Chicago Female Feet They Are of Generous Size
A brief column notes that Chicago women’s feet are larger than commonly believed, asserting generous sizing and encouraging readers to reconsider assumptions about foot size.
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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1902
Page
3
A brief column notes that Chicago women’s feet are larger than commonly believed, asserting generous sizing and encouraging readers to reconsider assumptions about foot size.
A reader recalls tales of Chicago women’s shoe fitting woes and urban shopfront attitudes on retail street. The piece blends a humorous shoe-quest with social observation, noting varied clamor and responses from clerks and automata in two stores. The column also includes testimonials praising Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for nervous prostration and ovarian trouble, urging free advice from Mrs. Pinkham.
In Dawson City residents emphasize care of the quarters and dollars, with nickels and dimes rarely used and little need for small change. Local cash habits reflect a preference for larger denominations and frugal spending.
In Columbus on January 6 Senator Hanna's forces won control of the Ohio house caucus defeating Foraker. W S McKinnon was nominated speaker by a 38 to 30 vote. Aaron J Price urged Hanna's re election to the United States Senate two years ahead, as the fight concluded with Hanna securing all offices and Foraker not receiving a clerkship. The three hour caucus showed no quarrel amid the decisive result.
Dr John P Wood of Coffeyville Kansas marks his hundredth birthday. He has practiced medicine for seventy eight years and remains in active service. A $40 purse was presented at a breakfast hosted by Mrs Minnie F Slosson who promised the event fifteen years ago on his eighty fifth birthday. Born in Dublin Ireland he came to America at age eight and served in the Mexican War and the Lawrence border troubles.
Charles Hudspeth pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the fourth degree after shooting Charles Curry in an apartment last September. He chose prison over a public trial to protect his wife from further scandal, despite his counsel’s objections.
If Banner Salve doesn't cure your piles, your money will be returned. It is the most healing medicine sold at Rushton's drug store.
Samuel Parker former Hawaiian premier and foreign minister wed Mrs Abigail Campbell of San Jose widow of James Campbell. The nuptials occurred at the Occidental Hotel with Superior Judge Hebbard officiating and were followed by a private dinner. The couple's connection comes as Abbie Campbell’s engagement to Prince Ka units was recently announced.
A gas drill near Windfall Indiana struck solid rock at 27 feet then a large boulder at 60 feet. Dynamite blast scattered rock and a large amount of gold was found. A company is being formed to develop the discovery.
A Washington Post noted office of the chief poisoner at a federal institution keeps artifacts safe from thieves rust and vermin. Joseph Warner poisons items from books to fabrics and even shelves with preservative compounds to protect exhibits. In Manila, Gen Grant decides to relocate troops from Bacacay due to space and apparent peace.
A Mexican war veteran and editor says Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved his pension by curing diarrhoea from the Mexican campaign. He notes a dose on every renewal restores him and calls it unequalled for a quick safe cure. For sale by Houseworth Bros. druggists.
A Baltimore American note explains using scented lure to trap rats. Dress bait with odorants like foetida powder oil of rhoditim oil of aniseed oil of lavender to entice rats. A barrel trap uses water and a rock pedestal to force rats onto a dry perch where they drown.
The advertisement touts Dr Bull's Gough Syrup as a marvelous remedy for throat and lung troubles. It claims rapid relief and cures a painful, dangerous sounding cough linked to congested lungs, asserting no other remedy equals it.
Peru residents Mr and Mrs Owen Hurd marked their golden wedding anniversary and the former’s seventy second birthday on Thursday. Sixty children grandchildren and great grandchildren attended the family event.
Bedford Charles Cordell, a nineteen year old, has been arrested and identified as the assailant who attempted to rob Miss Grafton of her watch and who also stopped Mrs Dr Burnham and Miss Eva Norton at a church festival, taking Miss Norton's purse. The tonic Osmicure Blood Nerve Tonic is advertised for sale by C D Rushton in Bedford.
An 19th century product by Madison Medicine Co. House Worth Bros. promotes Rocky Mountain Tea as a substitute for genuine remedies, urging consumers to consider its value and origins in a period advertisement.
A Cape Town report details Loxton's horse, England's light cavalry in the Transvaal, the unit drawing no pay yet taking 75 percent of loot. In June a share exceeded $4,500 per man with a $5,000 ball spending. The gang seized almost anything of value, sending looted goods to Durban or Pietermaritzburg.
