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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
4
Mrs W K Haviland of Armouk New York reports her daughter survived a near fatal whooping cough and bronchitis after using Dr King’s New Discovery. Her other child with advanced consumption also recovered. The medicine is praised as unbeatably effective for coughs and lung diseases. 50c and 1 bottles are sold with a guarantee. trial bottles are free.
A terse directive urges performing distasteful work swiftly and finishing the task. The statement emphasizes speed and completion without complaint, implying a mindset focused on efficiency over discomfort. The source reflects a pragmatic, blunt tone about labor.
A vintage advertisement claims a cough remedy called Consumption Cure Warner’s White Wine of Tar Syrup can cure a cold in one day if taken promptly. Sold by J. L. Richey with price points of 25 and 50 cents, dated February 22.
The ad promotes De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve as a quick cure for eczema saltiheum tetter ivy poisoning and other skin tortures. It attributes the remedy to J. L. Richey and claims a certain pile cure as well.
Fragmentary note describes tense community mood as people argue and insult each other when emotions run high. The brief hints at social friction without detailing incidents or names.
Miss Maude Dickens of Parsons Kas recounts eight years of severe asthma with deadly attacks. After using Foley's Honey and Tar she reports immediate relief and better breathing, a claim echoed by M L Bowmaster.
A short historical note contrasts liberty with the sweetness of sugar, highlighting a cautious or ironic view on indulgence and freedom. The fragment underscores a moral or social reflection rather than a concrete event or人物.
A druggist from Van Etten New York Druggist J Giddamith endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, stating five years of complete satisfaction and personal use for ordinary coughs colds and post influenza cough. The product is for sale by J L Richey.
An African American proverb notes a hungry person ignores the tablecloth and focuses on the meal, implying need drives perception and standards in scarce times. It reflects resilience and practical priorities over appearances.
Ad claims Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsie keeps the stomach in order with pure breath. Sold by J L Richey.
A culinary note asserts that thicker portions of beef used in a beef a la mode style dish yield juicier results. The claim emphasizes cut thickness as a key factor in moisture retention and flavor during cooking.
J. L. Richey endorses Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claiming it digests all foods without stomach aid. The pitch argues digestion requires nourishment and that the product provides fluids identical to natural digestion to rest the stomach and restore function.
Dipping hands in cold water before handling raw fish helps form fish balls that do not stick. The method reduces sticking and aids shaping.
Edward Huss of Salisbury Missouri states he suffered lumbago and kidney trouble with no relief from other remedies. After using three bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy he claims to be cured, endorsing the product for kidney health. He signs as M L Bowmaster.
A report notes that white fleshed fish are more easily digested than pink flesh varieties. The comparison highlights digestive ease as a characteristic distinguishing the two types.
Mr. Whedon of Winterset IA writes of a carpenter who paused work due to diarrhoea and was cured after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The cashier notes one dose helped the worker return to his task, and the item is for sale by J L Richey.
A Boston man who recently wed a sickly rich young woman is now happy because he purchased Dr. King’s New Life Pills. The remedy, praised as infallible for jaundice biliousness malaria fever and ague and all liver and stomach troubles, is described as gentle but effective and costs 25 cents at drug stores.
Potatoes cucumbers celery and lettuce appear as the best accompaniments for fish in a concise guide. The list highlights versatile produce that enhances seafood dishes with fresh flavors.
A reader reports using Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for the family and finding it prevents constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach troubles with no other remedy needed, noting it is sold by J L Richey.
A reader from Arlington, Texas extols Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claiming it cured breakfast digestion within months. The testimonial states one bottle restored appetite and thorough digestion, saying nothing else equals the product for stomach troubles.
The speaker warns that lack of energy, backache, and run down condition signal kidney disorder. Foley's Kidney Ure is claimed to restore strength and vigor by healing the kidneys. Do not take substitutes. M. L. Bowmaster.
A Chicago Record-Herald item recounts an itinerant infant in North Carolina who is given a long name Virginia Alabama Mississippi Benson. The mother explains the unusual names come from a family record of states where they lived so parents could remember them.
Quote exchanges from a Chicago Tribune item discuss gendered coping limits. A young man notes women face more constraints under stress, while Miss Flyppe suggests a simple remedy: eating a pickle.
The forests of the Philippine Islands cover about 40,000,000 acres. Mindanao alone accounts for roughly 20,000,000 acres of almost unbroken forest tracts, highlighting the island's extensive timber resources and natural landscape.
Envelopes first used for letters in 1839 and the initial postage stamps authorized in 1847 Marking the dawn of modern postal service with functional mail essentials.
State of Ohio Toledo Franks Cheney firm offers one hundred dollars for every dose of Catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary public sworn December 6. Claims cure is systemic and recommends testimonials and Toledo druggists. Hall's Family Pills promoted as best.
