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Newspaper
Davenport Daily Republican
Location
Davenport, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1900
Page
1
The text argues final results hinge on sudden effort in exprelon called geute while a weak system leads to chronic sub acute disease. It links illness to weakened vitality, self generated poisons, and emphasizes lifestyle, warmth, and moderation as keys to health and infection prevention.
The judiciary committee proposes a six year presidential term with no re election and a seven year vice presidential term. Ex presidents would serve as ex officio senators at large without voting power. Public reaction warns the plan harms the vice presidency and appeases few.
An early health reform piece urges careful self care to prevent disease. It emphasizes prudent limits on exposure, avoiding self imposed strain, and seeking medical help when sick. The essay notes the body as a complex organism balancing digestion, circulation, and chemical processes to maintain health.
Rural free mail delivery hinges on road upkeep funded by farmers and local boards. Iowa counties push improvements through cooperative action, while Scott County seeks broader concerted effort. Also noted are debates over General Lee’s Hall of Fame eligibility and a fire engine relief valve patent case against New York City, with large damages awarded and defense costs detailed.
The column warns of typhoid transmission risks by water and food and notes broad public health concerns. It reports fundraising in Massachusetts to test anti Negro suffrage laws, legal actions before the U S Supreme Court, and political satire about Dewey, Mack, and Iowa editorial scenes amid a stream of short notices on governance and society.
The Richardson divorce case at Des Moines has brought toll swearing and reputations torn to tatters amid hair-raising episodes. The Amana society of Iowa county incorporates a 50 year corporation with J Winzenreich as president and Abraham Noe as secretary. A 92 year old man near Sioux City committed death by own action seeking rest from a harsh climate. Sioux City Journal comments on Davenport Republican and local political sentiment. Mrs. Mary C. Anderson of Michigan City sues for divorce after a man sold her for 2 dollars, seeking to identify her husband. Indian politics are noted with a remark about the recent election.
A compilation of satirical and opinion lines from several newspapers. Topics include funding for a Constantinople trolley, Paddy Ryan’s speech loss, a boxer’s prospects, dinner pails, Ames dormitory changes, Bry an press payments, New York taxes, the Titus amendment, the Monticello Express anniversary, and beer tax relief in Congress.
The note states Oh Invasiées will be rebuilt at a cost near $400 by the Daughters of 1812 in Massachusetts. The historic vessel lies at Charlestown navy yard. Congress may help with an appropriation to aid the reconstruction, tied to the conqueror of the Guerrier. Jara, Levant and Cyane timing coincides with the publication by Houghton Miflin & Co.
A fragment notes Ira N. Hollis a former naval figure now a Harvard professor. The text mentions the navy’s wooden ship era from the Constitution to the Monitor and that the work will be published on December 1.
A roundup of brief items notes Fran Nina Auerbach’s death widow of a famous novelist. diplomats and missionaries at Pekin embassy. Moscow to spend 48 million roubles on water works and a 3 million population. John A Johnson offers 40 600 for a Dane county aged home. Also covers czar’s debts, Kansas university leave, North Carolina criminal trials, Tuskegee Institute leadership, Curzon visit to Goa, Des Moines loans, Ohio labor law, Mme Fommerol African expedition, Senate debaters Chandler and Spooner, Hawkins monument, DeWet on Rhodes, Kipling proceeds for South Africa families, Humperdinck Berlin post, Senator Davis stage fright, anarchist insurance risk, Italian king health, shah’s lavish Paris Vienna tour costs.
Public health warning against mercury containing ointments for catarrh urging prescriptions from reputable physicians. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. F. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective when taken internally. Notes testimonials available, sold by druggists, price per bottle.
Five miners amid a harsh Alaskan spring, led by Easy Dick, entertain an outcast named Sam Evans. Sam finds a gold nugget after a night by a cliff, facing a moral choice between vengeance and gratitude for Easy Dick’s long kindness. The tale traces Sam’s memories of past rejection and Easy Dick’s rescue that saved him from ruin.
A fragment details a miner who, after finding an object, hides it by barring the disturbed ground with stones and leaves. He repeats a talisman phrase as a safeguard against weakness, then returns with a spade to retrieve it, prompting the miners to become astir next morning after breakfast.
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