A new trolley line climbs Vesuvius starting at 2,290 feet to the crater edge, connecting with a cable road for travelers. London wires note telegraph lines in Rome and Mont Blanc routes, with plans to run electric cars through Catacombs. A Mount Washington ascent warns of dangers for hikers and bones among bowlders.
Houseworth Bros promote Rocky Mountain Tea claiming it makes life burn steady and renews golden days of youth in a concise advertisement.
Peru Miss Mary Keplinger, fifteen, has voluntarily returned to her Denver home. J. W. Darnall, a fifty seven year old druggist, who disappeared about the same time, has contacted his wife from Richmond denying any knowledge of the girl’s flight.
Rushton's drug store touts Banner Salve as the world's most healing ointment, claiming rapid relief for chapped hands cracked lips and rough skin. The ad emphasizes swift results and wide applicability of the product.
Brookston Leon ard Kent son of P M Kent and Arthur Siler were hunting when Kent tripped and fell. Kent discharged his weapon and the load struck him in the head, killing him instantly.
The mother of Edward Williams, an electrical contractor, died in July 1892 at Toulon Illinois. A letter written a few days before her death has just been received by Williams, having followed him from place to place for years.
Mrs Bernard Parcheck a prominent Richmond resident died Thursday at age sixty five. Survived by husband two sons Henry of Cincinnati and Albert of this city and daughter Mrs Edward Ramler.
A historical ad claims Dr Bull's Cough Syrup cures the worst cold in a day, stops runny nose, lowers fever, and banishes tendencies toward pneumonia, calling it the quickest remedy and curer of throat diseases.
A Washington report recounts abuse of the franking privilege. Stories include a congressman sending laundry home with indelible messages about Confederate veterans pensions and an empty box mailed with the president’s message labeled Public Documents.
Foley’s Honey and Tar is touted as the best remedy for throat and lung diseases. Dealers are authorized to guarantee satisfaction. Rushton’s Drug Store.
A cautionary note on how excessive focus on a hobby can harm mental health. The piece cites Guy de Maupassant, who pursued ocean science and spiritualism to the point of sleeplessness, appetite loss, erratic behavior, and confinement in a sanitarium.
A fragment mentions Foley’s Alooney esd Tar for children claiming safety and absence of opiates. It notes quinine usage in various locales and describes a French sewing machine for repairing human skin quickly.
E Demick of Somerville Ind credits Kodol Dyspepsia Care with ending seven years of stomach trouble after spending about 1000 dollars without relief. He reports taking a few bottles and becoming entirely well. The ad claims Kodol digests food for the stomach so the user can eat freely without dieting. Houseworth Bros.
Mrs. Albert Piers took the eight year old son of Mrs. J C Piers while the grandmother was away. The boy had been left with the senior Mrs. Piers by his father after he and his wife separated.
The Canerburg post office, a mining town ten miles east of Washington, was robbed last night. About five dollars in silver and pennies were stolen. Local authorities investigate the break in.
An ad claims DeWitt’s Little Pearly Risers promote easy bowel action without distress. A user, J. D. Greene of Depauw Indiana, says he suffered nine years from costiveness before using the product.
Constantinople date back to Jan 6 Miss Stone remains captive as brigands in Turkish lands split into two hostile bands Some deserters head toward Bulgarian territory locals harass brigands in hope of restoring order The American legation awaits news from Garguilo while release rumors prove unfounded and no new letter has arrived since November 18.
A family question on daily desserts solved with Jell-O prepared in two minutes. No baking needed with hot water to set. Flavors include lemon orange raspberry and strawberry. Available at grocers for 16 cents.
Saloon seekers William H. Grass and George McLaughlin faced renewed opposition as remonstrances were filed in Nappanee. A 244-voter majority is needed to block a license, with 346 signatures on the latest remonstrances. New commissioner Charles Davis prepares to take his seat Monday.
Watertown New York January 6 Joseph Knight aged thirty five fell asleep under a railroad train which started and cut off both his feet
Dr C J Bishop of Agnew Michigan reports using Foley's Honey and Tar for three very severe pneumonia cases. He states the remedy provided relief and cites positive results from his clinical experience.
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