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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1903
Page
9
An 18 year old Chinese woman Miss Sier Kin King, praised for her role opposing Yang Lu’s attempted coup, reportedly inspired a Shanghai crowd to support the emperor. She travels with two young men Wong Chien Tsu and Tom Ra Kwai to enter the University of California.
H A Tisdale of Suammerton reports twenty years of piles with failure from doctors and medicines, finally cured by DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. The salve combines witch hazel with antiseptics and poultices to relieve and heal piles and skin conditions, offered at Central Pharmacy.
Lorenzo Sears of Brown University outlines characteristics of the national period in American letters. The fragment discusses defining features, authors, and the shift toward a distinctly American literary voice during the period.
A historical sketch traces Poe's birth in Boston on January 19 1809 through his youth in Richmond and Boston to his rise as a prolific prose and verse writer. It notes his struggles with debts gambling and inebriety, his early prize stories in Baltimore and later acclaimed tales and poems that fused science shadows and dark imagination.
A captured brig Albatrons returns to the Amazon river after ten escaped convicts seize the vessel. The crew, led by Lenox, retakes the ship with a gunboat’s aid, killing one convict and wounding another. The mutineers are captured and taken to Cayenne. the brig is towed to Para for legal processing.
The article touts Paine's Celery Compound as a health builder for women worn by overwork and worry. Mrs. Stephen Smith of St. Paul credits the remedy with her recovery from a grave illness and a return to strength and self care after near death.
Hughes and McCaleb's Jasper Nel son's post office news stand and the Tribune Store carry Tor Dinton Trion on sale.
A group of San Francisco businessmen paid 112500 in coin and stock for a treatment claimed to cure Bright's disease and diabetes. They began testing November 15, 1900, after interviews with cured patients and results from over 36 cases. Eighty seven percent showed improvement by August 25 with thirteen percent failures.
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