Hood's Pills Offer Easy Relief in Everyday Dose
An advertisement promotes Hood's Pills as non irritating and cathartic with simple use. It emphasizes gentle action and straightforward operation for regular relief.
13 Feb 1900
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Newspaper
Connersville Curier
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1900
Page
1
An advertisement promotes Hood's Pills as non irritating and cathartic with simple use. It emphasizes gentle action and straightforward operation for regular relief.
The 15th annual Lincoln day banquet at the Auditorium hotel drew 500 guests with hall decorations showing Lincoln McKinley and Civil War generals. Henry B. Wickersham presided. Murat Halstead spoke on Lincoln’s conservative character and humanity, noting his periods of doubt and faith.
A Kokomo Indiana resident praises Morrow Kid-ne- olds claiming relief from backache nervousness sleeplessness and other kidney related symptoms after using the Yellow Tablets. The ad notes the product costs 50 cents per box and is mailed on receipt of price from John Morrow & Co Chemists Springfield Ohio.
London reports continued British efforts to shore up South Africa defense as warships and shells move to support Kimberley and surrounding fronts. Japan agrees to transfer naval ships to England as authorities plan further troop shipments and storehouse expansion amid an escalating conflict.
Dispatch from Eshowe reports a large commando of Boers with 80 wagons and nine guns near Ngutu. Rumor says they aim to besiege Eshowe and fortify Tosuzi hills to block British relief of Ladysmith. In Kimberley heavy bombardment targets Rapper sdam. Washington bill on goods in transit through U.S. ports passes House. Congressional session focuses on pension and District legislation.
In Washington on February 13 the National Americana Woman Suffrage association adopted resolutions reaffirming that governments derive power from the governed and calling for a constitutional amendment to prohibit denying suffrage to women. The group urged equal terms for women with men in territorial suffrage grants and inclusion of women in the Cuba census for future governance.
Grand Forks North Dakota February 13 Dre J K Enygstaad returned from Walsh county where he investigated two lepers confined in a shed with one door and one window. A 60 year old Norwegian and a 37 year old Swede both afflicted the elder blind helpless with flesh dropping from his bones the younger serving the elder and living nearby with a wife and five children.
In Frankfort on February 13 Gov. Taylor ordered most troops withdrawn but then reversed, keeping a small bodyguard. Republicans in the senate and house prepared to transact business while a Democratic delegation from Louisville did not appear. A bullet embedded in a capitol tree, near the spot Goebel fell, was recovered and filed with the prosecutor.
Louisville February 14 Democrats aim to settle the gubernatorial dispute between Taylor and Beckham. Lawyers plan injunctions and petitions to determine legality of the legislature action and secure possession of the office. A federal appeals court heard injunction applications related to Kentucky election contests.
Booker T. Washington of Alabama addressed the Indiana League of Republican clubs urging progress toward black citizenship. He urged whites and blacks to cooperate, dismiss racial distrust, and elevate the negro to a property holding, industrious, intelligent citizen aligned with the republic.
W J Bryan spoke at the Academy of Music in Richmond before lawmakers and citizens. He praised Virginia’s leadership, lauded Robert E Lee and Gen Fitzhugh Lee, urged legislators as servants, and addressed income tax currency and trust questions and the Philippine problem.
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