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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1900
Page
3
Fragmentary text shows a dubious ad claim promising to cure a cold in one day. Names, dates, or clear context are unreadable, with garbled branding and unclear attribution. This OCR fragment lacks verifiable details from a full article.
The text outlines rules for free navigation during war and peace, forbids blockades or hostile acts in the canal, and sets transit permissions with minimal delays. It also covers troops and munitions restrictions, waters within three miles of either end, and U S security measures allowances.
Mrs Passmore of Flashing Michigan, active temperance advocate, suffered three years from kidney and bladder trouble. After four physicians and many remedies failed, she used Dodd's Kidney Pills and reports marked improvement, endorsing them for kidney and bladder issues.
A jumbled OCR fragment mentions Manila with population figures, the Boers War, Jell-O, Queen’s spectacles, Kline’s products, Putnam dyes, and various ads. It references Hupmanouys, CASCARETS, Geneva Tablets, and several druggists with scattered product pitches and prices. The text mixes advertisements with stray quotes and photos.
A fragmented ad-like text promotes Hartman’s free health booklet on preventing and curing colds and catarrh. It urges families to obtain a copy from Dr. Hartman in Columbus and mentions Peruna as a tonic. The wording reflects an early 20th century medicinal marketing tone.
Reports describe an original device evading prohibitory law, unearthed by plumbers in Rutland Vermont. A secret nook connected hidden pipes to a radiator where liquid was drawn off, with a faucet concealed within the system.
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