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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1900
Page
4
An old advertisement claims United States courts in New Mexico cost the Government about 75000 a year and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a guaranteed remedy for kidney disorder. The text frames Rackache and Bright's disease as feared outcomes and urges purchase of the product.
A fragmented note highlights that over half of France's 1895 champagne sales were sent to England. It quotes anecdotes about remedies and health ads, mentioning DeWitt's Little Early Risers, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and Dr King’s New Discovery for lung troubles, with several local sellers listed and a few stray phrases about goods and places.
An OCR compiled ad page promotes Royal Caking Powder and several patent medicines including Soley’s Kidney Cure Warner’s White Wine of Tar Syrup and Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. The items claim cures for kidney disease coughs colds la grippe and general health benefits with testimonials and prices.
A mixture of advertisements and brief notices mentions Royal Baking Powder praised for leavening strength, while public notices discuss counterfeit money exposure, police warnings, and medical cures. Included are testimonials for Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and Foley’s Kidney Cure, plus local anecdotes on cough cures and dyspepsia remedies.
An item notes baking powder brands 50 pure and 60 great for leavening. It cites Kodol and Dyspepsia Cure with user claims of quick relief and praise from E Harzerink of Overisel Michigan. Also mentions upcoming excursions to Columbus and Philadelphia for music teachers and Republican conventions with ticket details and dates.
The Western Christian Advocate reports Colonel W. T. Durbin of Anderson, a Civil War veteran and banker, has been nominated for Indiana governor. Described as a nephew of John P. Durbin, Durbin’s public deeds include church support, aiding superannuated preachers, and financing a suburban church. The notice also notes broader prose about Green's August Flower and various local business ads.
A Minneapolis dispatch reports a plan to unite farmers worldwide in an international trust to restrict wheat production and set a minimum price of 1 a bushel. J C Hanley of St Paul and Professor G Rutland of Fribourg promote the idea for the international agricultural conference in Paris July 6–16.
Julius J. Speyer announces a new weekly downpaper to be published in Kansas City by a wary veteran newspaper man. Editorial charge will be led by Joe Speyer who will work without pay while advertising profits fund the poor and Christian cause. The paper aims for practical gospel outreach, not journalism as a theory, and will expose crime and vice to keep the city safe for children and families.
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