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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1903
Page
8
An advertisement proclaims Paine's Celery Compound as a true medicine for blood and nerve diseases. It claims the remedy cures hopeless cases and restores vitality, urging it to be in every home as a reliable tonic.
Empress Eugenie fled through Paris as mobs surged at the Tuileries. Ambassadors implored her to depart. a key door blocked escape. She escaped with Dr Evans help to an American dentist's house and then crossed to England where she lived in safety on her estate. Rosalie Thrat Thurber.
A London Answers summary explains that volcanic activity shapes crust less than streams do, with Cheddar gorge carved by jointing in limestone. Two near perpendicular joint systems create zigzag paths widening via water, producing the serpentine valley.
A Times-Democrat recounts railroad men describing a record fast run across bayous and marshes. One man recalls water drawn up behind the speeding train as it crossed a trestle, while another confirms the danger and says a load of fish was found on the rear platform after the waters receded.
The text traces smallpox origins to Rhases in the tenth century and notes its presence in Chinese and Indian writings. It cites China’s bean disease name, Emperors around AD 25 to 28, a 1323 Chinese treatise, and the Sung dynasty era AD 960 to 1127 for early inoculation. It also mentions belief that the poison is inherited from parents as seeds in all individuals.
The revenue marine service flag authorized March 2 1799 originally had sixteen red and white stripes with a blue union containing the United States arms on white. The stripes symbolized the sixteen states then in the Union and no change has occurred since. Before 18H the flag bore an eagle in the union which was later replaced by thirteen blue stars in a white field, though the eagle and stars remain depicted.
Two weeks ending May 30 record numerous land transfers in Whitebreast Liberty Chariton Russell and Derby townships with prices from 200 to 8000 dollars. Advertisements include Chamberlain stomach tablets testimonials and Capitol dome paint news followed by light quips on weather and rain.
An Ohio seller touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best among similar medicines and recommends it for cuts bruises and burns. It is sold by D Q Storie, a local druggist. The note also mentions a St Paul dispatch joke about college youth and quotes William K Vanderbilt on inherited wealth.
A historical advertisement warns kidney and bladder trouble sufferers to use Foley's Kidney Cure sold by D. Q. Storie. It touts cures for kidney disease and summer-related irregularities, and mentions other Foley products like Honey and Tar.
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