08 Apr 1901
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Newspaper
Daily Evening News
Location
Modesto, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1901
Page
1
Journal reports mixed train traffic with passengers and freight on multiple lines. Northbound and southbound services noted including Los Angeles to Dakotafield routes and shorter hops, with varying times and headings showing a bustling interchange in the evening timetable.
A cautious outlook on resolving the orient crisis without a wide war mentions Russia asserting control in Manchuria and Mongolia, Japan prepared for conflict, Britain wary yet supportive, and Germany’s suspected aims. The piece contrasts external power tensions with domestic unrest in Russia, including strikes, Cossack reprisals, and threats to the czar’s safety amid calls for reform.
The text discusses potential foreign conflicts and their domestic effects, noting Rueeia’s unclear readiness for war and possible outcomes. It cites Attorney General Ford ruling church mortgages taxable and parsonages not exempt under the new amendment, while questioning the amendment's clear provisions and arising doubts.
A Manchester La man touts Dr King’s New Discovery as lifesaving for measles related lung issues. He says exposure led to serious bronchial problems and consumption, but after using the remedy he recovered fully. He reports widespread patient approval and urges trials at local drugstore outlets.
A letter from Drv D of Wase rNew Ty claims four bottles of Elactric Bitters cured a woman plagued by scalp sores and facial eruptions after other doctors failed. Advertises the product as a blood purifier addressing eczema, rheum, boils, ulcers, and aiding digestion. Sold by J. Py Ziot, druggist, 0 cents.
Kenick Hamilton of West Jefferson D C faced a severe rectal Vistula illness and was told to expect death without early surgery. He reportedly cured himself using five boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica Balm, touted as a universal remedy, and obtained from J P Zipl, a local druggist, in a region described as central.
Envious by all who suffer poor digestion, the ad promotes Dr King’s New Lila Pills as a stomach and liver remedy. It promises splendid appetite, sound digestion, regular bodily habit, and great energy. Available at J.P. Zipf’s drug store.
An old newspaper fragment pitches Kemp's Balsam as a guaranteed cure and Lane's Medicine as a gentle daily laxative. It lists druggists Huabani Turner and Henry Vogelman in sale and touts whiskey based remedies, emphasizing stomach, fever, and kidney benefits with pleasant taste.
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