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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1901
Page
2
A reader letter extols Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound for uterine inflammation and bearing down pain. The writer, after three months of worsening symptoms and failed local treatment, reports rapid improvement after two to five bottles, urging others to try the product and crediting its efficacy to the medicine and the company.
Round trip summer tickets to San Francisco via Sunset Ogden or Shasta routes go on sale July 6 to 13 and remain valid for return until August 31. First class travel with stopovers allowed, through Pullman cars, via three SP routes and can be purchased for passage both ways. Inquiries to W G Neimyer 238 Clark Chicago. Also notes social controversies and railway booklet release by Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railway.
May in Minnesota contrasts with Calgary warmth as Thomas Regan and Collins tour Western Canada. They report mild December, green fields, and fine livestock, praising Yorkton grain samples and promising good opportunities in Assiniboia and Saskatchewan for settlers seeking fertile land and affordable terms.
Historical advice emphasizes varied feed for hens including grain, bacon and meat, vegetables, lime, and especially grit. The guidance notes that grit is essential for digestion and egg production quality across different egg strains and feeding regimens.
A fragmented 1884 dated summary mentions George Augustus of Stone in vil, Burlington hospital in Houston Tai aged sixty eight, various political and military figures including Count von Buelow, President McKinley, and a series of crime and accident notes from across the country. It reports murders, suicides, a ship race buildup, a tractor of misappropriation, a church dedication, and local deaths.
An elderly Reading railroad engineer in Philadelphia, described as facing age and wear of his locomotive, could not operating a worn engine satisfactorily. He grew despondent, then died by poisoning at his home after a period of gloom and fortitude.
A fragment suggests a quirky line about a mimic not questioning private age and a worm. No clear person, organization, or place is identifiable.
A garbled OCR page reveals mixed items including medical quackery for stomach ailments and insomnia, a printer without ink venture, references to English cotton spinners facing hard times, private mailing cards with railway imagery, and notes on New York funeral debt law. Also mentions Morgan’s Manal proclamation and Ball’s Cataurd care remedy.
Edwin Colling, editor of the London Dentist, notes most schoolchildren need dental care as over 65 percent of boys and girls examined in a large study required some treatment. He compares neglect to avoidable diseases and urges periodic school-based examinations to prevent serious outcomes. Snow purity tests in London show urban snow carrying more soluble matter than suburban meltwater.
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