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The Canon City Record announces annual subscription price at 200 dollars for a year with options for renewal and delivery details. Information directs readers to contact the office for rates and service terms.
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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1902
Page
7
The Canon City Record announces annual subscription price at 200 dollars for a year with options for renewal and delivery details. Information directs readers to contact the office for rates and service terms.
A rambling holiday note mixes jokes and social commentary. It references Christmas shopping, turkeys, pensions, Castro and Venezuela, European nobles, and local issues in Denver, St. Louis, Canon City, and Jefferson City with satirical asides about politics and culture.
A period advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for new mothers regaining strength after childbirth. It promises no alcohol or narcotics and claims to improve energy, regulate, and heal female ailments. Testimonial from Mrs. Ira W. Holmes supports its effectiveness. Also offers The Common Sense Medical Adviser free by mail.
Mary V Rudolph died at her daughter's home on December 18 1902. Born February 14 1840 in Tennessee she married Andrew Rudolph in 1856 and lived in Kentucky Arkansas Texas and Colorado. Settling in Canon City in 1871 she left a legacy as wife mother and church member. Surviving children include Rev Walter Rudolph Denver Mrs H C Webster Andrew Rudolph and Mrs William Eldred Cripple Creek. The funeral was at the First Presbyterian Church led by Rev H N Wilson.
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