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Newspaper

Buffalo Center Tribune

Location

Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1900

Page

8

Notre Dame University ad reaches readers in Vermont paper

An advertorial note highlights Notre Dame University as a top western institution offering preparatory and commercial courses. It urges readers with sons to request a free catalogue, detailing terms, courses, and St Edward's Hall for younger students.

Notre Dame Notre Dame University West St. Edward's Hall University OF Notre Dame Indiana Ecclesiastica Bladen Rey Morrissey Nn. U Des Moines

Morley’s Wonderful Might Advertised CureClaim

An old advertisement touts Morleys Wonderful Might as a trusted remedy for pleurisy and pneumonia with endorsement from Dr. T. F. Barnhart of Claiborne Parish Louisiana. The text urges readers to ask their druggist and notes a price of 25 cents.

Morley Claiborne Parish Tia Prics

Peruna touted as cure for summer catarrh by exhibitor

Mary J. Kennedy of Armour & Co. extols Peruna as a permanent remedy for summer catarrh and indigestion. She credits eight years of travel with digestive trouble, says physicians failed to help, and claims three months of Peruna restored health. Free sample offer from The Parma Medicine Co. Columbus, Ohio.

Mary J. Kennedy Armour & Co Omaha Neb Miss Kennedy Parma Medicine Co Columbus Ob?a

Filipinos. Are Slai By a Company of American Soldiers

In Mindanao at Oroquieta two soldiers entering a native store were attacked. one killed, his head severed, the other escaped to raise the alarm. Fortieth Infantry killed eighty nine natives, thirty in one house, after which a gunboat shelled warehouses. A force led by Alvarez troubles Mindanao. Isabella de Basilan outpost wounded a marine fatally. Aguinaldo dies rumor persists among troops. Aguinaldo said dead claimed. Girl baseball team helps Willie Pike home with ten dollar horse. Vinegar works blast injures two men. Snead arm broken.

Manila Oroquieta Mindanao Fortieth Infantry Cagayan Orequida Callao George B Bradshaw Alvarez Yarbranga Isabella de Basilan Isabella Cincinnati Willie Pike Central Police Station Korts Bloomer Girls Athens Willie Moulton's Gap Ark

Eagle kills child scare as farmer shoots giant eagle

A six foot one and a half inch eagle was shot by T Smith of Sheboygan Falls Wisconsin after attempting to abduct his three year old daughter Mary. The child escaped unharmed as both child and bird fell to the ground.

T. Smith Sheboygan Falls Wis Mary

Russian envoy Isvolski to follow Muravieff as foreign minister

St Petersburg reports Baron Isvolski named successor to the late Count Muravieff as minister of foreign affairs in Japan relations. The choice is seen as moderate and not Pan Slavic, likely welcome to the Triple Alliance. In Texas two killed in Waco Ice and Refrigerating explosion. Henry Mercer and Jack Dorsett among the dead, several injured. In Paterson New Jersey workers protest Mary Donohue’s loom assignment, a strike follows after superintendent Dawson places a woman weaver.

Muravieff Berlin St. Petersburg Baron Isvolski Japan Count Muravieff Triple N!ance Waco Tex Waco Ice and Refrigerating Company South Henry Mercer Jack Dorsett

Colombian rebels yield at Panama end revolt

Consul General Gudger in Panama reports the liberal movement has collapsed and surrendered. Washington dispatch notes quiet now prevails at Panama as the revolutionary effort ends.

Washington, D. C State Department Gudger Panama

Grandmother Wheeler Celebrates 106th Birthday

Eight hundred guests attended the 106th birth anniversary of Grandma Wheeler near Villisca Iowa born July 24 1800 in Watertown Cann Five generations gathered and a family reunion included over 200 relatives. Herbert Stimpson known for Paris charity bazaar fire decorations reportedly died by suicide in Wichita Kansas.

Grandma" Wheeler Villisca Iowa Wheeler Watertown Cann Herbert L. Stimpson Paris France Italy Wichita Kas

Oddities and Anecdotes From an Early Era

A collection of curious notes: slaves freed in Madagascar, a Paris exposition clock admired by a Prigsin resident, long trolley rides for insomnia and a range of quirky stories. Highlights include a Detroit sailor’s birthday, a massive mine disaster toll, gargling as a cause of accidents, and unusual animal anecdotes from China and Australia.

