottle guaranteed or price refunded.
J H Carson visits Peoria on business and others travel between towns as neighbors plan improvements and housekeeping. Mrs Mafer hosts a fifth wedding anniversary with 55 guests and gifts. The county cites sparrow bounty costs and questions the law's value while Southern railway releases The Empire of the South booklet on regional development.
A mix of aphoristic lines on character, finance, and social behavior. Observations touch on landlords, sacrifice, arc lights, labor, obesity, sports stars, actors, and scarcity of innovations. The prose reflects a dated tone with eclectic moral commentary.
A collection of curious figures and claims spans topics from India and Persia to Australia. Notes include livestock use, female employment ratios in tobacco trade, Queensland's 1898 population estimate, a claim about the Tartaran alphabet, city death rates, wartime bullets for hunting, a yearly housing and servant cost in Japan, and a statement on grave robbery under Chinese law with capital punishment.
In a Paris lodging dispute a tenant confronts a meticulous old landlord who insists on on time rent. The Englishman argues he will pay on a later day, claiming ready funds and a belief in flexible dates. The exchange highlights conflicting views on punctuality and valuation of rent in a traditional rental regime.
A reader asks how to reduce body weight and address hair loss while inquiring about making remedies for obesity and hair restoration. The message also includes a query on creating a personal hair restorer product.
A tall man with lantern jaws boasts his wife is exceptionally feminine yet capable of hammering nails swiftly. A chorus praises him, while he notes that lightning rarely strikes twice in the same spot, echoing a folksy proverb.
A defendant denies guilt in a courtroom exchange. The judge asks for confirmation while the man states he has a lawyer and asserts he stole articles. The exchange highlights a simple plea and defense in progress.
A condensed survey of varied counts from health, anatomy, geography, demographics, journalism, and Civil War military strength. Notable claims include human sickness averaged nine days per year, 4061 muscles in a moth, earth curvature at 6.99 inches per mile, 11 million Jews worldwide, and Civil War troop totals rising from 183,588 in 1861 to 797,907 by May 1865.
A string of quizzical questions about daily life and social norms. The speaker muses on topics from weddings in drawing rooms to coal for stoves, and notes the trouble of sarcasm and misinterpreted compliments. The tone hints at a comic column observing human foibles with humor.
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