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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1902
Page
6
A mother questions the timing of Mary’s mother as Mary recalls her younger brother’s account. The boy says the young man left at exactly one o clock after asking Mary one question, prompting indignation from Mary. The piece reflects a domestic anecdote from Catholic Standard and Times.
The John A Salzer Seed Co of Lacrosse Wis advertises a mammoth seed catalog with 150 kinds of flower and vegetable seeds. The notice mentions a market gardeners catalog available for 2 cents postage.
A testimonial from Mrs Huna Jakeman of Salt Lake City praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing her eros. The letter asserts a yearly cure after six bottles and extends a $5000 forfeit for skepticism, with references to Lynn Massachusetts and Mormon women.
Town residents discuss concerns at a local office while one person reports foxing chickens scratching the garden. A promotional note extols Merk Cure as a natural herbal remedy cleansing the system and aiding digestion for all ages.
The fragmentary item mixes a comic dialogue about hats with fractured phrases on travel routes, literature requests, and a California girl's sentiment. Disjointed references to routes, education, and dyes hint at a patchwork page note from a 19th century newspaper.
A long-standing pillar of a Newanghud church resisted organ funding then advocated the finest instrument. Letters from Canada praise land and crops, while ads promote travel on the Queen and Crescent Route. Product endorsements include Mrs. Austin Wheat Food and Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup.
Mrs Nettleton recounts years of dyspepsia liver and kidney troubles and relief after using Vogeler's Curative Compound The testimonial claims a dramatic first dose improvement and continued health after months of illness with recurrence Therer is mention of free samples and a London physician discovery.
An old tale links Paderewski to a Warsaw Conservatoire minuet, claiming a living composer could not outshine Mozart in beauty and simplicity, until Paderewski reveals he wrote the piece. The text shifts to brief adverts and anecdotes about kidney medicine, a Hall’s Catarrh Cure claim, and a note on plant parasites in sugar cane.
At Plattsburg Missouri Addie B Richardson was acquitted of murdering her husband Frank B Richardson a wealthy merchant slain as he entered his home on Christmas Eve 1900 The verdict drew ecstatic scenes as relatives embraced Involved co defendant Stewart Fife remains to face trial Prosecutor Boo ker notes he sought a jury to decide guilt of the wife Richardson a Southern society figure from Savannah and St Joseph is described with ties to Alexander Lawrence Texas and Frank W Richardson whose drinking and disputes preceded the crime
President Roosevelt asked Gov. Sanford B. Dole of Hawaii to submit his resignation due to ill health. Col. Samuel Parker, a native Hawaiian and influential sugar planter, is named as a potential replacement. Parker, ex-prime minister under Queen Liliuokalani, has long ties to Hawaii politics and business, and Parker and Prince David later arranged a notable double wedding in San Francisco. The report also notes cadetship promises for Admiral Sampson's and Captain Phillip's sons and a wreck near Shawnee, Oklahoma Territory, killing three negro tramps and injuring two en gaged en route.
Miss Maud Palmer of Catarangi Ontario writes praising Peruna as a cure and preventative for winter colds and related illnesses. The letter endorses the product, notes its availability at drug stores for one dollar, and invites readers to request Dr Hartman’s free advice and a 64 page booklet on catarrh and winter diseases.
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