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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1902
Page
8
A Detroit physician endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, citing it as a proven remedy for female troubles including irregular menstruation and uterine issues. The letter claims thousands of women owe their health to the product and invites inquiries to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
A tale about Professor Bunsen and his wife shows miscommunication at home. The wife instructs him to lock the front door and throw the key from the window. The professor recounts the anecdote, only to be laughed at until they realize the key was thrown from the wrong lock.
Rosthern July 8 1000 Formerly from the United States Rosthern settlers describe moving from Springfield Bonham county South Dakota in spring. They praise crop yields wheat oats barley root crops and overall good conditions. They express gratitude for the country and note quicker start for a poor man in Saskatchewan compared to Dakota. Names include H A Goshen O D Unry P Unry and others from South Dakota.
A Boston Transcript excerpt shows a Kentuckian freely discussing horses and riding, contrasting country pride with urban indifference. He notes the cultural gap between rural riders and city folk, saying a big horse can be a symbol of status yet people in cities don’t grasp rural equestrian life.
An advertisement touts Hly's Cream Bolus for nasal catarrh and hay fever. It promotes Crean Dium as a cure with a 10 cent trial size and a 50 cent size, claiming immediate relief and cure, offered by Big Brothers at 50 Warren Street, New York. Contains cautions against using a dry nasal remedy that irritates diseased membranes.
The Boston Herald notes an American plan described as an island in the sense of Cuba as a land mass fully surrounded by water. The piece references Dean Bwitt’s letters alluding to perfumer shops in London serving as lounges for young nobles in fashionable times.
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear dialogue about names, places, and actions. The text appears as nonsensical garble with scattered phrases like grocery and berry terms, lacking coherent events, entities, or a discernible narrative.
A fragmentary line hints at a private form linked to the Jook, with unclear wording and no clear names or dates. The readable text suggests a missing or private item connected to a publication or notice, but details remain ambiguous.
The victim recalls nothing about the morning after the incident and could not identify the attacker or motive. Police say she and Mrs. Dennin had not left the house that evening, and the glow was struck while she slept.
Night of assault leaves Ada Dennis, a noted Washington madiste, gravely injured after an unknown assailant struck her with a plane stool and locked doors. Police remain mystified as her condition improves and doctors expect recovery.
A new CMStP locomotive achieved a landmark Chicago to Milwaukee run in eighty seven minutes, amid minor delays from crossings. Engine 221, driven by Engineer Ivens, completed the depot-to-depot trip in record time with 85.2 miles per hour top speed. other runs and yard work noted across Illinois rail lines.
In New York and Cleveland discussions show local trouble not reflective of national business weakness. Transportation delays hinder construction while railcar orders surge. Steel mills and cement shipments expand, yet real estate activity remains muted with fewer sellers and cautious buyers. Wheat yields beat 1901 forecasts, Brazil coffee prospects worsen, sugar prices stay low. overall, markets brace for varied sector impacts.
The report lists cattle hogs and sheep prices across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis and Detroit with varied bids. Grain items include No 2 red wheat corn No 2 white oats rye and mixed lots with price ranges and quality notes. The National Bank of Obunute Kansas authorized to begin business with capital.
The Legislature funded early Reno prison walls to restrain dangerous convicts but the plan never required them. Twenty foot high stockades cost 118 dollars, later repurposed as a water fountain and healthful space per Dr Patterson of the Nevada Insane Asylum. New buildings and university connections followed, showing a remarkable shift in utilitarian use.
Fragmentary readable text mentions a character named Sot Talintive and Tyekaen Tank with unclear context. No clear event or outcome emerges. the piece resembles a garbled note or comic aside rather than a full report. Entities are largely uncertain due to transcription errors.
Chicago News notes Miles of Potatoes and highlights Joli A Halzer Bond Co of La Crosse Wisconsin as the world’s largest reel potato grower. It reports president Henry A Salzer bought 21,000 additional acres of wheat potato land, claiming vast miles of potato fields and large output potential.
The item references a trial bottle of Kilpe's Great Nerve and creatine advertised by KR LINK and RLINE. It quotes the Savage Bachelor remarking that a man’s costs rise as soon as he stops valuing his dearest and engages in conversation. A transmission notes the lungent trestle ridge over Lake Ponchartrain near New Orleans.
Washington dispatch notes debates over re-nomination of President amid bustling convention chatter. Key figures include McRuley and Me birtey Ooheremaa, with strong letters praising Peruna medicine’s efficacy cited by Thurston. The era's tone mixes political maneuvering and medical endorsements as 1901 events unfold.
A garbled OCR news item contains odd phrases about local houses, literature, and Red Cross guidance. It mentions Franklin and a warning not to spoil clothes. The readable content is scattered and lacks clear events or names.
The Star reports Van de Brieds will headline the dramatization of Clue with extensive preparations underway. Notes question about whether rehearsals have begun. Also mentions Van de Brieds posing for photographs in seventeen configurations.
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