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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
4
Mrs W. KR Haviland of Armonk New York writes that her daughter nearly died from whooping cough and bronchitis but recovered after using King's New Discovery. She also states her own lung disease improved and that the medicine is infallible for coughs and colds with guaranteed bottles and free trials.
A report notes that about 2,000,000 acres in Texas are suitable for growing rice, indicating vast potential for local agriculture and regional production growth.
A brisk claim advertises a Tar Syrup cure called White Wine of Tar Syrup by J. L. Richey. It promises to cure a cold in one day if taken promptly. The ad notes price points of 25 and 50 cents and uses dated language February 22.
Analysts debate the persistence of a third term possibility as political dynamics shift. Observers note lingering public fatigue and realignments that could influence leadership ambitions and constitutional interpretations.
An advertisement extols DeWitt’s Witch Hazel salve as a quick cure for eczema saltrheum tetter chafing ivy poisoning and all skin tortures. The claim is attributed to J L Richey.
A concise reflection notes that love remains a pastime for youth while marriage provisions address needs in old age, contrasting companionship and security across life stages. The phrasing hints at enduring social attitudes toward romance and long-term commitment.
Miss Maude Dickens of Parsons Kansas reports eight years of severe asthma with repeated illnesses and near death. She says Foley's Honey and Tar gave immediate relief and has never failed to help, according to M L Bowmaster.
Vortugal's monarch showcases notable artistic talent as he sketches seaside scenes during a coastal visit. The king exhibits skill in capturing light, sea, and shore, drawing attention from locals and visitors.
Druggists favor Chamberlains Cough Remedy in their own homes and endorse its efficacy for ordinary coughs colds and post grippish coughs. J Goldsmith of Van Etten NY reports five years of customer satisfaction and personal use. For sale by J L Richey.
A fragment notes that an ordinary Italian farmer or laborer family rarely earns more than 125 a year. The line emphasizes low rural wages and economic hardship in Italy as described in the source.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin keeps the stomach in order and the breath pure and sweet. Sold by J. L.
A short aphoristic line portrays a woman standing before a mirror and reacting with a sense of disorientation or distress. The vignette focuses on inner emotion expressed through reflection and mood.
J. J. Richey endorses Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claiming it digests all kinds of food without stomach aid. It supposedly lets the stomach rest and regain natural function by using elements identical to natural digestive fluids.
In Baden Germany two workers in the factories are women and girls over sixteen, reflecting the presence of female labor in the regional industrial workforce.
Edward Huss describes long suffering from lumbago and kidney trouble. After trying many remedies he used Foley s Kidney Cure and, after three bottles, claims to be cured. The testimonial is provided by M L Bowmmaster.
A brief meditation noting that pity resembles love yet remains a lesser or weaker form. The comparison implies limits of sympathy and suggests that pity cannot fully substitute for genuine affection or commitment.
Mr W H Whedon cashier of First National Bank of Winterset Iowa relates a carpenter he employed who suffered diarrhea and found relief after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. One dose cured him and he returned to work. For sale by J L Richey.
A brief note reflects on divine mercy that accompanies hardship, suggesting fate can strike with abrupt force yet still carry a sense of mercy within the severity. The observation contemplates mercy in suffering and the paradox of blessing amid hurt.
A Boston man who recently wed a ailing heiress finds happiness as Dr King’s New Life Pills restore her to perfect health. The pills claim cures for jaundice biliousness malaria fever and ague and all liver and stomach troubles. Available for 25 cents at drug stores.
A manuscript Bible dating to around 1110 was sold at auction in London for 1200 guineas. The sale underscored strong demand for medieval religious texts among collectors in the capital.
An Arlington Texas user praises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for curing stomach troubles and enabling wholesome meals. The testimonial notes it digests what you eat and cures indigestion and associated symptoms. Also mentions Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and a relic of old masters schoolhouse.
London, 100 years ago, recorded a population of 858,198 in the first official census. The tally marks a milestone in city demography and sets baseline for later urban growth analyses.
The message claims lack of energy backache and run down condition indicate kidney disorder and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure to restore strength by healing the kidneys. It warns to avoid substitutes and is signed M. L. Bowmaaster.
A paragraph details Borel salad sandwiches served at an afternoon tea. Described are tall narrow discs with centers removed to near bottom, filled with finely cut chicken salad, and topped with a round crust, creating the appearance of a biscuit with a hidden pleasant surprise inside, as noted by Good Housekeeping.
The Ladies' Home Journal warns that suffering in a child may signal airway obstruction from enlarged tonsils or nasal issues. It mentions possible polyps, tumors, throat catarrh, or nasal passage problems. It urges consulting a physician for proper evaluation.
