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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1901
Page
2
The will of the late Jarvis Ford of St Joseph Missouri leaves $20000 for a free memorial library in that city and $10000 to the municipal hospital. The article also notes various unrelated items including medical remarks on heart valves by Prof Huxley and various global curiosities.
Kansas lawmakers consider a constitutional convention to revise the state constitution and propose county high schools nationwide. The Pestana election bill faces mixed reception as amendments pass, while anti fusion efforts stir rebellion in the House. Railroad rate measures advance, voting access for traveling and railroad workers discussed, and the state printer, binding twine fund, and fish bill face committee action.
John Halligay of Crawford County champions the miners state society as the sits on labor committee. Senator Postana pushes penitentiary reforms and Governor Stanley weighs educational institution changes. The labor and industry society drives bills, while a proposed mine ventilation act and voting machine measures surface in committee. Representatives Gearhart Johnston and Betts push city voting machine usage amid debates on Kansas exposition funding.
Washington February 10 Dr Talmage urges a demonstrative religion and vocal defense of Christian stands citing Mark 9 25 on the dumb and deaf spirit. He critiques superstition witchcraft and silent faith while urging believers to confront opponents with questions and public rebuke.
The text exhorts readers to speak out for righteousness, invite others to join the spiritual journey, and seize opportunities for gospel impact. It uses historical anecdotes to illustrate transformation sparked by a single encounter, urging immediacy before life passes.
The Indiana board of state charities argues insanity is not rising faster than population. They cite 1850 ratio one in 565, 1892 about one to 600, 1900 census one to 558, and 1920 estimate near one in 985, noting misclassification of feebleminded and epileptic individuals in almshouse lists.
The FEBOAT lifeboat by Charles Mayo, formerly of the British Royal Navy, was launched from Cuthbert Boat Building in Ninety-second Street at 1 PM. It resembles a rounded barrel about twenty feet long with two concentric shells. inner shell pivots and stays upright, outer shell iron, inner aluminum with automatic hatches. It can carry fifty people, adds compressed air between shells for buoyancy, and lowers like a standard lifeboat.
Ross Lambert, sheep ranch owner in Casper Wyoming, wed Miss Louida Morrigan at midnight inside a sheep wagon witnessed by the bride’s mother and a few friends. After the ceremony they set off for Lambert’s ranch twenty miles away in the same wagon.
The Secret Service exposes a new wave of counterfeiters who forged large sums of money with clever technique. Officials warn that vital items like Hos teller's Biomach Hitters are commonly imitated and urge skepticism. The piece notes widespread druggists’ habits and the risk of hidden illness payments.
A reader note explains ovaritis as dull throbbing pain and tenderness in the lower side with occasional shooting pains. It cites swelling, urges seeking help from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and includes testimonials and various ad pitches for foot care and other remedies.
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