13 Sep 1895
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Newspaper
Daily Evening News
Location
Modesto, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1895
Page
1
The first rain of the season fell in Modesto on Wednesday night, about a tenth of an inch. It brings cleaner air and refreshed trees but worries locals about crop relief and continuing economic hardship amid low wheat prices and small harvests.
A harsh critique targets young men for engaging in risky behavior including smoking, drugs, and reckless acts. The piece lampoons the allure of rebellion while listing grim health and social consequences such as cancer, meningitis, and funerals, noting some accept trials to gain status.
The Sacramento Bee and Record Union share responsibility for the conception and development of the great electric carnival in the state capital on the ninth. Both papers did their duty and deserve commendation for their community support of a live, progressive Sacramento.
The Turlock irrigation canal in Stanislaw county will be completed by the contractor despite Judge Ross ruling the Wright law unconstitutional. The Turlock district is a suitable place to test the Wright law and results will draw much interest.
An OCR fragment advertises cures for catarrh cholera and stomach issues. It promotes Hull's Catarrh Cure by F.S. Unexey & Co of Toledo and De Witt's Little Early Risers with testimonials from J. Cheney and others. The piece lists multiple druggists and stores endorsing and selling these remedies.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a superior laxative over harsh mercurial pills and calomel. It claims the herbally based pellets cleanse the stomach and bowels, toning the liver, easing headaches and dyspepsia, and offering a free sample by mail from the Buffalo dispensary.
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