20 Sep 1897
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1897
Page
1
Dr C M Wright of Blaine Ills, a seasoned physician, asserts Tallerday's Female Tonic has cured many cases after other remedies failed. She notes two to three bottles alleviate pain restore appetite and strength, leading to recovery, with Emmert & Burre selling the product.
PA COX and 00 declare the greatest gathering of desirable merchandise ever assembled for patrons.
The store lists a splendid assortment of dress goods for fall and winter, with prices from 124c to $1.75 per yard. It also highlights excellent values at 17c 22c and 26c per yard.
A complete line of Nilsson gloves debuts for fall featuring red green and chocolate colorways. The article highlights new styles and catalog options for the season.
Children’s cloaks advertised with emphasis on price style quality and workmanship. Also introduces linen towels linen napkins table linens lace curtains and related home textiles in a new line.
A Boston Herald tale recounts conductors attempting to address female riders as Madame under a new rule. One Huntington avenue car incident ended with a heated exchange when a colored passenger objected, claiming she is a lady. The conductor replied she is not a lady, sparking tension. It ends with the note that it is hard to please everybody.
A distorted chub with missing tail and back fin was found in a muddy Devonshire pool. It grew in a tree root cage, shaping its body oddly over years. The piece raises questions on feeding and life in captivity. Also an ad promotes Allen’s Foot-Ease with a 25c price and free trial. Nearly 60 percent of premature deaths are linked to excess strong drink.
An old advertorial note urges immediate relief with One Minute Cough Cure, warning that delay wastes moments. It names P. Guenther. & Co. and Swartz & Fleck among others.
A report finds German schoolboys concentrate more on academic work and engage in fewer recreational activities than peers in other nations, reflecting stricter schooling norms and cultural expectations. The study highlights differences in homework, class time, and organized leisure across countries.
SHAVIEW VA A local advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as life saving for croup with customers traveling from far to buy. Kellam and CARREN advertise 25 and 60 cent sizes sold by Emmert and Burrell.
Readers are informed that the waters across North America contain 1800 distinct fish varieties. The detail underscores biodiversity in regional aquatic ecosystems and highlights the broad range of species present.
Advertises Foley's Kidney Cure as a guaranteed preparation for kidney disease. Mentions H. J. Moogk Swartz and Fleck. Notes a healthy walking pace of 76 steps per minute as a comparison.
Bongeld Illinois August 14 1895 W L Yeats testifies cramps and colic relief from Foley's Colic Cure beating all remedies Swartz Fleck Swartz Fleck notes endorse the product PMID: H J Moogk confirms endorsement and local sellers Swartz & Fleck act as distributors in the area
Washington reports state department officials view the London Times summary as showing Britain will join the October conference to determine seal life. Secretary Sherman’s note prompted Salisbury to agree to a conference, while Chamberlain’s unofficial reply draws British critique and notes the case remains unchanged.
Indiana the Halifax dry dock presents a public official report stating a slight buckling of the ship bottom pilings at the dock in Halifax, with no serious injury to the vessel. The assistant secretary cites a captain of the white squadron recalling British officers in Southampton who dismissed the issue as common and less concerning with experience. Do not Go to Klondyke This Year cautions from Washington on Sept 20. Samuel C Dunham reiterates warnings against early Klondike expeditions and urges proper outfitting. he predicts suffering at Dyea and Skaguay. Secretary Alg er seeks methods to import supplies to Klondyke to avert miner starvation, including possible use of locomotive sleds from logging for Alaska transport.
Washington section 22 of the Pingley tariff act is deemed too vague to change existing import law according to Attorney General Molgenna. Senator Elkins arrives in Washington but declines comment. Madrid reports a two hour talk between Duke of Tetuan, Queen, and Woodford with pacific gestures, fueling speculation about Cuban policy. A South Dakota incident ends with rustlers killed and one captured lynched.
Chicago Sept 20 A dispute over admitting evidence of Luetgert motive delays the case. Judge Tuthill indicated he may need strong authorities to allow such testimony about immoral relations with two women. Prosecution aims to connect motive to murder. defense objects. It was also noted bones were found near the sausage factory and Luetgert fought a jailer last Wednesday, causing his lameness.
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