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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1899
Page
3
The text urges readers to engage with advertisements for better reading and bargains. It emphasizes that advertisers are reliable and deliver what they promise, inviting habit formation around ad sections of the issue.
An old advertisement page features Allen's Foot-Ease powder for foot ailments priced at 26c and free samples offered. Another promo claims Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer cures fits and nervousness with a free trial bottle and treatise from RB H. Kvine in Philadelphia.
An 1895 Denver advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure and Piso's Cure for consumption with a testimonial from Mrs. Beltz at 489 8th Ave. The notice ends with a proverb about the man who does no harm doing little good.
A passage from Outing extols New York Central for through East to West travel via Grand Central. It lauds Niagara Whirlpool and Cave of the Winds as autumn and winter attractions, and notes Baltimore and Ohio's dining car overhaul with a la carte meals starting June 1 and two new dining cars by July 1. A final line remarks on a singer losing a voice.
An article argues western Canada offers immense wheat and grain potential far north of the United States border. It notes Fort Simpson at 62° latitude grows wheat, rye, oats, barley, potatoes, and discusses climate, yields, farming advances, schools, railways, and the Alberta ranching opportunity.
The article extols western Canada between Lake Superior and the Rockies as fertile ground for global nascent agriculturists seeking homes for themselves and children. It notes long daylight from June 16 to July 31, promising rich wheat, oats, barley, flax, potatoes, and root crops, with Manitoba yielding nearly two million acres under crop and high wheat quality, while Lord Selkirk once predicted immense future growth.
The article extols Canada's western provinces for agriculture and stock raising, noting high yields, beef profits, and strong dairy quality. It highlights Alberta and British Columbia ranching, timber, fisheries, vast mineral deposits, and the Klondike gold output expected to reach twenty million dollars this year with potential doubling annually.
The report describes Captain P. B. Thompson of Barrodsburg Kentucky buying two or three gallons of strawberries from a country seller. It claims the berries were the largest seen this season and mentions related curiosities and a stray sky call.
Abner McKinley, President's brother, threatens $4,000 suit against Wall Street broker De Rynter Hollins over Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling stock losses. Partial payment received, profits anticipated, stock movements and telegram orders cited. case hinges on broker’s sale instructions and McKinley’s absence from city.
Secretary Wilson issued a circular to presidents of agricultural colleges urging graduates to pursue postgraduate studies in agriculture tied to the departments scientific divisions. An eligible register will be prepared by the Civil Service Commission for top qualified investigators and teachers. Service duration is limited to two years with salaries capped at 40 dollars per month, based on ability.
Advices from Monrovia Liberia dated June report a plague raging at Grand Bassam in the French Ivory Coast colony near Liberia. The disease is likened to the bubonic plague of India and proves fatal to all affected with 200 to 300 deaths, including three rope physicians. German steamers homeward bound are quarantined against African passengers to Germany.
A War Department notice states nearly all officers who served in the Spanish American War have offered to return for the Philippine campaign. On Thursday, 530 applications were received in a single day.
Capt Brerton of the Twenty-fifth infantry, noted for his Santiago campaign heroics, to be appointed to the colonelcy of one of the new volunteer regiments in Wasmnearon on July 16.
Atlanta July 10 General Joseph Wheeler has written a book detailing the operations of his cavalry in the Civil War. The volume will be published for the benefit of the Wheeler cavalry camps across the South.
In July MapRD 1910 reports Admiral Cervera and fellow Spanish fleet commanders were court-martialed but formally liberated after inquiry. The piece notes Santiago as a key theater and mentions conduct scrutiny over the fleet actions.
Miss N J Lockneant of Extra Beth Pa reports relief from long standing female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She took five bottles and two Liver Pills claiming tumor pain and dropsy symptoms vanished and she remains hopeful others may benefit. Mrs Pinkham offers free responses to letters from suffering women.
Notre Dame University at Notre Dame Indiana advertises its wide range of courses for the coming year. A free catalogue and terms details are available from the President. The ad notes preparatory school opportunities and a one or two year commercial course for business, plus St Edward's hall for boys under thirteen. Fifty five years of active educational work establishes the institution's reputation.
Advertisement for Allen's Foot-Kase powder to relieve aching burning feet from tight shoes. Claims to cure corns bunions swelling and sweating feet. Distributed by Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy New York with free sample offer via mail order.
St Marys Academy at Notre Dame Indiana leads in girls education with students from across the United States. The faculty issued a catalogue of valuable data guiding parents to choose the best institution under the Sisters of the Holy Cross, located at Notre Dame amid tranquil surroundings.
An old ad extols Faultless Starch as the best and most elastic starch for all uses. It promises no sticking or breakage and neat portions for every grocer. The pitch mentions a 10 cent price per package and an incubator solution reassuring reflecting ease for housewives.
Mrs Mathilde Richter of Doniphan Nebraska reports long catarrh relief after using Pe ru na and Man a lin during change of life. She advises others to try Pe ru na and credits improved health and return to work. A note mentions a book Health and Address Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio for further information.
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