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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1902
Page
3
Unclear OCR snippet shows scattered times and values including 21 63pm 11 10am 1 55pm and monetary symbol 456. No identifiable names places events or actions emerge from the readable text.
Census bulletin No 150 shows the value of domestic animals on farms and in towns totaling about 3.2 billion dollars as of June 1 1900 with Iowa leading in hog values and Texas and Iowa dominating meat cattle figures. The report traces state rankings for horses mules sheep and other livestock across the nation.
Financial statement for Township 16 Range 5 East of PM Henry county Illinois for year ending March 31 1902 signed by Treasurer Hozinger and Justice of the Peace D J Houzinger. Also an advertisement-like testimonial praising Kodol digestion cure by Geo S Marsh of Nocona Texas claiming dyspepsia relief after using Kodol.
An Oklahoma seller boasts five bottles of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy kept threshers productive. He urges households to keep a bottle at home. Carbon Cliff readies quarantine lift as Thomas Lanphrey recovers from smallpox. Colona quarantine ends and schools reopen after two months of illness.
A vintage advertisement describes dyspepsia as a monster causing pain and discomfort and claims Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin will relieve the symptoms quickly. The playful metaphor likens digestive distress to an octopus clamping organs. The ad promotes the remedy as a fast solution.
Sunday through midweek reports from Mineral list residents at home sick visits in Princeton and Chillicothe, calls by Chas Clementz and A Anderson, a baseball score of 5 0, a shooting match in Shefield, remodeling by Gee Armstrong, and Emma Clark preparing for nurse training in Chicago. Several delegates attended a convention, a horse broke free from a buggy, and local social news covers visitors and repairs.
Senate approves amendment to post office bill allowing rural carriers to run express package business without hindering duties and to administer pension vouchers with a twenty five cent oath fee. Champ Clark notes a campaign overwork collapse and credits electric bitters for recovery amid widespread overwork and nervous tension claims.
The Chicago Record-Herald notes Germany struggles to convert beets into sugar and potatoes into gasoline, joking that despite efforts no blood can be drawn from a turnip. The remark captures wartime economic strains and public satire.
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