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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
4
A sponsor describes saving a daughter from a near fatal whooping cough and bronchitis after other remedies failed. The letter claims another child with advanced consumption recovered. The ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery as effective for throat and lung diseases with guaranteed bottles and free trials.
A patent medicine claim extols a cough remedy as curing a cold in one day if taken promptly. Ad copy lists prices of 25 and 50 cents and credits J. L. Richey as the seller with a February 22 date.
The American Bible Society prepares to issue scripture editions in twenty distinct Filipino dialects, aiming to broaden access to sacred texts across regional languages and communities.
Advert boasting DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a quick cure for fevers, saltrheum, tetter, chafing, ivy poisoning, and other skin tortures mentions J. Lt. Richey. A London Zoo secretary bird is shown on film seizing killing and carrying off a rat.
Miss Maude Dickens of Parsons Kas writes she suffered eight years with severe asthma and frequent attacks. After using Foley's Honey and Tar she reports immediate relief and no longer fears surviving each episode, per M L Bowmaster.
Fragmentary OCR line reflects a saying about business durability and neglect. No clear person, place, or event is identified.
Druggist J Goldsmith of Van Etten NY endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted family staple for five years with satisfied customers. He uses it for ordinary coughs colds and post grippe cough and reports high efficacy. For sale by J L Richey.
A brief, reflective line notes that happiness favors a man who has chosen a sensible wife, suggesting contentment stems from thoughtful marriage. The remark emphasizes prudence and lasting harmony in domestic life.
A vintage endorsement for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin described as keeping the stomach in order and breath pure. Sold by J L.
A reflective piece on generosity emphasizing intention over amount. It explores character, kindness, and the impact of actions rather than material value, urging thoughtful giving aligned with values.
J. L. Richey endorses Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claiming it digests all kinds of food without stomach aid. It allegedly mirrors natural digestive fluids so the stomach rests and regains function, addressing dyspepsia by aiding digestion.
A quip notes restraint in marriage, valuing speech control over control of feelings or deceit. The saying likens careful words to a bridle guiding a partner, suggesting prudence in expressing affection and managing emotions within a union.
M L Bowmmaster reports Edward Huss of Salisbury Missouri suffered lumbago and kidney issues with no relief from other remedies. After tried Foley’s Kidney Cure for three bottles, he says he is cured.
A reflective piece notes many women find solace in tears during a difficult season, framing crying as a natural, cathartic response rather than weakness. The author suggests societal pressures should ease to allow open emotional expression.
Mr W H Whedon of the First National Bank of Winterset Iowa relates an experience with a carpenter who halted work due to diarrhoea. He says a dose of Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured him, and the man returned to work. For sale by J L Richey.
A reflection on politeness acting like an air cushion that eases social jolts. It suggests courtesy provides soft support even when nothing substantial underpins it.
A Boston man who recently wed a sickly wealthy woman is now happy as his wife regains perfect health after using Dr King’s New Life Pills. The remedy claims to cure jaundice biliousness malaria fever and ague and all liver and stomach troubles. Gentle but effective, 25 cents at all drug stores.
Women who report the highest self esteem tend to exhibit the lowest COMLNOD selire levels, suggesting an inverse link between self regard and this unnamed measure. Further research is needed to clarify the relationship and its health implications.
A reader reports using Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with his family and finding it the sole remedy for constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach troubles. Sold by J L Richey.
A woman expands her influence abroad as her personal ties at home fray, illustrating the pull between public power and private allegiance. The adage hints at the cost of distant dominion on domestic bonds and everyday life.
A reader from Arlington Texas recounts lasting relief after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. The note states breakfast now stays down and meals digest thoroughly, praising the product as unmatched for stomach troubles.
A health ad states loving wisely prevents rushing affection while offering Foley's Kidney Cure to restore energy backache and run down condition by making the kidneys well. No substitute is advised. M. L. Bowmaster promotes the remedy.
Doubt arises over how to address the renowned woman writer Frances Hodgson Burnett after marriage. Her books remain under her famous imprint, and her visiting cards retain Hodgson on the name, though she now uses Townesend.
Mrs Lerillard Jr a Socialist now in Nice spends time with Mamie Severine a prominent journalist and philanthropist whose writings have excited supporters. Severine a millionaire's wife allegedly embraces socialism and aims to fund society women toward socialist causes while planning a large Riviera sanitarium for consumptive American women unable to afford care.
