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Newspaper
Daily Evening News
Location
Modesto, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1900
Page
1
Fragmentary timetable notes show trains from Los Angeles to Sacramento and Merced. Mentions Westare pre-Sareemento line, Los Angeles Express southbound, and Sacramento marced northbound with times around 4340 pm and 4240 pp. Also references Fear and Arajitic Express headings and multiple passenger movements.
A San Rafael jury ruled for the San Francisco Call in the 250000 damage suit brought by Baron von Schroder. The trial exposed sensational claims about foreign titled individuals, marriage, and society offenses, with broader commentary on royalty and public life. The piece also notes social gossip, rain and harvest hopes, and remarks on the Duke of Manchester and Earl of Yarmouth visiting the United States.
A Chicago physician proposes that men past 35 require no exercise, a claim unlikely to gain broad support as it would deprive many golf players of their best leisure. The New York Herald is said to have printed a long French poem sent by cable from Paris to New York, yet the posts argue they are not fairly treated. There is a strong expectation that the Isle of Rice estate will be saved from a greedy valet and used to aid the legal profession.
Standard Oil stocks rise rapidly as analysts struggle to quantify gains while a Milwaukee rumor hints at a new trust. A former telephonist returns from the Klondike with $100,000, adding to the era of startling fortunes and social chatter.
A fragment recalls Dom Paul being treated as a Dutch uncle by an old gentleman. The Princess of Wales appears mature for six, wielding social prestige beyond her years. General Du Wet dampens British fervor, and a Christmas motto exhorts virtue with a hopeful tone.
An advertisement touts Electric Bite to cure stomach liver and kidney troubles as a miracle, claiming Mrs. Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin was cured after failed medical efforts. It asserts the remedy strengthens nerves and brain, avoids surgery, and is sold at Lipat drug store for 26 cents.
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Balm as the best in the world for pain relief and healing sores. It claims to cure fever sores burns eruptions and skin issues, selling boxes at 25 cents with a patient money-back guarantee from druggist J. P Zipk.
A widow of General Burnham of Maxcbias Me faces grief as doctors warn she cannot recover. A patient credits Dr Kinga New Therovary with saving her life after pneumonia and consumption. After use she sleeps through the night and is reportedly fully cured. Trial bottles offered by P Zipia’s drug store.
A Baxter era advertisement touts various nostrums including Be and 50 Phe Lae Yara a pinata drummer mentions Kem Halvem while praising Balaam and Grovau tonics. Letters from Rev H W Hathaway and former U S Army General W J Hitchcock endorse Ely’s Cream Balm for catarrh and headaches. Sold by druggists and mailed from New York, 46 Warren Street.
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