19 Dec 1901
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Newspaper
Daily Evening News
Location
Modesto, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1901
Page
1
Daily Evening News lists railway time table items for passenger trains, with station directions and southbound and northbound departures. It mentions Fremy Vaanenger and Bias ralghab as points along lines and references a 4:35 p.m. departure from Freiklit polne toward north.
Frederick Harrison argues England bleeds to death as government hides truth and reports. He cites four failed centuries of attempts to subdue nations, noting naval and military might, colonial history, and the rise of nationalism. He insists one white people cannot annihilate another.
The Supreme Court overruled Secretary Hay’s claim that the Philippines became American by Providence and that the islands were bought for twenty million dollars. The decision unsettles the administration’s stance, as critics had blamed Providence for the questionable bargain.
An OCR distorted note discusses Chicago’s large population and compares it to other states and regions, with garbled terms and stray product and business mentions interwoven, creating an unreadable social snapshot. The fragment mentions foods and a few vendor names amid the noisy text.
A jumble of small notes reports residents returning from San Francisco and improved health after visits. It mentions typhoid fever cases, a medical scare in the community, and recommends Dr King's New Discovery for consumption and other ailments. Also cites Electric Bitters praised by a New Hampshire writer and advertised by Modesto Pharmacy with trial bottles available.
An old period ad touts a herbal drink from Modesto Pharmady and B Mize a pharmacist. It claims to ease headaches stomach and liver issues by stimulating bowels and cleansing the body. The ad markets Lang's Merli sine and Lana's Pawly Medicine with a price of 2 cents, urging purchase from local sellers Aubard and Tornet.
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