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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1901
Page
3
Andrew Carnegie is considering endowing a school for librarians at Winona Indiana and is said to view the plan with favor. The move signals a potential philanthropic effort to train librarians and advance library services in the region.
A vintage ad from Racine Wisconsin promotes Dr Shoop’s Resorative offering six bottles with express paid delivery. If cured, pay 45 50. if not, it’s free. The copy ends with a quip about a girl’s idea of masculine revenge involving a chaperone and her beau.
A column stresses mothers should guide daughters away from neglect and consult Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for irregular menstruation and related pains. It cites a Wisconsin mother praising the remedy after a year's suffering and irregularity with relief reported in 1899.
Fragments advertise foot care products Allen's Foot-Ease and Footbase plus remedies for dropsy La grippe and cold cures. Also promotion for Garfield Tea Beeman's Pepsin and Hamlin's Wizard Oil interspersed with moral snippets and dubious proverbs.
In Helena at 3 30 this morning Hon Paris Gibson of Great Falls was chosen to serve the term ending March 4 1905 after H L Frank withdrew as the leading fusion candidate. Gibson born July 1 1830 in New Hampshire educated at Bowdoin joined Montana politics in 1879 becoming a state founder in Great Falls and a longtime Democrat.
The third annual Nebraska Whist Association meeting will be at Grand Island on March 14 and 15. Four players from any club enter the Lincoln challenge cup team contest and two players form a pair contest. Secretary W. A. Prince, Grand Island, handles inquiries. A Wichita dispatch reports David Nation testified about a wife’s saloon crusade and lawyers Smple of Medicine Lodge. the court sustained an objection and evidence was withdrawn.
In the Senate Friday a motion to proceed to executive business passed as Senator Hoar of Massachusetts demanded a roll call to include Senator Allen of Nebraska in the official roll, confirming his status and pay rights in the new Congress. Also noted are a St Louis exposition appointment for Carter and others, a Topeka murder charge, a New York conductor found shot, and a London report of a duel involving John Wilson Durant.
An old sailor at the customs house praises tugboat piloting as true seamanship. Onlookers watch a tug maneuver six barges in tow from harbor to sea, with precise tacking and hawser work to form safe, extended tows.
A Budapest audience fears Americans as perpetual shooters after a Wild West show. A dining dispute ends with a penknife and a lesson in arithmetic, then Americans depart. Also notes claim Hall's Catarrh Cure and a mock midwestern oath. Edison praised as a child-friendly wizard. A quip on gender and angels and a scientist linking house cleaning to microbes.
Unconfirmed native sources report Aguinaldo hides in Isa Bella on Luzon’s northern coast as American troops scout the area. Darrell murder trial at Fremont Nebraska ends with a not guilty verdict after two hours deliberation surprising observers. Iowa wins eighth annual Iowa Minnesota debate in favor of the negative is it unwise for states to tax personal property. Wedding gifts for Queen Wilhelmina include a amecklace two bracelets sapphires from Amsterdam dispatch. Royal gifts also from railways and other nations. Lacyene bank affairs unresolved as Vermont cashiers hold the key.
Honorable David Meekison a Napoleon leader and former mayor who rose to Congress with a large majority credits Peruna for relief from thirty years of catarrh. The piece features endorsements from actor Carrie Thomas and offers free medical advice from Dr. Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
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