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Newspaper
Daily Evening News
Location
Modesto, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1900
Page
1
Fragmented timetable notes show several named routes including the Union Pacific and Los Angeles Express. Mentions northbound and southbound departures with times around 9:40 p.m. and references to changes or adjustments in service. Entities include Rail lines and cities, with obscured spellings.
Across editorials from Columbus to Chicago, leaders argue national irrigation will open vast arid lands for 50 million inhabitants. Support cites fed control, river and border improvements, Western reclamation as economic boost for East manufacturers, rail traffic, and global markets.
Dispatches report the sultan of Tuckey ordering 16 quick firing artillery from the Krupps of Germany. It is said the Krupps demand cash on delivery, implying Turkey's lack of funds for debts but readiness to invest in military arms.
A fragmentary report notes a dispute about whether the Doglish should whip the Boore before reconsidering the Thosre. It cites a postmaster general report claiming 19,000,000 registered packages passed through the railfile last year, with only 87 reaching an unspecified outcome.
A striking demonstration shows the honesty and efficiency of the postal service as $1,667,500,000 in government funds were carried without a loss. The vast volume moved through thousands of employees, with only trifling losses, a record unmatched by any public or private service.
The wily oriental diplomat maintains that papers misquoted him as he challenges American customs coverage. He asserts accuracy concerns and defends his remarks amid ongoing discussions. A provocative stance heightens tensions between press and envoy.
Another typhoon is reported from Ching. About all the news from that quarter lately seems to be mainly wind.
J E Lilly of Fasnital Missouri recounts surviving a severe illness with typhoid fever and pneumonia after using Dy IV Discovery. The testimonial claims rapid lung improvement and full recovery, praising the remedy as the fastest throat and chest cure, with regular bottles priced at 60 cents and a one dollar size. Trial bottles are advertised free at J P Zips drug store with a bolted guarantee.
A periodical ad lauds Electric Bitters as the cure for constipation and kidney trouble, claiming it purifies blood and improves skin. It asserts the remedy strengthens nerves, eyes, and complexion, promising a revived, charming woman from a run down invalid. Sold for 50 cents.
The ad touts a mysterious mixture claimed to cure a range of ailments including scabs boils warts and burns. The product is sold by J P Aptdrogglst with a money back guarantee and promises near magical results.
Fragmentary text warns that a powder mill explosion and dangerous materials threaten machinery and health. It mentions croton oil, aloea pile, and a vague reference to Life Pills and a drug store. The passage is garbled but centers on safety and warning against risky substances.
A local notice extols Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh with testimonials from users including W. Hathaway and J. Hitchenck. The product claims relief from terrible headaches and nasal discomfort, sold by druggists for 50 cents or mailed from Hig Brothers, 56 Warren St New York.
The piece notes growing rush at drug stores for Kemp's Balsam a throat and lung cure amid widespread colds bronchitis and consumption scares Fries 25 and 60 cents with a money back guarantee as proof of satisfaction.
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