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Newspaper
Chariton Democrat
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1902
Page
8
Letters from Mrs. Henrietta A. Marsh and Mrs. T. W. Collins praise Peruna as effective after grippe and dyspepsia. They claim rapid recovery and sustained vigor. Readers are urged to write Dr. Hartman in Columbus for free medical advice.
Admirers of Haggard learn that his youngest daughter Lillas aged years has written a romance with fatal outcomes. The Haggard family appeared at an at home in Hall Ditchingham England with Mrs Haggard and two daughters, Lilias and Dol He. A brother of Mrs Haggard, Consul in New Caledonia, joined the visit. The novelist, tall and animated, favored orchids and plants over literary talk.
Colorado celery for the East has grown from a small venture to a major industry. Three years ago shipping celery east was rare, then profitable experiments led to near total crop exports the following year. This season may set a peak with about twenty-five cars shipped and an estimated forty cars overall, totaling roughly 960000 pounds for export.
An elderly man helps a fallen woman on a busy street and returns to his wife who quarrels, misinterpreting his concern as a breach of a prior joke. She notes a double standard in his reactions to strangers and her own fall, hinting at imagined rehearsals.
In Germany Count von Buelow earns the nickname the happy phrase making chancellor reflecting his skill with diplomatic repartee and public speech during his leadership.
Delegates at the national reciprocity convention in Detroit adopted resolutions urging swift ratification of reciprocity treaties with France and Newfoundland, and call for new accords with Cuba and closer trade with Canada. Ex Governor John Lind spoke on reciprocity as delegates approved finance goals and broader organizing efforts.
The piece recounts Doan's Kidney Pills claims and a testimonial from Samuel J. Taylor about kidney cure lasting five years. It also reports the death of 13 year old Lloyd Hamell found hanging in a cemetery linked to a boys club. Additional notes mention a lecture schedule, products, and various short items.
An assorted page of advertisements touts Defiance Starch as superior and cost efficient, Mother Gray's powders for children, Piso's Cure for consumption, Aunt Jemima pancake flour, and Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It also promotes Southwest Colonist Excursions and rail travel with rates and schedules.
A 1902 testimonial promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for working women with menstrual pain and weakness. Miss Janet Paine cites relief after using the remedy, noting restored sleep appetite and natural periods. The letter urges others to seek advice and warns against substitutes.
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