State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney Co sworn that firm will pay one hundred dollars for every dose of Catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure Sworn before A Wogleason Notary Public December 6 19 SEAL A Wogleason Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally acts on blood and mucous surfaces Send for testimonials free Fr J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio Sold by druggists Tc Hall's Family Pills are the best.
A terse aphorism advises that to persuade a maid of wild love one must adopt a wild gaze and wandering eyes. The line uses metaphor to link visual attention with emotional intensity and romantic persuasion.
An old advertisement claims Warner’s White Wine of Tar Syrup cures la grippe in 24 hours if taken properly and promptly. It promises relief from the cough that follows and lists a price of 25 cents. Sold by J. L. Richey. February 22.
Back bone sustains jawbone destroys. A surgical operation is not necessary to cure piles. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve saves all that expense and never fails. Beware of counterfeits. J Li
A reflective line stresses that the worth of a possession or achievement grows with the effort and sacrifice invested to obtain it. The idea links personal effort to perceived value, urging appreciation of perseverance and resolve.
Allen Halverson of West Prairie Wisconsin and J A Spero of Helmer Indiana praise Foley's Kidney Cure, calling it a medical wonder and noting strong demand as buyers travel long distances. Bowmaster provides endorsement.
Geo E Carey editor of the Guide Washington VA recalls a severe ankle sprain and reports full recovery after using Chamberlains Pain Balm. He had tried several medicines without relief before this remedy provided prompt relief and a complete cure. Sold by J L Richey.
The drum Haydn once played at a festival in 1740 remains preserved in Hamburg. The instrument connects to Baroque music heritage and survivals from the era.
In Lawrence Kansas Mrs 4 Pease had been bedbound seven years due to kidney and liver trouble nervous prostration and debility. After taking three bottles of Electric Bitters she could walk again in three months and felt like a new person. The advertisement claims relief for headache backache nervousness sleeplessness and fainting spells with satisfaction guaranteed at 50 cents.
A Wisconsin man has not voted for 27 years over a pension dispute. The item notes his longstanding stance and the pension issue in a local political context.
Grentleman of Stoutsville writes of two years indigestion and constipation improving after using Dr Caldwell's syrup Pepsin. He credits a trial bottle handed by druggist J W Watson and reports lasting relief after purchasing a fifty cent bottle. Sold by J L Richey.
A controversial escape is described on a technicality, with TJ interpreting the action as a handcar mishap. The remarks suggest legal or procedural complexities surrounding the incident and its implications for subsequent events.
Mr. James Brown of Pottsmouth Virginia aged over years endured a long lasting facial sore. Doctors offered no relief until De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve allegedly cured him permanently as stated by J. L. Richey.
The article notes that an average piano contains about a mile of wire inside its action. It highlights the complexity of stringing and tensioning for accurate tone and touch.
A. O. Blanchard of West Bangor New York reports kidney disease troubled him for five years and that after using two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure he found relief.
In Spain a pine bough is swept across an infant’s face as a traditional gesture meant to bring good luck. The practice appears in local folklore surrounding newborns and auspicious beginnings.
Call at Richey’s drugstore for a free sample of Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. The elegant physic improves appetite strengthens digestion and regulates the liver and bowels. Easy to take and pleasant in effect.
A discussion of unusual fish anatomy notes arapaima and some trout have teeth on their tongues, enabling gripping while jaws hold prey. It recalls extinct sharks with 70 foot bodies and five inch teeth, and mentions early birds once toothed before losing teeth as they evolved from reptiles.
Mouvement Geographique writer Chaudoir details a trek to stalagmite caves about two hours from Tanga in eastern Africa. He passes multiple chambers rising up to 250 feet, entering a vast 5000 square yard hall crowded by millions of bats that hinder passages. One bat sprawled 4 feet 10 inches across the wings.
Dialogue snapshot from Brooklyn Life shows the Soprano's and Contralto's maids trading quips about bouquets thrown at a mistress during the first act. The maid asserts the mistress paid cash, dismissing charges by others as improper.
A woman with a suitcase and umbrellas asked which ferry to New York. A weary servant replied that it makes no difference to him. This brief exchange appeared in the New York Sun.
