30 Apr 1901
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Newspaper
Daily Evening News
Location
Modesto, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1901
Page
1
The timetable lists the Los Angeles and Fresco routes with passenger and freight movements. It notes northbound and southbound services including Bakerfield and Fresco connections, with times such as 9:40 am, and freight shifting directions.
Chicago unveils a novel education method using large printed words and pantomime actions. Superintendent Speer presents a system combining visualization, arousal, and movement to teach simple words through acting, culminating in guided phrases and social gestures.
The legislature considered a $100 license fee for bachelors over 40 who wed. Observers joke a seasoned bachelor would see marriage as folly and pay the price. Separately, notes say McKinley’s absence could trigger White House housekeeping during his transcontinental trip.
The court ruling frees Countess Amy from a mere $200,000 annual allowance, enabling her to enjoy a spring hat and greater luxury.
A remark disputes the need to give others a chance at Toledo’s mayoral post while noting the Sultan of Morocco is occupied with tribal executions. The quote reflects persisting tensions between local politics and international headlines as citizens weigh leadership options.
A fragment advertises Dr King’s Now Pill as a safe cure for abdominal complaints and nervous ailments, claiming it aids stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels. The blurb touts quick relief and lists a price of 25 cents at a drug store.
A dubious advertisement touts Willafteo Arnica Cure as the best in the world for burns, scalds, and skin sores. It claims it heals old sores, fever sores, ulcers, boils, and other skin conditions with a 25 euro box size and a guarantee. The seller is named J P Zipt, a drug dealer.
The article recounts a widow in Ma chias feared to die from pneumonia and consumption. She slept after three doses of Dr. King's New Discovery and was reportedly cured, with a testimonial claiming it cures throat chest and lung diseases. The ad promotes a 60 cent to 1 dollar bottle and a free bottle offer at ZIPL’s drug store.
A disjointed advertisement reports Aral B Huot of Lime Ridge Wisconsin crediting Electric Bitters with curing a severe stomach problem after seven bottles. It claims the remedy avoids surgery, improves health, and guarantees relief for stomach liver and kidney issues. Price is 60 cents at J. P. Zipks drug stores.
Drug advertisement claims Kemp's Balsam relieves coughs throat and lung ailments including bronchitis and consumption. Promotes daily use and offers sample bottles with pricing around ten to forty shillings. Also notes printing services for billheads letterheads and envelopes by Flusband and Losnar.
Nineteenth century letter from Mrs. BR Tabwas of Oak Street reports severe facial redness and pimples for two years. After two weeks of Lane's Tets, skin cleared and complexion became as white as snow. Sold by Husband & Toner druggist.
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