A Vermont report says the town's electric light plant froze during a severe cold snap. The tale echoes Bob Burdette's Western petrification anecdotes, noting Vermont setting an extraordinary record for freezing electricity and joking that even gravity laws might chill.
Frank J. Cheney declares as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn December 6 before Notary A. W. Gleason Toledo Ohio. Advertises testimonials and product claims. Sold by Druggists. Hall's Family Pills touted as best.
A brief meditation on how affection mirrors self-regard, suggesting intimate feelings are intertwined with self validation and social esteem in everyday life. The piece surveys emotional ties as mirrors of personal pride.
An advert promises Warner's White Wine Tar Syrup cures latrippe in 24 hours and relieves the following cough. It claims thorough timely use guarantees success. Sold by J. L. Richey with price 25 and 6e, dated February 22.
A compact reflection notes that brevity is the soul of wit and wit lightens the soul. The line emphasizes concise expression and the playful link between humor and concise speech.
A vintage ad asserts that DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve cures piles without surgery and saves expense. It warns buyers to beware of counterfeit products and lists J. L. Riebey as the advertiser.
Former House leader Reed demonstrates strong language skills reading Italian with facility. The event highlights Reed's multilingual ability and public speaking competence, underscoring his versatility in cross cultural communication.
Allean Halverson of West Prairie Wisconsin says people travel ten miles to buy Foley's Kidney Cure while J A Spero of Helmer Indiana calls it the medical wonder of the age. M L Bowmaster.
A chiropodist advises that foot comfort improves with spring weather. He recommends daily wet pumice stone use after bathing to smooth hardened spots and prevent corns from returning, followed by light rubbing to maintain smoothness and reduce tenderness as the season begins.
The Philadelphia Record notes that Norristown’s Benjamin Hughes once held the top speed in counting bank notes and coins. Recently two Girard National Bank clerks, E. C. Watt and Shelley Heller, reportedly counted 1000 silver dollars in 1 1/2 minutes and 100 one dollar bills in 52 seconds, surpassing Hughes. Their rapid hand movements attract watching customers during banking hours.
Free of charge bottle offered to any adult with cold or lung trouble who visits J S Richey. One bottle per person, not for children without parental order. Boesche's German Syrup billed as world famous, physician endorsed, with a 75 cent bottle claimed to cure or prove value.
A fragment notes a ratio of 5 151 constables to the population in Scotland in 190, implying one constable for roughly every 37 persons. The garbled figures suggest a mid 19th to early 20th century source, with unclear year and total population.
An old advertisement touts Fern Bank Chemical Co of Fern Bank Ohio offering a free trial package this week. Agent J L Richey promotes a tonic claimed to aid stomach nerves and kidneys and strengthen the adult system addressing the cause of ill health.
A compact reflection on the risk of overconfidence leading to downfall, warning that arrogance invites costly mistakes and self-defeat. The statement underscores humility as a protective stance against hubris.
In a terse assessment, Kansas is described as the kingdom of wheat with no other state matching its yield and reach. The remark underscores Kansas’s dominance in grain production.
Geo FE Carey editor of the Guide Washington Va recounts severe ankle sprain relief after trying several medicines and finding Chamberlain Pain Balm effective leading to a speedy complete cure. Sold by J L Richey.
Danger disease and death follow neglect of the bowels. Use DeWitts Little Early Risers to regulate them and you will add years to your life and life to your years. Easy to take, never gripe. J. L. Richey.
The report notes Berlin averages twelve days annually with entirely clear skies, indicating frequent cloud cover. Experts cite urban pollution and weather patterns as contributing factors, with implications for tourism and outdoor planning in the capital.
Queensland lies largely within the tropics with at least half of its area classified as tropical. The question of climate, biodiversity, and land use is influenced by this geographic placement and the region’s proximity to tropical zones.
A Lawrence Kansas woman long bedridden from kidney and liver trouble nervous prostration and debility reports three bottles of Electric Bitters enabled her to walk and after three months feel like a new person. The ad touts relief for headache backache nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizziness urging trial with guaranteed satisfaction at 50 cents per bottle.
An old advertisement claims Severi enlivens the body by circulating blood and strengthening nerves and kidneys. It invites readers to mail their address to Fern Bank Chemical Co in Fern Bank Ohio to receive its merits free.
In a south Lancashire town Dr. Dale attempted to outdo Dr. Rogers by delivering his colleague’s usual speech first. Rogers remained calm and delivered a new talk, revealing he had spoken that speech here eight months prior, leaving Dale surprised by the wind not being taken out of his sails.
