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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1901
Page
3
A jumble of ads and fragmented tips showcases various products and cures from Allen's Foot-Kage to Christy dyes and Devoe paint. Mentions Dr. Riggs Pharmacy and local outlets in Ashtabula and Lincoln.
The Canton funeral for William McKinley unfolded with solemn dignity as Mrs. McKinley mourned beside the coffin and thousands filled streets to witness the nation’s third martyr president be laid to rest. Generals, cabinet members, and diplomats lined the procession while bugles sounded taps and Beethoven’s funeral march echoed.
The passage appears as fragmented OCR discussing Britons in Roman times. It references Beers and a supposed burial under Roman London, but details are incomplete and attribution unclear.
A Victorian advert urges keeping St Jacob’s Oil in every home to guard against sudden pains and injuries. It touts the remedy as essential for sprains strains backaches neuralgia and other aches, claiming it swiftly eases all forms of pain.
A physician at the New York College and Hospital for Women found three to four young girls on a bench discussing a piece of candy. After questioning, they explained the game and the winner. The doctor chastised them for their conduct and recalled his own childhood.
A remarkable Rev H Thompson living at 106 East 16th Street Washington Indiana, once a frontier missionary among Indians in Wagoner Indian Territory, cured from diabetes after exposure and water ailments. Also note Senator Charles Dietrich of Nebraska returning from the Philippines and Allen's Foot Ease shoe aid claims.
A fragment notes that in England's Hills County, twenty three persons were found guilty and sentenced to death. Details are sparse with limited readable names or dates.
A statistician touts the typewriter invention and employment impact while promoting Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia indigestion and related ailments. It notes Hall Frampton a colored man sentenced to life in Nebraska City for murdering his stepdaughter last February.
Advert says best farm lands near the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway in Marinette County Wisconsin sell at low prices with favorable terms. It notes Wisconsin’s crops markets and climate and urges buying now to own property. Address F A Miller Chicago.
An OCR heavy page fragment advertising Murat Halstead's Life of President McKinley dramatizes sales terms for agents and mailing outfits. The remainder includes multiple early 20th century ads promoting patent medicines, cosmetics, and domestic goods with brief testimonials and prices.
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