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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1901
Page
3
The piece cites women’s lifelong struggle with backaches from menstrual or womb issues. Lydia E. B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is recommended to relieve pain and restore health. A reader letter and a general note on horse trade and U S cavalry readiness follow in the Pacific Rural Press excerpt.
A Cincinnati reader reports relief from severe backache and loss of appetite after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs. Morton states she gained weight, regained vigor, and plans to recommend the medicine to friends. The ad notes health claims from over a million women and invites readers to request free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
Par ents and guardians in Greenwood equaty complain about questions far beyond reasonable on exams. Readable items include references to free trade imperialism and historic acts. The piece notes a long journey on foot from Mosse Fort to Ottawa and staff changes at the Philadelphia Times.
The text notes a rebound in stock prices after a panic with hopes buoyed by clearings at the stock exchange. It cites that all member sheets were cleared and checks honored, easing fear of further casualties and attributing relief to overnight measures and a stable bank loan policy.
J. L. Chandler, a Coland Oklahoma farmer, was taken from his home and lynched by unidentified attacking cattlemen amid months of farmer cattleman tensions and suspected poisoned water killing many cattle. The motive centers on the ongoing dispute with no confirmed names of the assailants.
Willie McCormick disappeared from his New York home several weeks ago. His body was recovered in Cromwell creek at One Hundred and Sixty-first Street and Railroad Avenue and identified by his sister. Parents believe the death was an accidental drowning, not a kidnapping.
Troy, New York businessman Sammel Bolton Jr., a renowned brewer and leading figure in the local industry, was discovered dead in a vat of boiling beer at his Troy brewery. Officials say the death appears instantaneous, resulting from immersion in the hot liquid.
Jury finds Rev PF Emerson and Dr M R Mitchell guilty for taking part in a riot at a joint in North Topeka weeks ago. Other items include Admiral Schley visiting London en route to the U S and local injuries and elopement notes.
The article recounts a mock duel in Paris that excited readers in Europe for its publicity value and bravado over coffee and scratches. One participant sought fatal action and later drowned himself after a failed quarrel with his second. It also notes George Meredith praised women writers including Mrs Barry Pain J M Barrie and Mrs Meynell for their conversational brilliance.
Fragmentary county notes from St Joseph Michigan recount a will leaving fifty dollars to a daughter’s husband and a deaconness orphanage gift of 270 acres near Goshen to the northern Indiana Methodist conference. The item also brushes history with a remark on the first submarine cable and a boost for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a remedy.
In very dry atmospheres wood shows remarkable durability. Pieces from Egyptian catacombs dating back about two thousand years survive intact, illustrating extraordinary preservation across centuries.
Colonel T. P. Moody a renowned Knight Templar and local judge praises Peruna for curing catarrh and stomach troubles after long suffering. He cites personal improvement and his wife’s recovery, urging readers to start Peruna now. The ad promotes Hartman’s remedy and invites readers to request its full catarrh list from The Peruna Medicine Co. in Columbus, Ohio.
The Rev. H. J. Roche, pastor of St. James' Roman Catholic church in Kenosha Wisconsin, has served the church nine years without compensation. A modest competency earned at other parishes allows him to do this and helps lift the church debt.
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