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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1899
Page
6
A fragmented survey of Ingalls and his rise in state and federal politics. It notes his ascent as a leading Senate speaker, his public influence, and the critique of his prose and genius, while alluding to the era’s political clashes and literary style.
The article profiles Miss Onote Watanna, a Japanese writer living in Chienao, praised for her charm and distinctive style. It notes her fame from Miss Num ewo Japan, her influence with the Governor and Lady Henry, and hints at plans for future writings.
A colossal umbrella planned as a major Paris Exposition attraction will cover 16 000 square meters high and 46 meters wide at the base. Its 140 meter diameter canopy will be multicolored glass with thousands of electric lamps, housing a concert hall theater and restaurant across its levels.
A vintage self test guides readers to determine eye dominance by focusing on a two inch object at ten feet, then alternating closing each eye. It explains how the alignment of the object shifts if one eye is weaker, and which eye leads when both eyes work together.
The St Louis Republican Convention framed a platform promising to protect and expand services while pledging fidelity to public promises. Debates arise over trust rebates and railway rate practices, with calls to reveal what officials promised to Aguinaldo and whether those pledges were kept. The discussion cites Senator Depew and presses for full disclosure of promises made before Manila's surrender.
The Detroit Tribune notes growing fatigue with chasing Filipino insurgents through jungle terrain. It argues war weariness is spreading among American volunteers and the country grows tired of the endless pursuit.
A London Mail summary notes an insect census classifies 300 families as good 116 bad 113 and indifferent 72. It finds 112 bad families feed on crops causing damage while 79 good families destroy pests and 32 scavengers aid cleanliness.
Rich yet starving. Doctors see wealthy patients starving. a stomach bag is the struggle to digest. A heavy fermented mass causes dyspepsia and nervousness. The remedy offered is Hustetter's Stomach Bitters for relief.
A Pall Mall Gazette note reports Dr. Albert Josias testing measles on monkeys after failed human inoculation attempts with macaques rejecting, while saouux monkeys accept the infection. The piece ends with a quirky ad seeking salesmen and a bicycle offer from Kistlers Exchange Store in Stroudsburg, Pa.
The figure notes that Bismarck fought twenty eight duels and sustained only a single wound across these conflicts, highlighting his famed resilience and combat record in historical anecdotes.
An old ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as purifying the blood and curing internal troubles. It claims vitality and vigor come from pure blood, contrasting with the weak who suffer from impurity. The slogan emphasizes fragrance of life linked to health.
An excellent laxative syrup extols the benefits of California Fig Syrup Co's product. It claims to cleanse the system, relieve colds and fevers, and ease habitual constipation by a method using senna and aromatic plants rather than figs for medicinal qualities. It warns against imitations and notes the company locations in San Francisco Louisville and New York.
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