03 Dec 1901
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Newspaper
Daily Evening News
Location
Modesto, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1901
Page
1
Rail timetable fragment from December 5 1901 shows mixed routes with Stockton Bakersfield and Los Angeles connections. It references trains going south and north with varying times and freight movements. The legible parts indicate a transit schedule and station notes for the day.
The piece argues that Buffalo and St. Louis show expositions pay, praising the Pan American event while noting high costs. It reports Louisiana Purchase planners promise an exhibition surpassing Pan American and Columbian ventures in artistic conception and profit, betting on wide world appeal.
A London dispatch notes that the Osrobridge union passed a resolution blaming the government for prolonging the war. The aristocratic group, familiar with the ruling class, had largely supported the South African policy but now shows reversal. Cambridge University’s dissent signals a broader shift in opinion.
A kaleidoscope of brief misprints claims Mrs Roosevelt spends 300s a year on wardrobe provoking gossip about wives and husbands. It notes the 999 locomotive now hauling eight milk trains along the Hudson, recalls a fast life and its penalties. It mentions State Department contact with Mise Btone and a privacy warning from the sultan of Turkey about American comic papers.
The garbled text references the football season starting and mentions a minister, a family, and women within. Details are unclear, but the fragment implies preparation for an upcoming gridiron period and a social or religious figure involved.
An old ad claims Dr King’s New Discovery cures coughs colds and lung diseases at home. It promises instant relief from a first dose and sensational cures from careless users. Trial bottles offered free at the Medina Pharmacy run by E B Maze pharmacist with a $1 price for a bottle.
A testimonial tells of a Hartford man who avoided amputation after two years of illness by using Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The ad promotes these remedies for eruptions eczema tetter salt rheum and blood disorders. Modesto Pharmacy guaranteed satisfaction or refund, price 50 cents.
A historical ad promoting Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming they expel poisons from bowels and cure constipation, headaches, fevers, and liver kidney and bowel troubles. The Modesto Pharmacy in California lists E B Maze as pharmacist.
Local pharmacist B B Maze promotes Bucklen's Amica Salve as a remedy for burns and skin inflammations. The ad highlights its healing power, fragrance, and affordability, urging readers to try it at Modesto Pharmacy.
A fragmented old notice invites readers to visit Hineband and Turner for a free trial bottle of a cough remedy. It markets a “Cream Balm” and an atomizer version by Ely Brothers, New York, detailing prices and usage for throat and lung ailments with claims of rapid absorption and non-drying effects.
An old advertisement promises immediate relief from neuralgia headaches with a product named Ne Curse of Womankind Teeiik and nervong headpchea. It claims guaranteed perfect barmness and neurological relief, sold in boxes priced 26n and 1c by Hushand & Toraur.
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