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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1900
Page
4
A compact horticultural column covers bloom tips for California poppy wax plant hoya azaleas and roses. It notes best planting times for hardy roses two year old plants bloom habits of hollyhock Allegheny strain and methods for preserving garden color through summer with cuttings and potting ideas attributed to E Rexford via Ladies' Home Journal.
A listing of attractions at a Paris fair features an active volcano with daily eruptions a giant telescope that makes the moon seem near and a cosmorama showing earth gun moon and stars Visitors can walk above clouds in a cloud gallery a skyward airship palace a fairy river Seinen mermaids and Lorelei a salt water ocean beach a sunken ship and submarine feats an American corn palace a miniature Alps with guides and cholera in Paris a 60 minute world panorama a 500 year restoration of old Paris a palace of light walls of glass and an upside down enchanted house with people walking on the ceiling Nke flies and a subterranean mine tour.
The clipping lists countries by flag colors including green, yellow, blue, and white. It notes Ireland, Brazil, Mexico, Egypt, Italy and Persia as green flag bearers, plus others with yellow and blue elements. It closes with a humorous quotation panel from the Philadelphia Record about feminine logic and a cartoon caption.
Wartime sentiment fails to curb beer output in Burton-on-Trent where brewers report higher production and railway congestion persists. One firm pays Midland Railway a quarter of a million annually for carriage while others claim similar gains, with minimal impact from South Africa troop exports though a Burton mayor notes limited shipments to the forces.
Rhoda Riggs, living with her father at a ranch near Pinera Canyon, leads cowboys to chase down Chiricahua Apache raiders after rescuing wounded prospector J D Mack. She rode to Fort Grant to rally cavalry, organized cowboys into an improvised army, and captured many Indians before soldiers arrived to finish the rout. Her bravery makes her a legend across Arizona.
A sallow man and a fat man discuss how the drainage canal, blamed for summer woes, may force a costly resort outing. The piece touches on malaria, canal politics, and a note about New Zealand work schemes and a Cuba orphans fair led by Japanese entrants.
A collage of social humor and oddities notes from Chicago papers. Jokes about marriage, superstition, and fortune tellers sit beside catalogues of eccentric collecting, listing fans of antique documents, wall papers, posters, violins, pamphlets, and curiosities in varied eras and regions.
Mrs to save life there is only one chance an operation doctor warned after bitter stomach trouble turned jaundiced gall stones formed as she worsened Electric bitters cured her stomach liver and kidney ailments promising relief in dyspepsia appetite loss and more Ad copy offers cheap machinery and seeds from Prine Hodge Armstrong Iowa with paid rentals for buyers and sellers
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