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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1901
Page
5
Trustees offer Brimfield Presbyterian church property for sale at 500 dollars cash, pending Peoria Presbytery approval. Inquiries to J J Pursell or board members. Ad notes severe croup deaths among children and promotes One Minute Cough Cure from Wm. Robinson & Co as instant relief for throat and lung troubles.
The Havana University reported 382 graduates last year and 628 this year. The Boston Journal congratulates the Cuban students on their opportunity to study amid general tranquillity and asserts the pen will be mightier than the machete in their fair island.
The School Trustees of Brimfield township announce money to loan on good real estate security. The program targets solid properties and aims to support local property development under school supervision.
A historical overview argues the United States, with about 76,000,000 people, is the largest, most civilized nation. It compares population, literacy, rail mileage, and industry with Russia, India, China, Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and Spain, asserting U S primacy in numbers and enterprise and predicting further census confirmation. Dangers from violent exercise are discussed for heart health, noting dilatation under exertion supported by Roentgen evidence. Arctic expeditions news covers Windward delays, Peary depot at Cape Hecla, Sverdrup’s Fram voyage, and Stein expedition risks.
An assortment of odd items and notices fill the page. A wanted ad seeks one thousand dressed rabbits along with poultry butter and eggs while quirky captions discuss the New York automobile show and a Champagne truck paired with an ambulance and a patrol wagon. Product ads tout DeWitt’s Little Early Risers and Witch Hazel Salve. A Paris balloon ascent reaches 56 000 feet with extreme cold, and health boosters claim Rocky Mountain Tea cures constipation.
Buckien's Arnica Salve touted for cures with world wide fame and sold by Wm. Robincoe & Co on RES. Also mentions varying salves and remedies for cats burns boils and sores amid a local Gemerville Journal note.
A brief note describes Dutch students engaging with letters by multiplying taceleniles, highlighting the educational approach and its significance for understanding language mechanics.
Nayis posted a marginal gain after a December period, with a 31 percent rise in output from the AtTinad facility, according to early trade notes. Strong entities cited include Nayis and AtTinad in the unnamed market brief.
A reader reports returning money and claims the tablets cure E W Groves. The fragment suggests a pharmaceutical purchase with a refund and a health claim, but lacks clear context or verification.
Auction note offers 160 acres one mile from Ayer Nebraska with good buildings and level land, 140 acres under cultivation. Another 160 acres four miles from Gry, seat of Farnace County, 80 acres under cultivation. Priced at 1000 dollars per acre with possible trade. Farmington, TH
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