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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1900
Page
1
A reforming sermon by Dr. Talmage extols seeking divine sympathy for grief and temptation. It urges burdened believers to cast anxieties on Christ, endure persecution, and trust in the Lord's sustaining power amid sorrow, warning against reliance on worldly solace.
A Creston Iowa resident touts American Poultry Mixture from Terre Haute Indiana as doubling hen egg production and preventing diseases. The ad promises a 100 percent egg-boost, money-back guarantee, and urges trial with a sample pack for one dollar. Also promotes Cascarets and a physician’s salve alongside local druggist sales.
Clyde Ohio minister Rev G W HaGans commends Dr Warner's remedy for sore throat and lung ailments. He credits the doctor and endorses the product as superior to others, and signs with thanks from Clyde Ohio. It notes the book on etiquette is compiled by a respected authority.
Miss Maude Dickens of Parsons Kansas says Foley's Honey and Tar gave immediate asthma relief after eight years of severe attacks. Ex Postmaster T Anthony of Promise City Iowa reports Mystic Cure eased Rheumatism after one bottle and two doses. Sold by D Q Storie Druggist Chariton Iowa.
An ad touts Smith’s Sure Kidney Cure claiming 98 percent cures for kidney and bladder troubles and female diseases. It guarantees refunds if not cured and lists Chas. R. Kirk as seller. The note adds a social quip about public benefactors and a proverb comparing Algeria and Argentina for horse to human populations.
William H. Crane recounts McCullough waking him to referee a $20 bet on who could stand longer on one foot in San Francisco. McCullough hid a foot on a sofa while the other man faltered. the other man won the bet, but Crane’s joke was on the referee. The piece also warns of neglecting backache as a sign of kidney trouble and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure.
A French housekeeper explains that adding a small butter piece and a pinch of powdered sugar to coffee while it roasts yields a pleasant burned sugar note. She recommends about a hazelnut sized butter per pound and not more than a teaspoonful of sugar.
The Times Herald reports Chicago University senate bans deformed spelling in campus publications. The senate, highest educational authority, pauses any attempt to enlarge the vocabulary, delaying the reform effort.
An advertisement collage touts Foley’s Kidney Cure for Bright’s disease and kidney trouble with testimonials from D. Q. Storie and Ira W. Kelley. It also promotes Warner’s White Wine of Tar Syrup for coughs, and notes a railway engine’s strength as equivalent to about 900 horses.
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