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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1903
Page
4
A man courtly and persistent woos a telegraph clerk with messages and roses. He bribes, teases, and tests her indifference, finally winning a smile after a counterfeit coin mix up and a bold telegram gesture. The scene unfolds with period tone and the clerk’s unflappable air.
Nevada farmers face stock poisoning from plants like death camas and larkspur. The article details growth periods from April to June, regional abundance, and signs of illness in sheep and calves. It also shares a Chestnut USDA remedy using permanganate of potash and aluminum sulfate, with dosing guidance for various livestock and cautions on solution preparation.
The author asks stockmen to report any poisoning cases with samples of suspected plants. Instructions note to pour off liquid after standing to check for crystalline residue, as waste materials dissolve slowly in water. Address is P. Bereninar Kexnepy, Agricultural Experiment Station, Reno, Nevada.
Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption is advertised as a universal cure for lung and throat troubles. Mrs. C. B. Van Meteo of Shepherdstown, W.Va., credits one bottle with curing her bronchitis after a year of ineffective remedies. Advertisements claim it helps croup grip whooping cough pneumonia and consumption with trial bottles free at Schneider Drug Store.
Active mining development spreads across old and new districts as investors from the East bolster California projects. The era of aggressive advertising and rising inquiries draws homeseekers to fertile valleys, with Nevada following suit. The piece notes broad post office statistics for 1902, underscoring growing national activity and commerce.
At the annual Exposition Calinaire in Paris the French press laments a drop in cuisine francaise as top prizes go to Italian chefs while French chefs fall short. Observers blame American influence on Paris and France for a gradual decline in dining delights.
An Uncle Reuben pitch extols Chamberlains Stomach River Tablets as mild and pleasant to take, claiming they beat laxatives and laxative syrups for comfort and appetite. Mrs. H. M. Schneiders & Co. sells the product.
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