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Newspaper
Daily Evening News
Location
Modesto, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
4
A bison tale recalls a hunter man pursued by a deer. The elder explains how the man was killed in a lake by a guiding hunter, while the young hearer questions the pride in such a deed. The moral centers on restraint and pride in power.
A New Orleans Times-Democrat feature quotes amateur philosopher Can Rircat on the strangeness of self familiarity. He explains how people never truly know their own appearance or voice despite fifty years in the same body. A phonograph experiment yields shocking self-realization as the recorded voice sounds utterly unfamiliar yet uniquely identifying.
Arthur J. Burdick in Los Angeles Herald relates a nautical scene where a ship battles dark seas guided only by distant beacons. The text evokes peril and steadfast faith as a captain steers through dangerous waters toward the guiding light.
An old medical ad argues deafness results from blocked Eustachian tubes and that only constitutional remedies can cure it. It promises a $100 reward for verified ENTARRH cases cured by Dalle Catarsh and touts Hall's Family Pills, with Toledo as a sales point.
County recorder records show deeds and powers of attorney dated June 3 with transfers to Louie W Baker and Elizabeth McCabe and Alice McCabe, plus a Sacramento Bank mortgage and other transfers. The text shifts to a sensational anecdote about a man named Chavies and his nervous wife, describing a nocturnal alarm, a house fire joke, and a Washington Post quotation.
A curious tale unfolds as a woman watches a canary perform a peculiar act in a front window in New York. The bird’s clever timing and the woman’s questions spark memory of a broader mystery involving a painted carpet and a claimed ownership, all narrated with playful mischief and local color.
Maur and the Real Bands of the United States will perform at the Pan American Exposition with 75 bands engaged for daily organ and band recitals in the Temple of Music. The schedule lists numerous units from New York to Chicago and other cities, detailing dates and entities across the season.
An old print advert claims a tonic named Edge Whiskey sold by Henry Vogelman offers relief for marista fever and headaches. It touts iron and quinine as ingredients, priced at five shillings per bottle, with a no cure no pay promise and rustic marketing language.
A garbled ad claims a new balm by Kemp promises instant cure for consumption. It asserts the disease starts with a tineolens rongb and offers quick relief and a free trial. Distributed by Hushid & Tore Ore 5.
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