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Newspaper
Cuba Record
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1900
Page
3
The article summarizes congressional returns showing deficits versus the 1900 president’s total and details a sequence of local notices. It reports on Kansas political positions, civil service proposals, a mill robbery, university funding needs, and personal legal cases affecting residents, with named places and figures.
A fragmented Emporia report cites an affidavit on election expenses and a local parade of court cases. It mentions Mrs Margaret Halliday of Pittsburg, Prof Winl, and a Kansas agricultural college president, plus a Miss McKimmey suit for damages and a Topeka senate election timetable.
A New York World report portrays Hetty Green as facing tax disputes in Bellows Falls Vermont. Records show her residency shifts, large real estate and personal property assessments from 1889 onward, with the Green family taxed on up to 41 000 dollars in earlier years and her taxes this year equaling about one thirtieth of Bellows Falls total.
A Mexican miner traveling from Sinaloa to El Paso tells of a Maye Indian punishment for James Wilson a U S prospector who seduced an Indigenous girl. He was stripped and placed on an ant hill as red ants gnawed his flesh until he died, a reported incident amid frontier justice claims.
An almanac excerpt urges prosperity in 1901 tied to national health. It claims success depends on a healthy stomach and promotes Hostetter's Stom ach Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia indigestion and biliousness. Free almanac available.
An 1886 Toledo advertisement credits Hall's Catarrh Cure to F U Cheney Co. and Frank J Cheney. The notice promises cures for catarrh and claims the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each uncured case. Public notary Ogg and W Geeason witness the sworn statement. Advertising copy urges readers to buy the remedy from druggists at 75 cents.
Fragmentary society column and Grain-O advertisement discuss drink benefits and public notices. The text references an automobile thief inquiry and a note about the Earl of Makeara arriving in New York, with a Detroit Free Press label and various promotional lines.
A collage of advertising lines and remarks touts remedies for illness and digestive issues. Claims praise Cascarets for bowel health, Laxative Bromo Quinine for colds, Piso’s Cure for consumption, Hale’s Honey of Horehound for coughs, and toothache drops, interspersed with miscellaneous quotes and aphorisms from newspapers and magazines.
Letter to Dr Hartman from Mrs Lizzie M Brewer extols Peruna as a cure for grip and catarrhal ailments. She claims Peruna quickly clears colds and tripes, aids weak state of the system, and helps female ailments including irregularities and nervous debility. She cites personal use among the sick and urges young women to read the book and consider Peruna.
A fragment shows a back-and-forth about women train robbers and store advertisements. Quick quips reference Mrs Wunder and Mr Wunder with a Baltimore item, then stray into Carter product pitches and dye quality notes from a drugstore context.
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