Professor Houten states after ten years traveling the world he uses Green's August Flower more than any remedy for dyspepsia deranged liver and stomach and for constipation. He claims it helps jet ists and exleemen or office workers with headaches and ill feelings from irregular habits. Sample bottles free at J L Richey’s and sold by dealers in all civilized countries.
It is estimated that an eight inch diameter electric pneumatic tube for transmitting packages would cost about 8000 dollars per mile.
Advertisement claims neglect of bowels brings danger disease and death, promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a regulator to extend life and improve health. Endorsed by J. L. Richey, emphasizes easy dosing and lack of griping.
Beginning next January subscribers in Paris will pay $60 a year for telephone service instead of $80. The change lowers the annual rate for telephone access in the French capital, affecting all users with registered Paris service.
A man with numerous health complaints over forty feeling like an old timer tries Severi, sent by Fern Bank Chemical Co. of Fern Bank Ohio. The company offers free trial this week, claiming it saved a life.
Wm Woodard of Decatur Indiana writes that after years of kidney disease a single four ounce bottle of Foley’s Kidney Cure cured him. He recommends it to anyone with kidney disease and signs as M L Bowmaster.
Minnesota's pauper ratio in 1:0 measures stood at 4 980 per million population. This figure reflects the share of residents categorized as paupers within the state's broader demographic context.
A Kirkman Iowa eyewitness describes a gasoline stove explosion that burned a woman badly. He credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with a complete cure after doctors failed. The ad touts the salve as infallible for cuts sores boils bruises skin diseases and piles at 25 cents.
A historic note highlights a vast coal reserve in Australia that has seen little exploitation to date. The statement suggests potential future development as the resource remains undeveloped and sizable.
In a brief testimonial a bilious tired nervous man seeks relief from his unhealthy state. The ad promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills as the cause of his troubles being removed. J. L. Richey signs the endorsement.
If we did not make new friends we'd soon be desolate, for friendship wears very threadbare when drawn upon too tensely.
A short, promotional note urges cyclists to use Banner Salve after cuts or bruises to speed healing. It cautions against substitutes and signs off with the name M. L. woraster.
The text explains that celluloid is produced by dissolving nitrocellulose in camphor to form a mixture with nitrocellulose camphor and alcohol.
A jokey ad claims a torpid liver saps energy and appetite and promises Berlain's Stomach and Liver will restore digestion and renew vitality. It notes 25 cent price and free samples at Richey’s drugstore.
An analysis notes Victoria’s precarious ascent amid disrepute of three earlier kings George II and George IV face criticism for obstinacy and levity while William IV’s reign is deemed undignified. The second piece discusses Boer trekkers heading to the bush veldt during Transvaal winter, arguing the trek is a planned retreat for safety rather than a death trap, with vivid description of veldt life and timing. A brief anecdote of Judge Davis highlights a con artist.
A Scottish Echo tells of Sims Reeves in Glasgow where an agency secured a choir for Hail Smiling Morn. Reeves hesitated but performed. In the echo’s reply he mispronounced lines aloud in broad Scots, yet the bailie soothed him that the echo was correct, calling it a Scottish echo.
Mrs Maggie Hooper from Jeffersonville Indiana writes of years of stomach trouble and dyspepsia improving after using Dr Caldwell s Syrup Pepsin She invites publication to spread the remedy s benefit Sold locally by J L Richey May 15 1900
In a terse row a man confronts a suitor accusing him of entering unseen to kiss his daughter. The exchange centers on propriety, intrusion, and a consent issue framed as a public quarrel in a local setting. The tone is brisk and confrontational.
An advertisement quotes Norma Silver of North Stratford New Hampshire saying the cough was incurable until One Minute Cough Cure made her well. It asserts the remedy cures thousands and is safe and effective, endorsed by J. L. Richey.
In Roumania, mothers bind red ribbons around their children's ankles seeking protection from harm. The practice reflects folk beliefs in safeguarding the young, with ribbons tied at the stage of early childhood in households across communities.
Ira D Beckard of Dunacombe Iowa reports his son suffered a severe leg scald but was almost fully healed in three weeks after applying Banner Salve. He urges families to keep Banner Salve on hand as a reliable remedy for scalds and sores.
An ad-style notice touts a product called Sevens from Frax Baxx Cormical Co. It claims to cure feeble nerves lame backs weak kidneys and other ills by removing the cause and improving bodily functions. A free test package is offered to any reader who writes to J L Richey as agent.
