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Newspaper
Daily Evening News
Location
Modesto, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1900
Page
4
An ad promoting Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female weakness and disease of the womanly organs. It claims to restore vigor, banish nervousness and headaches without alcohol or narcotics. Testimonies from Lulu Hutter of Allenton, Missouri and Mrs Haverte of Osage County advocate its benefits.
Friends and former parishioners gathered at the Presbyterian Church to hear Rev Z N Wile discuss John Knox the Reformer. The speaker, a trusted local figure, praised Knox as a noble servant of God whose steadfast faith shaped Scotland’s church and generations.
The piece argues that selling a dairy herd to raise cattle and improve farm finances leads to greater cash, better farming fertility, and debt reduction. It notes that keeping cows supports calf raising and feed management, enabling quicker independence through dairying as a primary farm pursuit.
In the matter of multiple estate proceedings the court reviews motions and orders, grants deadlines for points and authorities, and sets replies for five days after, then submits the motion. It also notes hearings on accounts and sales of personal property in December and January proceedings.
Churches list service times and Sunday school schedules for multiple congregations, inviting parishioners to attend. It notes nonparishioner involvement, a charity collection for the Fred Vinyl Orphanage, and references to sermons and youth activities. Also mentions new stock items and a sale of cider and crockery.
The spelling watch and other exercises at the trick school house paused for an evening of entertainment. Invitations announced Mlle Lyda Fortwr, Mrs Dewell, Miss Ethel Turner, Miss Mabel Rogers, and Miss Jessie Townes as a fine program. Jessie Townes won the spelling prize, a neat copy of Whitlow's poem. The event concluded with readings and recitations and all present enjoyed the High School Literary Board’s entertainment.
A reflective Christmas sermon urged focus on spiritual meaning over excess. The author calls readers to celebrate Christ’s birth with prayer, meditation, and reverence, avoiding degradation and indulgence while seeking joy in godly conduct.
Government log records Tuolumne River gauging at La Grange for the week ending December 8. An assortment of goods for Christmas presents and a line of crockery and tableware advertised at local stores. Names of merchants Hiluté N. H. DsYue and A. Stivtwater referenced.
Notice declares that persons indebted to the narrator should call at the former business place to settle amounts now that retirement requires funds. It warns accounts will be placed with a collector after December, late 28, under the name W. S. Maxx.
Indebted readers are required to settle accounts immediately with J Young at the former business place or with F Comins at Conway's Chicago Saloon. The notice advertises a quiet resort with wines and cigars available, including Gyrus Noble and Jess Moore whiskies.
Judge Van Rt. Paterson and Mrs T W John visitants at Ban rune claw Vallejo Kliathee Bre Willet Lawrence DyYoe Berkeley student home for holidays Walter and Mike Donna Wootten attend Santa Cruz business college return home for holidays
Ty A. Pillinam holds the lane county agency for the Cyclone Woven Wire Fence made by a machine that stays tight in all weathers. Price is $14.00 with free instructions to buyers. Pillinam advertises cheaper wire and stakes quality with his guaranty. Office on Ninth Street near Gilbert & Hon, featuring reduced prices during the month.
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