15 Aug 1895
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Newspaper
Daily Evening News
Location
Modesto, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1895
Page
1
The Grand Electric Carnival in Sacramento on the September night celebrates a distinctly American spirit. It honors Franklin Morse and Edison for bringing electricity, giving it life and reach, and praises them as heroes of the republic.
Senator Peffer writes against silver and supports a land value based currency. Insurgents in Cuba report Captain General Campor resigning and seeking Madrid approval for local home rule. California Knights of Silver led by Bill Stewart with Senator Perkins Congressman Hilborn and Dan Byrne among leaders.
The Madera Mercury favors Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier to treat catarrh and claims it can cleanse the blood and cure the illness. The piece notes local debates over fashions but asserts the medical remedy’s effectiveness and easy action on the liver and bowels.
A damaged advertisement touts De Witt's Colic and Cholera Cure as a universal remedy. It claims drinking water changes cause severe ailments and promises quick relief, asserting the medicine restores natural condition after use and endorses Flor de Aroma products.
An advertisement recounts Dr. R W Pierce claiming his Golden Medical Discovery can cure indigestion dyspepsia and liver complaints through an altered extract. It invites readers to request a six cent medical tract from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association with testimonials and photographs of sufferers.
In the Superior Court of the County of Stanislaus California W J Koga later W J Floss declared insolvent. The sheriff is ordered to seize all estate except exempt items and creditors are summoned to appear and prove their debts at the meeting of creditors. Publication to be in the Daily Evening News. Judge W S on August 15 1955.
Advertises Ladies shirt waists from 40 to 50 cents and 50 cent grade items. Includes Printed India silk at 35 cents, ladies oxford shoes 90 cents, fast black hose 12.4 cents per pair, all wool French serge dress goods 35 cents, silk mitts 15 cents, and men’s Neglige shirts at 25 cents. Local store sale features multiple clothing and fabric discounts.
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