24 Oct 1901
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Newspaper
Daily Evening News
Location
Modesto, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1901
Page
1
Date October 24 1901 page shows westbound and eastbound railroad times and stops including Fresno passenger lines toward Stockton Bakersfield Brockton and Raterofield northbound segments and Los Angeles Express southbound with locations and times. Specific timings are garbled but indicate morning to evening departures with named destinations and routes.
A framed outline of a proposed treaty with Great Britain on the Isthmian canal questions includes abrogation of the Obi ton Bulwer treaty and a neutral canal open to all nations on equal terms. The United States would safeguard neutrality and reserve war powers, with Britain as a guarantor, and the waterway to be part of our coast line for naval use.
Report describes a feudal clash between Virgiis Morgane and Tennessee Chad wells on the Tennes tee border. Four men died instantly and many wounded as the long running family feud continues since the civil war with dozens slain. The text calls such feuding a disgrace to Gorsien and a blot on the republic's escutcheon.
The Prey emoty Indians health board has been testing an alleged new treatment for consumption. Details are unclear due to distorted text, but the report suggests experimental methods and debated efficacy. Further verification needed before conclusions.
A garbled passage mentions burning leaves to kill bacilli, a new cure for cigars, and a bold thief stealing from an Earl. It notes aristocrats wearing hidden jewelry and rings, calling it a waste to hide such adornments.
A fragment notes the Boer war as aged and wheezy with a humorous tone, mentioning its long history and “whiskers” as a metaphor for age. It preserves a playful image without naming people or places.
Mr and Mrs B D Crintman and wife visited relatives in Walentville today while Lucile Powell of Rontpeltier left for Oakland to see her aunt Mira Grifftie. District Attorney J M Walthall attended a funeral in Badwud City for a local banker. In town, Mea C A Abbott and Mrs Geo Boot were invited to social events.
A fragmented 19th century notice extols a medicine named King’s New Discovery curing a pulmonary consumption claim. It notes patients in Oakland Nob, Sioux City and Odratia improving after six bottles. The ad highlights guaranteed relief for coughs throat and snoring troubles by Modento Pharmacy, E B Maze, and Parel Macit.
Mrs L Pease of Lawrence Kansas recounts a months long battle with liver and kidney trouble and general debility. After three bottles of Electric Bitters she could walk again and feels greatly improved. The Modestia Pharmacy KH Maze Pharmacist offers the remedy at 50 cents with guarantee.
W H Kadi of Jonseville Virginia describes a child injuring a foot severely and suffering long pain before finding a cure with Buckley’s Amiga Salve. The product is sold by Modesto Pharmacy at five cents per bottle.
A faulty OCR note describes a London remedy marketed to improve digestion and appetite. It claims stomach strengthening effects and mentions a price of 250. Sold by a local pharmacy with uncertain brand names and typos.
An ad notes Lane's Tea as a nightly aid to keep the stomach and bowels in order and fresh breath. It mentions a Ste. package and a sales point at Husbead & Turner, with a price of 260.
A detailed parcel description in township four south, range thirty, including bounds, bearings, and distances in chains and links. The survey references midsection lines, quarter sections, a county road, and a southwest corner relation to Davis fence, noting a total area of one and six tenths acres with associated purtenances and cash in gold coin marked as per the act.
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