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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1899
Page
4
Mrs Patrick Dankey of West Winsted Connecticut reports relief from female weakness displacement of the womb and related symptoms after using Mrs Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She states sleep improved energy returned and she can do her work without fatigue.
Woman describes long suffering from painful irregular menstruation and womb prolapse. After trying physicians with no success, she to tried Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and reports great improvement and urges others to try it.
The McKinleys hosted a grand White House New Year reception attended by cabinet members, army and navy officers in full dress, and a diplomatic corps led by Sir Julian Pauncefote. Foreign ambassadors in ornate uniforms mingled with the administration and military leaders in a celebratory, two hour event.
General Rios cables Madrid that he has arrived at Manila aboard the Leon XIII after evacuating Visayas and the northern Mindanao region and blowing up fourteen forts and the lake Lanao gunboat fleet.
Officials in Washington report no indication that General Miller has landed at Iloilo. rebels and natives near Iloilo are described as wary and relations with American forces are strained, requiring tact and forbearance to avoid a collision.
A Harper's Weekly correspondent details a Porto Rico cockfight. Birds clash with bone gaffs, feathers trimmed, and ringside betting amid a heated crowd. The fight ends as one bird dies, the winner celebrated while the loser’s owner gathers bloody feathers.
The Colorado legislature met in Denver on Wednesday and organized by electing officers chosen by a joint silver party caucus. William C. Smith is speaker, A. B. Gray chief clerk, John R. Schermerhorn president pro tem, and Harry H. Sales secretary of the senate.
The Westminster Budget notes Liverpool has already restricted child hawkers and Birmingham plans similar action. A Watch Committee recommendation seeks parliamentary powers to bar street selling by children under seventeen or girls under sixteen without a license, while preserving legitimate child work after school. The aim is to curb mischief and protect education and future unskilled labor markets.
Queen Victoria's footmen wear wigs with eight rows of curls while the Prince of Wales gets seven rows and London's Lord Mayor earns six rows. The distinctions mark status in royal and civic service with elaborate headwear rules.
A mix of early 20th century patent medicine pitches and health claim lines promotes Cascarets Candy Cathartic for skin and liver cleansing, urges deafness cures, and notes Hall's Catarrh Cure offer with a Salvation Army anniversary mention. The readable text blends advertisements and a health cure claim tone.
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