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Newspaper
Daily Evening News
Location
Modesto, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1901
Page
2
Fragmentary ad copy praises a store offering free delivery and prompt service. It touts a wide assortment of groceries with low prices, claiming to be the lowest in town. The muffled text references high quality items and a beliered tone.
New Orleans reports General Samuel Pearnon says a cable from Boer leadership suggests peace may come soon. London notes denial of talks between Botha and Kroger. San Francisco mentions mortgage tax expansion debate. Cordoba riots in Spain prompt martial law and business stoppage as labor unrest grows.
June 4 New York report notes beef prices climbed by about two to three cents per pound yesterday. The rise follows a marked drop in supplies as butchers contend with fluctuating wholesale costs. Officials indicate beef producers may be adjusting prices in response to market pressures.
June 4 report says the walkout continues with about 12400 workers on strike in San Francisco. Nearly all are connected to the iron trade. Mrs. McKinley remains in alarming, hopeless condition.
A Detroit Press Transmission recounts a fear driven incident where Miguwiy Robbert and a frightened wife confront armed footpads. The robber’s panic leads to the criminals surrendering, revealing their spoils after a bizarre theater of command and mistaken threats.
The fragment hints at a tonic cure and a print-at-home service for billheads and envelopes with prompt news delivery at reasonable rates. Strong names or dates are not present. details are unclear and partially garbled.
Fragmented ad offers a reward for care of catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and wholesale druggists in Toledo. Mentions J Cheney, Carney Co, and others. claims cures internal remedies and free samples, typical of 19th century patent medicine notices.
An OCT 19th century ad promotes Lane’s Medicine a remedy claimed to ease stomach liver and kidney issues and act as a gentle laxative. It mentions Lane’s Family Medicine lane’s tea and says prices start at 30 cents. Also selling Gilt Edgu Whiskey to break up old habits and a malaria remedy Grows Tasteleme Chill Tonic.
An old advertisement claims Fat Boy 103UF Photomer can cure and relieve chronic and acute coughs asthma breathing and consumption. The spot invites readers to call on any druggist and purchase the product through husband and Turner druggists.
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