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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1901
Page
3
A warning notes that persistent coughing should not be ignored as it may mask dangerous illness. It cautions against waiting for tuberculosis symptoms to appear since treatment becomes harder or impossible if the disease progresses.
An old advertisement urges readers with coughing to buy Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral immediately. It promises relief and offers a mail order option for prepaid bottles if local druggists cannot supply the product.
A long account notes a medical operation where surgeons triumphantly declare success and a friend dies. It shifts to coverage of senatorial battles, listing Quay in Pennsylvania, Clark in Montana, and new senators Carmack Patterson Burnham, with deadlocks and appointments shaping several state elections.
A text praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for ovarian inflammation and general female distress, citing Mrs. Chappell of Grant Park Illinois, and the plant’s free advice from Mrs. Pinkham. Also includes immigration excursion notices for St Paul to Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with Canadian government agents in Detroit.
Seven year old son of Samuel D. Miller and his estranged wife was abducted by the mother from the Indianapolis home of the child’s grandfather, a former attorney general. The parents have been separated for months. The report notes ongoing custody drama and a police search.
In South African camps a sharp witted officer from Sandhurst demands discipline over a shirt shortage. He orders the troops to swap garments, declaring the command imperative so every man can change shirts with a comrade.
Council Bluffs Iowa January 21 1901 A. C Swanson a popular police officer and vice president of the Dannnebrog Brotherhood recounts his long battle with kidney and liver disease and credits Dodd s Kidney Pills with his recovery After two months he is fully well and praises the pills alongside other lingering health claims and ads punctuate the piece.
In an Indianapolis Press remark a commentator notes Miggles could jilt a dozen young women without any feeling wounded enough to seek court healing. The line frames Miggles as socially adroit and unshaken by broken hearts.
A surge of people gathers at Nome City Beach chasing gold rumors in Alaska. The item warns of health risks from the rush and promotes Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy to regulate bowels, liver, and kidneys and treat indigestion malaria and chills and fever.
A clerk and shopper in a Philadelphia scene discuss prices and value as the shopper prefers better quality goods, signaling a choice beyond the cheapest options. The exchange highlights consumer priorities and store offerings in a late 19th or early 20th century urban setting.
Physicians recommend REMITS BAL SAM as a grip remedy especially for throat and lungs. Do not wait for symptoms, get a bottle today and keep it on hand for immediate use. Neglected grip can lead to pneumonia. MINS BALSAM prevents this by keeping the cough moist and the lungs free from inflammation. All druggists sell KEMEP'S BALSAM at 10c and 50c.
A short feature notes damp houses near undrained land may improve with laurel and sunflower planting. It also promotes Mrs. Austin's pancakes for breakfast as mornings grow crispy and urges readers to visit their grocer for supplies.
The piece notes pennies are now the most counterfeited coins with copper 1 cent pieces faked more than silver or nickel coins.
A short health ad describes Lane's Family Medicine as necessary for health, claiming daily bowel movements, gentle action on the liver and kidneys, and curing sick headaches. The price is listed as 25 and 60e.
Baltimore jail offers night schools for inmates with compulsory attendance. Separate from the Ostrich School in Arkansas plans, the notice outlines educational efforts for prisoners and related travel tips for visitors.
The Florida Limited is a daily vestibuled steam heated dining car service from Cincinnati to Jacksonville and St Augustine via Nashville and Birmingham with connections to Plant System and Florida East Coast. The sleeper leaves Cincinnati at 11 15 a m arriving Jacksonville next evening 7 30. C L Stone, GPA L is R will handle inquiries. Nickel Plate Road offers 1901 Pan American Exposition Calendar to addresses.
Safety, speed and comfort mark Nickel Plate Road as a leading Buffalo to Chicago line. The American Club meal plan offers a varied menu from 35 cents to 1.00 with no excess fares. Edgar Brehm, youngest son of the naturalist, has died at 65. Permanently cured by Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer claims a free trial bottle and treatise offer.
Full explanation of these matters given by Dr. Greene on request with no charge. Dr. Greene's address is 35 West 14th Street New York City. Consultation with him either by call or letter is absolutely free.
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