A truncated note states that two thirds of taking two thirds of Arty will lead to a refund of PEPSIN SYRUP couvay as advised by J. L. Richey. The fragmentary text provides limited context and names only Richey and the product.
Andrew Sandager, president of the State Bank of Lisbon and former North Dakota state senator, issued a marriage license and had Miss Carrie Johnson travel from the Soldiers' home to meet Justice Grover. She agreed to wed, and the ceremony was performed. They reportedly have loved each other for over ten years, though no marriage had been discussed before.
The Colonial club of Keene New Hampshire traces its origins to a university extension class and aims to study colonial history, inspired by John Fiske. Now in its sixth year the club offers a $10 annual prize for the best essay on American history by Keene High School seniors and juniors.
Two American men in Venice spend their first evening in a gondola under moonlight. They observe lovers in another boat and joke about gambling at cards as the scene exudes romance. The Philadelphia Record notes the sentimental atmosphere of the lagoon town.
Excursion and special tickets to Buffalo over the Akron Route via Chautauqua Lake are on sale at Pennsylvania Lines offices. Cambridge City fares include ten day return 13.15, fifteen day return 16.15, season to Oct 3 18.65. Special coach tickets to Buffalo may be bought on Tuesdays at 3.60 with stop overs at Chautauqua Lake or Canada. Apply to John E Gray, Cambridge City, Ind. 1:10-4w.
Excursion tickets available via Pennsylvania Lines for trips to St Paul on June 7 to 9 for the Biennial Meeting Head Camp Modern Woodmen of America. To Kansas City June 9 and 10 for the Imperial Council Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. To Fort Wayne June 11 and 12 for the Elks Grand Lodge of Indiana. See ticket agents for details.
Pennsylvania Lines offers excursions to San Francisco from July 7 to 12 for Epworth League Convention. Tickets available through appointed Pennsylvanian ticket agents.
Round trip tickets to St Paul Minn on sale June 7 9 at one fare plus 2.00 for the round trip. Tickets valid for return until June 18 1901. For details contact Warren J Lynch Gen Pass and Ticket Agent Cincinnati Ohio.
A new schedule effective May 26 1901 lists Pennsylvania Lines trains from Cambridge City eastbound at 9 17 am 3 20 pm and 7 pm and westbound at 6 47 am 10 41 am 1 39 pm and 8 49 pm For details contact Joan E Gray Agent Cambridge City.
Low rate Home-Seekers excursion tickets to the West and South will be sold by Pennsylvania Lines on May 7 21 June 4 and 18. Information about fare through time and other details will be furnished upon application to passenger and ticket agents of Pennsylvania Lines.
On Sunday June 2 the Lake Erie and Western railroad runs a popular cheap trip to Cincinnati. Special train leaves Cambridge City at 9 17 a m rate 1 25. Enjoy a day in the Queen City with river resorts band concerts vaudeville boating bowling fishing bicycle races and many amusements. Baseball Cincinnati versus St Louis.
The Lake Erie and Western Railroad promotes low rate, personally conducted excursions to the 1901 Great Pan-American Exhibition in Buffalo New York from May to November. One admission covers both shows. For participation contact Lake Erie and Western Railway agents or write to C F ei ine eee.
Winona Lake Indiana on the Pennsylvania Lines fosters devotion, recreation, and education at Winona Assembly and Summer School. The 141 season opens May 15 with 15 day excursion tickets on sale through September 14 and return validity to September 17. Inquiries to 8 C Dickey, Secretary, or Pennsylvania Lines agents.
From May 31 to June 2 1901 Big Four Route sells round trip tickets to Old Point Comfort Virginia for one fare. Travel dates June 5 to 8 1901 for Travelers Protective Association of America event. Return valid until June 20 1901. For rates limits and tickets contact Big Four Route agents or Warren J Lynch Cincinnati Ohio.
Travel notice from Warren J Lynch, Gen Pass & Tkts Agt Cincinnati, outlines round trip tickets to Richmond Va via Big Four Route for June 3 to 8 1901. Tickets sold May 31 June 1 2 at one fare round trip, valid to June 30, 1901. Call on agents or write for rates and tickets.
Train timetable fragment notes departures for No 41 Passenger at 11 04 A No 43 Passenger leaves at 7 56 P No 17 Local departs at 3 10 P
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