A spiritual reflection notes that divine aid can transform obstacles into progress, guiding believers through hardship. The wording emphasizes faith as a source of resilience and renewal.
Advertises Warner's White Wine Tar Syrup claiming to cure La Girippe in 24 hours and relieve lingering coughs. Sells for 25 cents through J. L. Richey with a February 22 date noted.
A columnist contends that monetizing faith corrupts devotion and equates wealth with idolatry, arguing spiritual aims suffer when money becomes the primary driver. The piece critiques commodified religion and calls for integrity in religious practice.
A short, warning cryptic note advises no surgical operation is needed to cure pils and claims DeWitt's Witch Hotel can save expenses and never fails. Mentions beware of counterfeits and references J. L. with unclear context.
A reflective piece argues that confronting mistakes with empathy reveals ignored facts. It emphasizes acknowledging errors honestly to build trust, reduce denial, and improve decision making through transparent communication.
Allen Halverson of West Prairie Wisconsin says people travel ten miles to buy Foley's Kidney Cure while J A Apero of Helmer Indiana calls it the medical wonder of the age M L Bowmaster
A brief note advises cooking meat fish and fowl with a quick sear on the exterior to seal in juices and develop a browned crust. The tip emphasizes high heat for a short duration to preserve tenderness and flavor.
Geo. E. Carey editor of the Guide Washington Va recounts severe ankle sprain lasting until he used Chamberlains Pain Balm. Relief came quickly and a complete cure followed. Sold by J L Richey.
The guidance states that fish prepared for baking should be treated the same as meat, requiring a hot oven for proper cooking. This emphasizes consistent heat application to achieve safe, complete cooking.
Mrs Ella Pease of Lawrence Kansas lay bedridden seven years due to kidney liver trouble and nervous prostration. She reports three bottles of Electric Bitters restored her ability to walk and left her feeling like a new person in three months. The ad claims relief for headaches backaches sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizziness and guarantees satisfaction at 50 cents from all druggists.
A concise aphorism warns that trading or appeasing sin yields no real alliance with virtue. It stresses moral consistency and warns against shortcuts that undermine steadfast integrity.
Description of a Seville gypsy dancer in a dancing hall. The narrator is entranced by the rhythm, gesture, and fluid movements, noting the glittering smile, beckoning hands, and the coiled, rapid footwork as the dance cycles through intense, restrained motion.
A man recalls a humorous summer evening incident near his lawn where a stranger called him Old Baldy. The bald intruder revealed himself as the limit, bowing and engaging in light banter before they shared a drink. The memory captures a small, comic misread moment between neighbors.
Prof Houton notes using Green's August Flower for dyplasia liver stomach and constipation during ten years travel. He says it helps tourists and those in office jobs with headaches from irregular habits. Claims no system harm from frequent use and aids sour stomachs. Sample bottles free at J L Richey’s. sold by dealers in all civilized countries.
A concise reflection on how personal interests steer choices, priorities, and overall life quality. It argues that deeper engagement with favored activities leads to greater fulfillment, skill development, and social connection, shaping daily routines and long term outcomes.
Watch Your Kidneys Let your urine stand a day and night. If it deposits sediment or shows cloudiness or bad odor your condition is precarious and your system needs Seveni. Its use will benefit you at once and strengthen your kidneys. Fern Bank Chemical Co. Fern Bank Ohio. J. L. Richey Agent.
An advertisement urges readers to use DeWitts Little Early Risers to regulate bowels and improve life span. It claims the laxative is easy to take and does not gripe, with endorsement by J L Richey.
A reflective note questions whether a life without purpose can be considered holy, contrasting spiritual ideals with secular emptiness and inviting contemplation of virtue, meaning, and devotion.
An advertisement touts a tonic that allegedly energizes the body and nerves, improves circulation and vigor, and restores health. It invites readers to mail their address to Fern Bank Chemical Co in Fern Bank, Ohio, to test its merits free.
Wm Woodard of Decatur Indiana reports kidney disease relief after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He says one bottle cured him and recommends it to others with kidney disease. The letter is signed by M L Bowmaster.
In Stouteville Missouri on May 5 1900 a local resident writes to commend Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin after two years of indigestion and constipation. He explains trial bottle relief was immediate and a full bottle provided lasting benefit bought through druggist J W Watson and sold by J L Richey.
A Kirkman Iowa resident notes a severe burn from a gasoline stove and credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with a full recovery. The ad extols the product as infallible for cuts corns sores boils bruises skin diseases and piles and lists a 75 cent price at druggists.
