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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1903
Page
3
Beall Mississippi resident T. R. Beall urges persistence with Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption citing his wife’s rapid improvement after four bottles and a complete cure. Guaranteed by John E Daly Druggist. Price 50c and 1.00 Trial bottles free.
The German emperor owns fifty four palaces. Justice Harlan marks twenty six years on the US Supreme Court. Benton Lee French of Idaho is the youngest member at twenty eight. Charles Eliot Norton is seventy six and still in his birthplace. Sudermann earned 300000 marks from one play Ehre. Cotta paid 275000 marks to him and heirs through 1833. Archibald of Newark won Petersburg prize for lightning photos. Diaz advocates strong personal government and a lone commercial alliance. Rev. James W Adams, Victoria Cross recipient, dies in England. Sir Edward Fry, pillar of water arbitration, campaigns against secret commissions and clergy-bribe puffery.
Endow 2:14% is champion trotter at Philadelphia speedway. Baron Boy 2:183: to run on Guffalo speedway this winter. Cupid 2:18 a full brother to Sid ney Dillon sire of Lou Dillon 1:55. Robert McGregor 272 has 101 standard performers. Lexington track gets winter covering. Ed Geers believes The Monk could hit 2:04 next year. A E Alvord buys mare Sloppy Weather May. Speedwayitis defined as overwork on speedways. George Starr back to work after Readville accident.
A column of quips from major papers on the era’s public life. Witty lines touch surgery slang, church attendance, air quality in Chicago, Standard Oil’s dividends, sausage makers’ toasts to public confidence and the paid state.
Jewelry Jottings describes chatelaines with tri-fles and useful features, new car jewelry in gold enamels and semis, pearl strings varying in size, bracelets gaining popularity, seed pearl ropes with fringed tassels, multi-row pearl collars with diamond slides, and single strand pearl necklaces highlighting the gem’s charm. Includes terms like danizle and sea beads as noted in the circular.
Buddhism opens a missionary center in Leipsic Germany. The Disciples of Christ, 1.25 million members, gained 33,464 last year. Over 1.5 million Lutherans in the U.S. One hundred years since William Carey founded the first Sunday school in India. now 12,000 schools and 300,000 scholars. Philadelphia 20 percent in Sunday schools, 23 percent statewide. Snyder County reports 55 percent Sunday school participation.
A Delaware county correspondent asks whether slack coal or earth mounds protect trees from winter damage by mice and rabbits. Advice favors a foot high earth mound, wire netting, skimmed milk and soot wash, and spring mulching. The article covers preserving forests, reforestation, tree planting, and notes the value of diversified orchards and pure bred poultry for farmers.
A rural opinion piece argues against burning straw and praises preserving insects that curb pests. It contrasts condemning guardians of crops with those who release pests and notes that birds help control injurious insects. The Prover's Journal warns straw burning harms soil fertility, urging straw to livestock and plowing under leftover material.
An advertisement warns that many cough medicines contain opiates and cause constipation, urging Foley’s Honey and Tar as safe and non constipating. Johnson & Hill Co promotes a real estate opportunity with riverfront lots via Mrs Daly and John Jeffrey, touting fall pricing.
A comic line from the Atlanta Constitution has a despairing poet lamenting three hours without a line. His wife suggests a remedy in practical work, inviting him to help with the week's washing to spark inspiration.
Co W Lynch of Winchester Indiana reports his young son suffered a severe membranous croup attack and relief came after a single dose of Foley's Honey and Tar He also asserts the remedy saved the boy's life. Johnson Hill confirms.
Advertises Dr Secrist as a renowned diagnostician with N Ray examinations and guaranteed cures. Claims success in treating kidney and bladder diseases varicocele and impotence nervous and blood skin ailments plus deformities and women’s diseases with minimal exposure and no patient name publication. Lists multilingual staff and an address.
Chicago offices at 4714 Calumet Ave mail directed there with reference to establishment in 1890 and locations in Chicago and Milwaukee.
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