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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1902
Page
3
An article describes the great Manufactures building for the St Louis Exposition of 1903. It notes a 34.46 acre ground plan, two 40 foot towers, Corinthian styling, and a north frontage of 1200 feet. Carrere Hastings Architects estimate construction at 35000 dollars.
The article outlines a proposed Elegtyleit building for the Pean Exposition by Walker & Kimson of Omaha, detailing glass facades and sculptural decor, plus notes on electricity and layout. It also reports on notable figures: Queen Helena of Italy elected to the Academy of St Luke, Dr. C Schick’s eastern scientific work, Prince Conrad of Bavaria’s majority seat, and Bonn University student discipline. It mentions an Austin dispatch on Texas holdings, the German prince’s confinement, Miss Heiman marriage preparations, and Senator Stewart’s dairy ad campaign.
In Russia strict penalties for strikes equal those for rebellion, while campaigns threaten Tuingus tribes in Manchuria. Gen Tirodekow's men push work, opium researchers see potential in the Caucasus and southern regions, and a census counts 640,000 idolaters among 125.7 million, with 121 men per 100 women.
Fragmentary column mocks old proverbs and legal notices. It mixes playful aphorisms with garbled lines about birds nets and medical reforms, mentioning Purdughs and Noubds bee Cult and a local break in road taxes. The readable phrases hint at satire of town governance and public health.
A cropped, error-filled excerpt listing famous figures and remarks on their mothers. It notes Chopin, Milton, Darwin, Sydney Smith, Haydn, Gibbon, and others with brief, garbled phrases about maternal influence and character. The Philadelphia Inquiry appears at the end.
Fragmentary OCR cites European trade and agriculture topics. It mentions Italy's silk industry growth, tram production around 250000 pounds yearly, Greece using over 5000 tons of copper sulfate to kill pests on currants, and a note about foreigners obtaining nude oraligation papers in France between 184? and 18??. Details are garbled but reference economic and agricultural activities across Continents.
The question asks how Chamibertali's Stomach & Liver Tablets beat pills. Answer: they are easier and more pleasant to take, milder and more reliable, cleanse and invigorate the stomach, leave the bowels natural, while pills are harsher and often cause constipation. For sale by J. J. Klopp.
Railway time table shows leaving and arriving times for trains at Ke thervh and nearby stations. Lists passenger and freight services including Local freight No. 63 and No. 61, daily and daily except Sunday schedules, with agents GEO W. Nichol and others noted.
Fragmentary legal notice identifies Allen and Alunber attorneys at county seat, with references to Emmet County and Bete Feille. The readable text outlines a court or legal matter involving a party named R. Allen and a potential case against or involving B. Alezards e.
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