Land buying rule from Volater on timber clues

A Volater cites advice against purchasing land with small trees and thin growth. Experienced buyers know thick timber signals good land, while sparse, short trees indicate poorer land. The gauge favors lands densely timbered yet not tall as a sign of fertility.

Queen Planted Trees at Inverary Grounds

In the grounds of Inverary Castle the late Duke of Argyll had an extensive plantation planted by notable visitors including the queen who visited twice in 1847 and 1875, Mr Gladstone, the Earl of Shaftesbury, Lord Lansdowne and Dr Livingstone.

Queen Inverary Castle Duke of Argyll Mr. Gladstone Earl of Shaftesbury Lord Lansdowne Dr. Livingstone

Presidents' ages at time of election era

The notice notes early presidents aging into their later years with Adams at 90, Jefferson 83, Madison 85, Monroe 73, John Quincy Adams 80, Andrew Jackson 78, and Martin Van Buren 79. It reflects on longevity during the era of strenuous times and presidential campaigns.

Adams Jefferson Madison Monroe John Quincy Adams Andrew Jackson Martin van Buren

Candidates Namey in First District Illinois Race

Rival candidates for congress in Illinois First district are Mr Mann and Mr Organ. In Kentucky two years ago, Mr White ran as Republican and Bird Black as Democrat in the Eleventh district.

Congress Illinois Mann Organ Kentucky White Bird Black

Bandersnatch of Odd Advertisements and Nonsense

A garbled collage of old advertisements and clippings mentions centipede stings, patent medicines, tonics, and quack claims. It cites Morey’s Wonderful Wight, Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup, Adams Papsin Tuttl, Dandruff cures, and Putnam Faceless Dyes, interspersed with proverbs and nonsensical lines.

Colorado vs Switzerland A high altitude comparison

A compact comparison notes Colorado contains over 120 peaks above 13,800 feet versus Swiss peaks, rail routes, and passes. It highlights Leadville at 10,200 feet, Mosquito Pass at 13,700 feet, and Pike's Peak cog railway, contrasting with European lines like the Rigi Kulm and Stelvio Road. It argues travel west for health and pleasure and ends with a humorous stray line.

Switzerland Europe Alps Mont Blanc Matterhorn Colonrado Avers Platz Hospice of St. Bernard Colorado Leadville Eurane Stelvio Fremont Pass Marshall Pass Tennessee Pass St. Goathard Mosquito Pass Vitznam Rigi Kulm Manitou Pike's Peak Grand River Gunnison Arkansas Burlington Chicago St. Louis

Notable Notre Dame switch to Holy Cross college presidency

The recent Notre Dame provincial chapter of the Congregation of the Holy Cross shifted Rev James A Burns from community house head to Holy Cross College presidency in Washington linked to the Catholic University of America. Burns, once Notre Dame chemistry professor after Harvard and Johns Hopkins, is praised as a leading Catholic educator and a rising voice in American Catholic education.

Congregation of the Holy Cross University of Notre Dame Indiana James A. Burns Community House Holy Cross College Washington Catholic University of America Father Burns Notre Dame Harvard Johns Hopking Catholic Adieators of America

Marquette travel ad and court seizure of Dr Clark’s Foot Powder

A mosaic of vintage ads and legal notices includes Marquette Mich as a healthful summer resort via Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway with Lake Superior scenery and a brochure offer. A Buffalo court orders perpetual injunction and full accounting against Paul B Hudson and a Brooklyn dealer for Dr Clark's Foot Powder infringing Moot-Buse, while Olmsted of Le Roy NY promotes free samples and a claim of national reach for a foot powder. Also appears are miscellaneous health remedies and quips on vanity and debt.

Marquatta Lake Superior Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Marquette Mich Copper Country Dvcks Geo. H. Wentford P. S Supreme Court Taughlin Buffalo Paul B. Hudson Dr. Clark Allen Olmsted le Hay N. Y

Do not believe Piso's Cure for Consumption trial

Fragmentary OCR note from February 16 at Triality Springs, Sod. mentions doubt about Piso's Cure for Consumption as an equal for coughs and voids. Contains garbled lines about men's experience and knowledge.

Ovarian Troubles and Lydia E Pinkham Remedy

Two letters from women praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for ovarian trouble. One writer reports five weeks of illness with abdominal swelling, avoiding surgery after taking the remedy. swelling receded and health improved, to the astonishment of her doctor.

Lydia KE. Pinkhan Mas Surry, Arlingtom Town

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