A compact reflection on how a Christian life either radiates virtue and witness or diminishes and fades. The piece emphasizes personal integrity, consistent faith, and visible action as central to lasting spiritual impact.
Mr James Brown of Pottsmouth Virginia aged years suffered with a long face sore despite medical help. De Witts Witch Hazel Salve cured him permanently reported by J L Richey in this notice.
A dated newspaper ad touts DeVitus Little Early Risers as remedies for constipation. J I Richey endorses the product, claiming it removes the cause of trouble and helps the bilious tired pervous man compete with a healthy rival.
The article notes that Japan has developed a substantial button manufacturing industry, establishing itself as a notable producer in this sector. It highlights growth in capacity, export potential, and the shift in global supply dynamics influenced by Japanese efficiency and industrial expansion.
A. O. Blanchard of West Bangor New York states five years of kidney disease, found no relief with several doctors, then used two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure. The testimony continues with M. L. Bowmaster referenced in the excerpt.
An excited leading lady mistook footsteps near her dressing room for the irascible stage manager. The producer clarifies it was the supe, while the young man announced that the carriage was waiting for each matinee and evening performance.
A brief dialogue quoted from the New York Evening Journal shows a man asking about his father with the reply that he is "just as strong as ever." The exchange reflects a casual moment captured in the newspaper.
A clerk and Mrs Shoppe-Well discuss a lost pocketbook found on the second floor of the baggage area. Contents listed include four hairpins a button hook a lace handkerchief four stamps six rainy day skirt samples lorgnette a safety pin and more. The exchange ends with the clerk confirming the pocketbook.
A Detroit Journal fragment notes a red man reacting with deep concern to recent lynching reports in Ohio and Indiana. He quips that if he were colored he would be blue, then laughs grimly yet shows sadness and fear about the violence elsewhere.
A casual caller told the snake editor that the poem they sent was not printed. The caller recalls the editor warned to hear back if published. The exchange reflects a curt editorial process noted by the Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
Mrs Maggie Hooper of Jeffersonville Indiana writes that after years of stomach trouble and dyspepsia she found relief with Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. She urges others to try the cure and notes it is sold by J L Richey in Monticello Illinois.
Coastal stretches of Western Australia host numerous sea turtles frequenting beaches and waters. Scientists note diverse species and seasonal migrations drawing researchers and eco-tourists to observing nesting and feeding sites along the coast.
Doctors said cough incurable but Norris Silver of North Stratford N H reports One Minute Cure cured him. Ad copy urges relief for stubborn coughs, says the remedy is safe and sure and has cured thousands.
Crown lands in New Zealand are disposed of for 999 years under a new statutory provision. The measure sets the long term lease framework and outlines rights of occupancy and renewal terms for lessees across public domains.
Ira D. Beckard of Duncombe Iowa reports his child sustained a leg burn from knee to ankle. He applied Banner Salve immediately and in three weeks the injury was nearly healed. He urges families to keep Banner Salve on hand as a sure remedy for scalds and sores. M L Bowwaster
A local firm reports the start of exporting golf sticks to Scotland, marking a new trade line. The move follows earlier production boosts and positions the company to meet growing demand in the British market.
An advertisement claims a product named Seve ns removes the life-detraying cause of feebleness such as weak kidneys and back. It asserts health and potency for adults of either sex by strengthening passages and membranes and offering a free test package to readers who write to Fern Bank Chemical Co.
After downs come ups in cycling ban coverage. Banner Salve advertised for cuts and bruises with claims it heals the hurt. The copy urges using it with no substitutes and signs off with M. L. owu’aster.
A reflective line noting virtue and service, pairing humility with honor as the core moral. The phrase suggests that noble deeds grow from modest, disciplined character rather than overt display. No identifiable people, places, or events are named.
Call at Richeys drugstore and obtain a free sample of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are elegant physic, improve appetite, strengthen digestion, regulate the liver and bowels, and are easy to take with pleasant effects.
You may as well expect to run a steams engine without water so to find an active, energetic man with a torpid liver and you may know that his liver is torpid when he does not relish his food or feels dull and languid after eating, often has headache and some times dizziness. A few doses oham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will restore hie liver to its normal functions, renew hie vitality, improve hie digestion and make him feel like a new man. Price, 25 cents. Samples free at Richey's drugstore.
A Milwaukee Sentinel item recalls a playful scene in a busy office where a stylish woman proclaims she has a great secret and a complete Boer War history. The gag ends with a burst roof tank and the quip that women’s histories aren’t what they’re cracked up to be.
A humorous dialogue from New York Weekly features a man wandering the country and explaining his wife once had a perfect servant girl. The exchange ends with the servant explaining the girl disliked him and was discharged, followed by a monetary gift.
