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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1900
Page
6
A quirky editorial note on conversation and appearances hints at youth trends, with odd spellings and brandlike phrases. It comments on domestic labor and social behavior, reflecting a fragmented slice of a historical page.
A collage of early 20th century ads touts tonics and patter for reliefs and cures. Claims span Allen’s Foot-Ease, Garfield Tea, Kemp’s Balsam, Piso’s Cure, and Maple City Soap, urging readers to buy, sample, and trust testimonials.
An industrial age reflection on American labor and health. The piece argues the duty of workers and wealthy citizens to sustain well being as vital to daily bread and social roles. It extols Dr Greene's Nervara as a remedy that partners with Nature to bolster nerves and blood, supporting work capacity and delaying decay.
London December 8 The fifteenth parliament opened with fierce rancor as Liberal leaders attacked Secretary of State for the Colonies Joseph Chamberlain over South Africa and China policy. Chamberlain faced sustained abuse while defending government actions and denials of private letters publication amid a heated Westminster session. Lord Salisbury warned against any hint of independence, insisting the war's aims remain fixed and no surrender of British rights.
London reports General Kitchener has authorized 500 men under General De Wet to engage a Boer force that attacked a British convoy moving from Pretoria toward Rustenburg. The convoy troops defended but half the wagon train was burned. Reinforcements arrived and the Boers dispersed with British casualties of fifteen killed and twenty three wounded.
Dec 8 report from Provincetown confirms the Grand Bank schooner Jora McKay is lost with all thirty crew members. Circumstances indicate destruction near Virgin Rocks during the Sept 12 storm, with the vessel and crew presumed dead.
The Meggagera reports that yesterday Dr. Mazzoni, the pope's physician, performed a slight operation on a tumor under the gontilf's arm.
Panoramic account of catarrh as a pervasive disease, its dire effects on health and society, and testimonials endorsing Peruna as a cure. Cites Mrs F J Lynch from Grand Rapids and Mrs F Jr Lynch, urging readers toward the remedy while noting a nationwide winter guide for prevention and cure.
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