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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1901
Page
3
An article describes a Port Arthur wheat infirmary built like a large elevator on Lake Superior to cure diseased wheat. It treats millions of bushels yearly, removing smut and moisture, with drying rooms and scouring, while noting some diseases cannot be cured.
A fragment notes Morocco as poorly known with estimates ranging widely and the Sultan disputing borders behind Algeria. It also cites England facing a timber famine due to foreign imports and a British journal warning of impacts on construction and wagon trade. Additionally the Antwerp Cathedral steeple is reported as 476 feet tall.
An OCR fragment advertises Allen's Foot-Ease to cure swollen feet corns and bunions with powder for shoes and free sample. also promotes Garticht Headache Powders as quick relief. Mentions sugar taxes and New Hampshire game laws limiting partridge kills per day. Contains multiple product pitches and unrelated notes.
A Band of Hope meeting led by Sir Wilfrid Lawson condemns liquor power and parliament influence while urging child education to end the curse of alcohol. A French Revolution era quip about “Tremble, brewers” reflects on future reform and strikes of liquor sellers. The piece ties temperance to youth training and societal change amid historical asides.
An exchange on the liquor business quotes a prohibition paper opposing free coinage of drunkards, arguing liquor dealers are all devoted to making drunkards and thus none are decent or self-respecting. The Pittsburg Christian Advocate notes the sentiment and agrees.
London Daily Mail reports a party of Nottinghamshire workmen poisoned after drinking beer from the Manchester district. Only one man escaped, described as a total abstainer.
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