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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1901
Page
8
Mrs I A Crozier and Mrs Wm Henderson share letters praising Peruna health benefits. Crozier claims recovery from bearing-down pains backache and headaches within two weeks, restoring youthfulness. Henderson describes severe female weakness back pain radiating to the leg, relief after using Peruna with no recurrence for two years.
Dr Hartman offers free medical treatment to thousands of women by an experienced staff. Patients send name symptoms and prior treatment, are registered as regular patients, and receive care at no charge. Confidential letters, no public names, and past year many cases reported as cured. Address Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio for free treatment.
A humorous exchange from a cartoonish page features Belle and Grace debating Chapple’s devotion as he plans to shave his moustache to think of Grace. A punny Father Son dialogue follows about a polygon figure with many sides and angles, likening it to Aunt Sarah.
A jumble of dialogue and puns shows characters Tommys Little Hint and Common Parentage. It includes a tale about a child named Loy with a good uncle who gives ten cents and a social joke about Mrs New rocks. The snippets reflect newspaper witticisms and society satire.
Telegraph reports from Caracas and Washington describe heavy fighting in Tachira between Castro forces and revolutionists. General Castro’s bulletins claim 200 wounded or killed, including Gen Rosendo Madina and four colonels. battles at Cirincos Las Felipas La Parada La Grita Encontra dos and Las Cumbres. A 5000 strong rebel force reportedly invaded Venezuela. British steamer Darien notes fighting near Panama and Colon with many wounded and government troops captured. Both sides accused of atrocities amid stalled major movements.
Thursday afternoon masked robbers ambushed the Blue Mountain stage near Glens Falls North Carolina, pistol whipped the driver Bill Edridge and stole about $1,000 plus diamonds and jewelry from 18 passengers. Four masked men later targeted a California stage and a Minnesota train robbery followed.
Miss Edith M. Ames commanded the Sixth regiment during the Springfield review. She rode a superb charger and issued orders like a veteran. After the parade’s end the soldiers laid down their muskets and cheered her. She is only 19.
A flurry of brief items notes pearls found in the Cuys hoga River near Muntaburg Ohio. The Arcade Hotel at Mt Dorada Springs Missouri burned to destruction by fire. Mrs. Charlotte Noble aged 84 died in Victoria Texas after a fall. Willie Buchanan of Merkel Texas was killed when his horse fell on him. William J. Ryan appointed County Commissioner Kiowa County Oklahoma.
An inquest in Herefordshire, England reveals a witness named Noah, a Bible name for a woman, prompting the coroner to note he had never seen a woman bear the name before. The witness cites Numbers thirty six eleven as justification as the coroner checks the record for Mabllah Tirgah and Noah, daughters of Zelophahad. A separate brief from Wabasha, Minnesota reports George Tluber recovering from kidney trouble after using Dodd's Kidney Pills, praised as a cure for Bright's disease, diabetes, dropsy, rheumatism and backache.
In a Louisville Times excerpt a society girl labeled Miss Crithe W. is depicted as judgmental about others family status. The witty speaker fires back with quotes and reminders of class pretensions revealing how gossip corrodes reputations and friendships.
A brief local quip mockingly asks why cure reinte are named so and quips that they are not well dung, attributed to Cin cingati Enquirer.
A fragmented item notes a humorous line about ancestors and a playful query about a child’s coat. It includes odd spellings and references to a product and a price, 5 cents, suggesting a short local humor snippet or classified filler from a historical page.
A collage of ad blurbs and fragmentary lines from a 1900 era page. Mentions rapid tea, creditors, a diet powder for feet, a cure for consumption, and a London School Board absentee stat prior to a list of small promotional notices. Contains multiple brand names and short quotations.
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