02 Apr 1901
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Newspaper
Daily Evening News
Location
Modesto, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1901
Page
1
An excerpt shows rail line timetable fragments with mis-typed city names Los Angeles Bakersfield Fresno and freight movement notes. Northbound and southbound times are corrupted, making exact schedules unreadable.
The Reichstag voted 101 to 27 to urge the government to impose adequate tariffs to protect agricultural products. The piece contrasts German farmer expectations with American behavior, noting German insistence on protection and prices raised by tariffs on manufactured goods. It critiques American farmers as passive and outlines broader remarks on trade policy and public opinion. It also touches on predictions of an emperor in Washington and a Pennsylvania marriage tax proposal, plus a note on footwear exports from the U S to England.
In a rambling, imperfectly OCRed ad style passage, J W Gardner of Idaville Ind extols Electric Bitters as the remedy for general decline including stomach, liver, and kidney ailments. The text claims the product restores appetite and vigor, pledges guarantees, and notes a promotional free bottle offer along with a larger bottle price.
An old advertisement praises Dr King s New Life Billa as a health booster. It claims the water coated tablet turns weakness into strength and energy, selling for 2c per box at J P Zipf drugstore.
A jumble of advertisements touts tonics and tonics for health issues. Claims range from arnica for burns to headaches and digestive cures. Several brands name doctors or druggists and promise relief with small prices. The text echoes common era marketing puffery and dubious medical claims.
A letter from Ox dated September 7 1900 claims two weeks of Eyot W package of Lene s Tes cured redness and pimples on the face after years of trial. The note lists a Woodward address and a local druggist selling the remedy.
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