12 Jul 1895
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Newspaper
Daily Evening News
Location
Modesto, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1895
Page
1
Fragmented OCR shows transit schedule details with multiple city names such as New York, Ogden, and Portland. Mentions naval routes and passenger numbers, then lists extended hours and station times with unclear formatting. Richard Gray and local figures appear, along with ticket or guard references.
A Colusa Sun report notes a demand for a share of silver wealth by a secret order. It argues the annual silver output equals 162,000,000 ounces valued at 67 cents per ounce, totaling about 103,640,000 dollars, with a proposed levy to raise 209,000,000 dollars for the people.
Frank Grace says the business outlook is improving with higher demand for California wines and other products. Sonoma county wine cellars are empty for the first time in years while Republican leaders fear a stalled silver issue. Amanda Deyo, a San Diego preacher, mocks Universalist aims to remove hell from people and notes party tensions. Fresno Republican notes good times returning but only a Democrat holds the presidency.
An advertisement extols Halox Catarrh Cure from Cheney Co of Toledo as the only constitutional remedy for catarrh, claims it reaches blood and mucous surfaces, and offers a hundred dollar reward for any failure. It also mentions De Witt’s Witch Hazel Balm as a skin and eruption treatment.
Fragmentary OCR style notice from New Orleans market page mentions Me celebrated goods, De Witt's Doligand and Colors Core, and sample call. Riddled with garbled phrases and unlikely product names, no coherent event or outcome can be established.
The readable text shows old fashioned patent medicine blurbs praising cures for cholera catarrh and headaches. Names such as Ely’s and Hall’s Cream Balm appear with testimonials from individuals in various locations, claiming rapid relief and pleasant effects. The ad style suggests a period newspaper column of medical remedies and consumer endorsements.
An essay-style notice argues epidemics like cholera and yellow fever draw attention, but consumption causes far more deaths. It touts St. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as effective in early stages, claims fifty to sixty percent success, and offers a free pamphlet with cures and testimonials from a dental publication. It invites readers to request mailed materials through a postal card or paid book form, promising a physician-backed guide from the World Medical Association in Buffalo, NY.
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