Capetown Rumor Claims General Reach Captured 800 Boers
A rumor from Capetown claims General Reach has captured 800 Boers. No official confirmation is provided and details remain unverified.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1900
Page
7
A rumor from Capetown claims General Reach has captured 800 Boers. No official confirmation is provided and details remain unverified.
Grief for Gen Henry W Lawton mixes with a rising fund intended for Mrs Lawton and her children. The planned testimonial may reach seventy nine thousand dollars as the widow, from Redlands California, and the couple's Manila-based family await relief. The piece recalls Lawton's soldier's death at the head of his men and notes the modest pay that failed to support his family.
A prominent New York clergyman Rev Thomas R Sticer of Hi Souls church is highlighted for his eloquence and influence. The piece notes his recent move from Hudalo four years ago and his impact in religious and civic life, including after dinner speaking and public functions. It quotes his Thanksgiving Day sermon on freedom and the democratic ideal, and mentions his wartime service and later health.
Isaac Brock of McLennan county Texas claims extreme longevity and says Peruna, touted by Dr Hartman, is the reliable remedy for coughs colds and catarrh. He notes his long life with health and credits Peruna for his wellness and age.
A dense, garbled column discusses prarticatio the frei opgenioasly the giliery austerities and public fatigue. It weaves names and places in a stream of distorted phrases mentioning The Pope and midcentury figures, touching on social policy and urban life in a noisy, uncertain panorama.
A fragmented text analyzes migration flows from the Jordan valley to California regions and the Pacific coast, noting how people moved to the Sacremento and San Joaquin areas or east toward the Rockies. It mentions the 1906 date, century transitions, and the idea of leap year cycles influencing calendars and historical timelines.
A fragmentary ad promotes a product named Cusceress promising constipation relief. It claims quick bowel relief with a money back guarantee and partial medical credibility, inviting readers to try it at a listed address with price hints and a free offer.
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