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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1901
Page
3
A fragmented mix of ads and tips promotes cleaning products Ivory Soup for washing, Allen's Foot-Ease for sore feet, Carter's Ink quality for writing, and various remedies. Includes self-promotional notices and light commentary on manners, with several postal address requests and monthly garden ads.
A light-hearted woman falls into deep melancholy and nervous distress amid severe headaches backache and faintness. Her husband urges medicine, but the illness deepens. Mrs Pinkham is praised for aiding many women with similar female complaints and offers help to others.
Two Missouri clubs emerge in Chicago and Dallas Texas linking ex Missourians with plans for national reach. Chicago group organized November 12 with fifty members at Western Union building and Grand Pacific hotel. Dallas Texas association aims to unite ex Missourians, promote Missouri interests at the St Louis World's Fair and recruit state officials.
Ul rich Andrick of Effingham Illinois aged 67 recounts battlefield wounds and long illness from Bright’s Disease and kidney trouble. After starting Dodd's Kidney Pills in December he gained weight from 102 to 146 pounds, claims full heart restoration and cure of Bright's Disease. His wife also reports relief from bearing down pains after using the product.
Sir Walter Besant argues editors cannot reasonably review more than two novels weekly amid a flood of over a hundred new works yearly. He warns that chasing well known names risks stifling new merit and true literary discovery.
A flood of testimonial letters from Chicago readers praises Peruna for curing catarrh in head throat and chest. Mrs Edward Stevens and Mrs Frederick Williams outline rapid relief and regained health after using multiple bottles. They urge others to try the remedy and seek Dr Hartman’s free advice if unsatisfied.
An Italian woman in Lausanne rented a room, left a box of clothing, took the room key when leaving, later moved her trunk, and forgot to return the key. For breaking the seal she received seven days in jail, provoking protests from the Newedupete group as reported by Philip Jamin in the Chicago Record.
A new Bosphorus bridge to link European railways with the Transcaucasian Baghdad line is to be built in granite and metal by the Bosphorus Railway company. The project, named after Sultan Abdul Hamid, will span the narrowest sea point, forming a junction between European and the German‑built Baghdad line.
The retiring Wisconsin governor Scofield pardons Rilen Long who in 1884 was sentenced to life for murdering a ten year old relative. Recommendations say there was no motive and the woman was deranged when she killed the boy.
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