21 Mar 1901
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Newspaper
Daily Evening News
Location
Modesto, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1901
Page
1
Fragmented timetable notes show Amtrak and railroad express routes with origin and destination pairs including Los Angeles to Merced and Sacramento, timing around 2:05 PM, and mentions of northbound and southbound services. Names and numbers are garbled, but references include Pacific lines and express goods routes.
The United States vast western lands show New Mexico and adjacent territories surpassing New York in area. Indian Territory alone equals South Carolina in size. Nearly two million people live in the territories, with rapid growth over a decade. The Alaska Central Railroad pushes through sparse terrain toward the Arctic, using massive equipment and challenging routes.
Professor Robert Fitzsimmone boasts a natural spirit guides his boxing success claiming lineage from a giant of old. He hints the partner could be Samson Goliath or Hercules while naming possible spectral assistants such as Ajax Achilles Magog or Bow Bas.
A fragment mentions investigators seeking a vice to New York Chicago and Philadelphia and a large stock of radium. It notes an injunction in a suppression action and a police blow aimed at pogilite. It also states Lieutenant General Miles earned 11 000 dollars a year but was to buy his own clothes.
A 19th century patent remedy advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for typhoid fever pneumonia and other ailments. It features testimonials from Hannibal Missouri resident J E Lilly praising a bottle for his recovery after severe illness. Sales pitch emphasizes safety gentleness and guaranteed results with trial bottles offered.
An 19th century ad touts Electric Bitters as a cure all for nervousness complexion stomach and kidney issues. It claims improved blood health and vitality for women, pricing 60 cents, with trial sizes and related throat and lung remedies offered by Huahand Turner druggists.
An old advertisement touts Laos's Medicine as a gentle remedy for stomach liver and kidney comfort with pleasant laxation. It claims daily bowel movement and offers free samples via Orator F. Woodward in New York.
Get your billboards letterheads and envelopes printed at bone The News will print up promptly and at reasonable rates.
An 1900 notice from Thane Ponriaxn urges use of Lane's Tea to clear pimples and redness. Mrs. O. By Tostas notes improved complexion after two weeks, claiming purifying blood and better digestion. Sold by Huntynd & Turner and Husband & Warner in Oregon.
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