28 Sep 1901
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Newspaper
Daily Evening News
Location
Modesto, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1901
Page
1
Daily Evening News notes a dated railroad timetable for a Saturday in September 20, 100. It lists northbound and southbound departures including an Los Angeles Express and Freight services with unclear car or train names. The OCR text is fragmented but indicates multiple daily departures around mid afternoon and late morning.
Editorial reflects on freedom of speech versus calls for restraint after McKinley’s death and warns against suppressing open discourse. It argues anarchy thrives where speech is limited and urges public opinion to correct abuses, while noting a tragic incident of a young woman and a dog as a cautionary tale about risky acts for fame.
A damaged OCR fragment references hogs slaughtered since March, warns about street fear in summer, and notes foreign wares and anarchist evasion of immigration laws. It reads like a scattered society bulletin with unclear names and dates.
The readable fragments describe dangerous water and toxic exposure risks, mentioning names like Gur and Motegio Phonasey alongside places and items. The garbled notes reference headaches and contaminated water as hazards and imply health warnings within a local context.
Fragmented ad style text touts Eleutrie Bitters as superior for indigestion and general vitality. Mentions Modesto Pharmacy and other names in a garbled sales pitch promising relief and benefit for women and overall well being.
A fragmentary ad proclaims a remedy named Arnica Balve by Abe Ginte. It asserts broad healing effects on many ailments from sores and burns to ulcers and scalds. The garbled text suggests a world spanning claim for a single balm.
An ad for Mudcare Pharmacy touts a patent remedy claimed to cure heart disease, colds, asthma, influenza, fever, and whooping cough. Pharmacist B B Maze guarantees satisfaction or money back with large bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar, offering a free trial.
An OCR fragment advertises Sherman’s Headache Cure promising cure for a “headache” with a humorous claim it is harmless. It mentions a “box to the home for emergencies” and lists simple instructions or dosages with figures 2c and 1c and a price. By Hos band & Torner.
Odd historical ad touts Allen's Foot-Ease as the best relief for sweaty feet, corns, calluses, and bunions. It claims to ease burning, tired feet, and provides a powder to shake into shoes. Trial package offered by mail for 25 cents with address in Le Roy, New York.
An 1901 advertisement touts Ely's Cream Gully as a quick relief cure for naval exturb and bay fever. It promises to clear constipation, skin issues, sharpen appetite, and rejuvenate the body. Sold by Ely Bros at 56 Warren Street New York with testimonials and generic endorsements.
Fragmentary OCR shows quack cures and nutty pricing for ailments like indigestion headache and bilious issues. Mentions a medicine priced 260 and a tonic mix. Improper spellings indicate a late 19th or early 20th century catalog ad.
The article notes most deaths stem from consumption and mentions Kemp's Balaam for throat and lungs as a guaranteed cure. It advertises price 25 and lists sellers Hagband and Torner and others.
An old superstition tale describes a man who damaged his opal ring by smashing it with a hammer after blaming the jewel for bad luck. The incident mirrors a New York anecdote where a jeweler is asked to verify the stone’s claims, with the belief that inheriting or selling the opal would alter misfortune.
48 acres in Santee Fo irrigation district near Stockton offered for sale at bargain. Appears well fenced with three boards and wire, residence, barn, shop, blacksmith shop, well and windmill. Land fertile and rural, with 250 acres saline or stunted, sale terms include cash or trade, contact J. Denteley of Modante for details.
Dr. C. W. Evans, a surgeon, directs at the corner of Jond Tenth and Modeaia, with Residends, Dornan Twelch, and J dercote noted in the scene. The fragmentary text places Evans in a leadership role at a building site or meeting point labeled by locations and names.
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