05 Sep 1895
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Newspaper
Daily Evening News
Location
Modesto, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1895
Page
1
A fragmented text lists names of places and agents such as LESTE MODRET and New Orleans with various route hints. Mentions freight and passenger movement and schedule-like numbers, but the overall content is garbled with many impossible words and missing context.
Citizens note pride as the first carload of table grapes this season is shipped from the county. Stanislava once won a premium in San Francisco for best table grapes among about twenty counties. The soil and climate suit grape culture, and plans show early shipping to the east from Mr MecHenry's budding orchard and vineyard.
The Oroville Register warns that Chinese workers dry fruit with inferior methods. Green, overripe, and rotten pieces are cut and mixed with good fruit. Consumers in the east may be blinded by the condition of goods, but they will reject our dried products once aware.
The State university opens for the term with over 1,700 students, marking a milestone as one of the nation’s leading educational institutions. The enrollment signals strong demand and reflects the institution’s growing stature.
An old advert lists Daye of 44 whiskey as pure and unmatched, notes hot noon lunches at the shop, and markets Wailand's Extra Pale on draught. It promotes De Witt's Cholera Cure as the universal remedy with quick effects, claiming immediate relief for cholera and stomach issues, through Modesto Drug Store.
An old advertisement praises Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as gentle stimulants for stomach and liver. It claims the pellets cure bilious symptoms like rawness dullness and headaches by acting promptly and naturally without griping.
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