The president of the French Academy of Sciences stated that the cannon, a leading laboratory, taught that explosive gases could drive engines. Experiments with immense pressures, first meant for war, spurred pressure applications in steam machines once deemed impracticable, advancing peacetime technology.
A Chicago sender used a $1 bill as a wrapper for a written message sewn to the card. The bill carried a 2 cent stamp with the address on white paper, raising questions about sending money this way, but the bill was ultimately allowed to proceed through the mails.
Mr. Meekton remarks that women seek domination of the species while noting femininity grows aggressive. He adds that at home with Henrietta away lecturing he reads a proverb, The hand that rocks the cradle is the hand that rules the world, and feels content.
The Atlanta Journal reports a broad American enterprise expansion in Bavaria with locomotives deployed and an ongoing push across conquered terrain. The editorial notes a widespread, arid economic reach by American interests spreading globally.
Mrs Maggie Hooper of Jeffersonville Indiana writes a testimonial letter dated May 15 praising Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for stomach trouble and dyspepsia. She says she feels like a new woman, asks others to learn of the cure, and notes sale by J L Richey in Monticello.
A brief note states Algeria possesses four zones where petroleum occurs. One zone extends 125 miles, highlighting a significant long oil-bearing area within the country's geological structure.
The ad quotes Norris Silver of North Stratford New Hampshire praising a One Minute Cough Cure as an incurable cough remedy. It asserts the treatment cures thousands and offers safe relief from a stubborn cough.
Amid victory celebrations, attention turns to the campaign workers and organizers who built the winning effort. The message credits volunteers, strategists, and local supporters for turning out key votes and sustaining momentum through the final days.
Chefs overseeing banquets for foreign automobile clubs serve confections in appropriate form, delivering bite sized sweets and pastries to attendees as part of hospitality efforts at the event.
Wm Woodard of Decatur Indiana reports kidney disease for years and says one bottle of Foley's Kidney Cure cured him. He recommends it to anyone with kidney disease, noting his own experience and urging others to try the remedy.
A city report highlights a stark imbalance with ten unlicensed dogs for every licensed one in Chicago. Authorities warn enforcement will increase to curb stray and unsafe pets, urging residents to license dogs to improve public safety and animal welfare.
A reflective note suggests that the girl who cannot sing the old copy generally has more friends than the one who can, implying social ease may correlate with singing ability in this context.
Ira D Beckard of Duncombe Iowa writes of a boy scorched from knee to ankle. He applied Banner Salve immediately and within three weeks the leg was nearly healed. He recommends the salve to every family and urges keeping it on hand as a sure remedy for scalds and burns.
In Stoutsville on May 5 1900 R S Hurd reports rapid relief from indigestion and constipation after trying a trial bottle of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin through J W Watson and buying a fifty cent bottle thereafter. Sold by J L Richey.
A Kirkman Iowa resident quotes N E Palmer saying Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured a grievous burn after a gasoline stove accident. The ad-style note claims the salve is infallible for cuts corns sores boils bruises skin diseases and piles and lists a 25 cent price at druggists.
Sugar and tobacco imports bring in seventy million dollars yearly for the country, accounting for a major share of customs revenue and trade balance.
In Havania only five per cent of the army recruits have sound teeth, prompting health officials to consider dental screening and preventive care as part of basic training readiness.
Mr James Brown of Pottsmouth Virginia aged over nine years suffered a long facial sore. Doctors failed to help. De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cured him permanently according to J L Richey.
A short promotional note claims DeWitts Little Early Risers tablets cure constipation and alleviate bilious digestion. It names J J Richey as the promoter and urges readers to try the remedy to address stomach and digestive troubles.
The city acknowledges responsibility to maintain the burial site of the Indian chief after whom Seattle is named. Officials stated care will ensure dignified preservation and access for descendants and visitors.
Flawed advertisement touts Seve ns as a cure for feeble nerves back and kidneys. Claims strengthen the water passage heal the membrane and end debilitating drain. Offers a free test package by mail from Fags Bank CHEMICAL Co. Fern Bank On10 and J L Richey Gent.
The report states our metallic products are valued at 527,218,084 dollars for the current year, reflecting the overall value of metal goods in inventory and production output.
A. O. Blanchard of West Bangor New York reports five years of kidney trouble. After trying multiple physicians he found relief only after using two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure.
A short advertisement mentions cycling fluctuations and promotes Banner Salve for cuts and bruises. It urges not to use substitutes and signs with M. L. wmaster.
It is estimated that the men of Great Britain spend £250,000 a year for milk hats.
Call at Richey’s drugstore and get a free sample of Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are elegant physick that improve appetite, strengthen digestion and regulate the liver and bowels. Easy to take and pleasant in effect.
