Daily Evening News transit rundown and street names
Fragmented OCR summary shows travel directions with several place names and routes. Mentions Los Angeles Express and Freight movements north and south, with scattered station or line references. No coherent narrative due to garbled text.
Trade With Japan Shows Cordial Ties and Growth
A report on Japan's 1900 foreign trade highlights rising U S imports to Japan and Japan's shift toward British and American suppliers. It notes Commodore Perry statue symbolism, growing U S–Japan friendship, and the aim to overtake Britain in trade. Also mentions Pan-American expo rice dishes and Denmark's new cabinet signaling talks with Washington. Emperor William to grow his whiskers noted.
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Commodore Perry
Japan
United States
Empire of Japan
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
United Bites
Great Britain
United Kingdom
New Discovery Praised By Ammonk Mother
A Ammonk New York woman credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving her daughter s life from whooping cough and a later lung disease. She reports throat and lung ailments responded to the medicine, calling it a divine remedy. Trial bottles offered by local druggists.
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Alottata Atleck
W. K. Haviland
Ammonk
N. Y
Remarkable Patent Medicines Promised to Cure Ills
Modesto and Lexington readers are urged to try Dr King’s New Life Pills Electria Bitters Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic for jaundice stomach liver kidney and other ailments. The ads claim quick cures with varied testimonials and list local pharmacies and prices.
Allen's Foot-Race Cure for Painful Feet and Nails
A historic ad promotes Allen's Foot-Race powder as a remedy for smarting tired feet bunions and rough nails. Claiming instant relief and comfort, it targets shoes and aches with a mail order trial pack offered through various retailers.
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Allen
Mall
Bic
Invetampea
Invetampea, Trial Packaca Free
Qadrean
Alloa 3
Olmeted
Fe Ray
Lane's Tea and Grove's Chills advertised in distorted ad
An altered old advertisement promotes Lane's Tea claiming blood purification and skin clearing effects to remove pimples and blemishes at 60 cents and two hour packs. It also touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for malaria and complexion improvement with claims of gentle action on stomach liver and bowels, sold by Hogband and Turner.
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Lane
Husband & Turner
Grove
First National Bank of
Miesto
Platuulery
C. K. Wakefield
Joseph Knowles
William Knowle
Clarente E. Knowle
Mary J. Philbrick
Sarah Knowles
Alice Ione
Louise Smith
Lobles Smith
Clarence E. Knowlen
Jai One
Richard Row
Bale
Dectwu
Uni
Swalians
Binte
Gallifornia
Natonal Bank
Modesto
Wakefield
Josenn Knowles
Lui
Hook G. & A
Paradige City
Ann
California
Beyinng
Belog
Heeine
Peredive
Anid Mull
Vata Toolotane
Beztaping
McDue
Urvis
Ghent
Iy A. G
Darder
Leputeriff
W. i. Hatton
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