A Philadelphia Bulletin snippet shows Mrs Biomarket puzzled by Mrs Upstreet not accepting an invitation to a Thursday evening gathering on the 27th. The note downplays society status, claiming no one of consequence is invited, highlighting social mismatch and snub dynamics.
Browne lights a weed and proclaims cigars after dinner as Towne questions the restraint. The Philadelphia Press frames the exchange as a witty clash over self control and leisure.
A Baltimore mother laments her kidnapped son while a friend quips about social prestige, highlighting the tension between fear and social perception in the wake of the crime. The dialogue captures public concern and the social context surrounding kidnaping fears in the era.
The Indianapolis Journal notes a conservative view of college risk for a sensitive student. Parents fear hazing and overwork may threaten their son’s life. The piece reflects era attitudes toward student well being and campus culture.
Dukane tells Gaswell of being aboard a revenue cutter last night and jokes about sleigh riding, noting the trip made a notable cut in his revenue in a Pittsburg Chronicle Telegram item.
A Chicago News item reports a clash with a village where Jocko-Well asks if the day was won and Rhino replies he carried the day and most of the village furniture in the quarrel.
A Philadelphia Press item recalls a morgue of wit as a speaker asks for cake while Harvard Hasben refuses, sparking memory of the poor man who received the cake yesterday and was the speaker's brother.
A citizen protests a morning newspaper photo cut calling it libel claiming it does not resemble him. The editor insists the image has been used before and defends the print as the best available likeness from prior runs. The exchange highlights tensions between accuracy and editorial reuse.
An advertising tip explains how to make a mirror flatter the user by framing it in white gauze. The drapery is arranged at the top center and flows down each side, softening complexion, eye and hair tones while making the reflection appear more harmonious and truthful.
A short quip from the Atchison Globe notes that complaints of bad cooks seem to come from elderly people. It suggests children at home get scraps and stay silent, while the world and cooks are fine but the stomachs are out of order.
A sharp quip from an Exchange remark classifies Wigg-Longbow as a hard case and mocks his honesty. The line notes embarrassment only when he tells the truth, implying a reputation for deception.
Detroit Journal notes Jinks has no faculty for keeping money and that even his wife can extract funds if he has them. The comment suggests money moves are easy for others to obtain from him.
A witness in a coroner's inquest faced a question about resuscitation. The reply stated they searched the pockets of the deceased, reflecting on the actions taken during the incident.
A brief comic exchange shows Mrs. Keyboard-Why do you always sit at the piano when you cannot play a note and Old Stokes replies that no one else can while he is there, framing a humorous household moment.
Report from downtown notes a dramatic stage incident where 19 men were killed on stage, described as a high class melodrama. Police and theater officials investigated, with audience members recalling a chaotic finale and unclear cause of the tragedy.
A Washington Star reminiscence praises a gregarious raconteur who cheerfully greets neighbors with a joke and lively stories. The writer admires his generosity and charm, noting how his presence makes others feel valued and part of the moment, like a swift thoroughbred among the throng.
A London Tit-Bits tale recounts a joiner delivering a table with cracks filled in by putty. The customer critiques the shoddy work, while the craftsman defends it, claiming the putty will harden and strengthen. The clash ends with the customer ordering a proper table made of wood and no putty.
Pan American Exposition excursion tickets to Buffalo over the Akron Route via Chautauqua Lake now on sale at Pennsylvania Linea offices. Cambridge City fares include ten day return $13.10, fifteen day return $16.15, season with return until Oct. 18.65. Special coach tickets leaving Buffalo through Thursday midnight after sale dated, Tuesday at $8.60. Canada resort tickets available. stopovers at Chautauqua Lake allowed without extra cost. Contact John E K Gray, Cambridge City, Ind., for schedules and details.
Winona Lake Indiana on the Pennsylvania Lines offers a summer haven with Winona Assembly and Summer School. The 1901 season opens May 15 with 15 day excursion tickets on sale May through August and season tickets through September 14. Excursions return until September 17. For information contact C. Dickey, Secretary, or Pennsylvania Lines ticket agents.
From July 5 to 12 the Pennsylvania Lines offer excursion tickets to San Francisco for Epworth League Convention. Tickets available through Pennsylvania Lines ticket agents for detailed information.
May to November 1901 special low rate personally conducted excursions via the Lake Erie and Western R R. One admission covers both Buffalo shows. For details contact Lake Erie and Western R R agents or C F Daly General Passenger Agent Indianapolis Indiana.
Beginning May 26 1901 passenger trains depart Cambridge City Indiana station on the East at 9 17 a m 3 20 p m and 7 00 p m and on the West at 6 47 a m 10 41 a m 1 39 p m and 8 49 p m For details contact agent John E Gray Cambridge City
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