A health ad promises to energize a torpid liver and dull appetite. It claims Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets restore liver function, renew vitality, and aid digestion. Price 25 cents with free samples at Richey's drugstore.
The Turf Record notes Iron Bond as a green brother to Free Bond and Providence leading two $10,000 purses on the grand circuit. It lists new stables at Marinette and a Boston show with 17 classes. Also covered are a Bowling Green stable, Delphi in Salinas in 1961 form, and judges Maitland and Thayer. Plus a California invasion with Clipper and Goshen Jim and a gilt shipped mare to Gentry. The Hamilton driving association schedules a fall fair and May race talks. Census night in England and Wales is set for March 31 with 4,000 enumerators and detailed planned geography and staffing for the 1911 census.
Stage figures announce a busy next season with Lewis Morrison returning as Faust and Augustus Thomas's Colorado premiering. Chauncey Olcott scores a hit with Garrett O’Magh while William Faversham recovers fully. The Triumph of Love by H Grattan Donnelly is slated, and a major New York benefit for Januschek is anticipated. Robert Loraine, fresh from South Africa, headlines To Have and to Hold. Paris critics protest dress rehearsal access. Ellen Terry works an English La Locandiera. Comyns Carr translates King Arthur for Irving, and Frohman secures Alice of Old Vincennes with Virginia Harned in the lead.
A compact collection of maxims from various authors. Notable lines include self love as root of discontent, delicacy as grace to beauty, distrust as a sign of a great mind, and wisdom found in modesty. Also mentions duties, friendship, and the value of deserving dignity.
A collection of aphorisms on family, generosity, remarriage, and social class. The Chicago News quips on life, widowhood, wealth, and loneliness with wry tone, suggesting blunt truths about human behavior and society.
A collection of aphorisms contrasts gender insights with knowledge and merit. It reflects on how experience, propriety, and virtue shape judgment, credit, and the value of good people in the world.
Winona Lake Indiana on the Pennsylvania Lines offers a summer haven for rest recreation and instruction at Winona Assembly and Summer School. The 11 season opens May 15 with excursion tickets valid 15 days and season tickets on sale May 15 until September 14. Inquiries to S C Dickey secretary Winona Lake or Pennsylvania Lines agents.
Excursion and special coach tickets to Buffalo via the Akron Route through Chautauqua Lake are on sale at Pennsylvania Lines offices. Cambridge City fares include return options from 10 to 15 days, season tickets to Oct 31, and special Canada bound tourist fares. Stop-overs at Chautauqua Lake allowed without extra, with Buffalo stopovers for Canada and Eastern points at $1 extra. John E. Gray, Cambridge City, Ind. 10-4w.
On Tuesdays the Big Four offers round trip tickets to Buffalo with returns at One Cent Per Mile per person each way. Tickets are valid for continuous passage in coaches only, with a return limit the Thursday after sale. Contact Warren J. Lynch, Gen Pass and Tax Agt, Cincinnati.
Cape Colony baboons infest farms, feasting on lambs and skirting human foes. They use a cactus cluster as cover and seem wary of women with no firearms, yet flee at sight of men. Farmers respond by dressing in women's clothing to hunt them.
Notice under a pew schedule effective June 26 1901 states passenger trains on the Pennsylvania Lines leave Cambridge City. Eastbound trains at 9.17 am 3.20 pm and 6.00 pm. Westbound trains at 6.47 am 10.41 am 1.39 pm and 8.49 pm. For timetable details contact agent E Gray at Cambridge City.
The Akron Route excursions to Chautauqua N Y are offered this summer with through-car service to Indianapolis Richmond Dayton Cincinnati and Columbus. Returning tickets valid thirty days. First trip July 5 with return by August 6. second trip July 26 with return by August 27. Cambridge City round trip price is $1. Contact J E B Gray, Cambridge City ticket agent.
Half fare round trip tickets to Cincinnati via Big Four for Christian Convention dates July 5 4 and 7 and July 5 from within 150 miles of Cincinnati. One fare round trip with no fare under 25 cents. Return valid until July 14 with option to extend to August 31 by depositing ticket and paying 50 cent fee. Agents of the Big Four provide full details.
Excursion tickets will be sold via Pennsylvania Lines for Fourth of July trips. Tickets may be obtained July 3 and 4 at any station west of Pittsburgh to stations on those lines within 200 miles. Return coupons valid until July 5. For rates and train times, apply to Pennsylvania Lines Passenger and ticket agents.
July 7 to 12 excursion tickets offered by Pennsylvania Lines for Epworth League Convention in San Francisco. See ticket agents for details and information.
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