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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1900
Page
2
The weekly Democratic edition in Grand Rapids Wood County Wisconsin endorses President William J. Bryan and Vice President Adlai Stevenson, with Louis G Boumrich listed for Governor in the Saturday publication.
Washington letter discusses McKinley's China stance with Li Hung Chang and Foster, the troop withdrawals aimed at pleasing public opinion and rearranging forces in the Philippines. It notes Quay’s Washington visit, Hanna’s role in the campaign, and critiques of Republican leadership while touching Cuba and a Galveston relief fundraising letter.
A rough report from Appletown Crescent notes anti Republican sentiment rising as a congressman repackages a push for harbor improvements and commerce channel upgrades. The piece asserts Bubrock’s scare is real and promotes a candidate for Congress tied to state needs.
Free trial belts promised to cure cold extremities cystocele female weakness kidney disease leucorrhea liver complaint lost vitality nervous debility worn-out women sciatica weak nerves and other ailments. Appeals to women with claims of improving sexual development and potency with an illustrated circular from Battle Creek Michigan Sanitarium City Medical Co.
Tuesday evening caucuses selected city delegates to the Marshfield convention. Delegates include W. J. Sheaward, Julius Klay, Lo. 3d ward. Witter, A. Taylor, J. Carman. Wan Otto. 6th ward Nabvick. 7th ward John Belly. 8th ward George Mil. An undersigned group guarantees a cent bottle of Creene's Warcantul Syrup with refund if no cure, and a one cent sample bottle to prove satisfaction or money back.
An OCR fragment promotes Dr King pills as a cure all for headaches and ailments, claims drastic powders remove danger, and pitches Johnson and Hill Co drive store for a 25 cent bottle, noting a powder mill explosion context. The ad blends dubious health claims with local shopping details.
Fifteen years of hospital experience doctor promises free examination and honest prognosis. Cures claimed for lung and throat diseases, catarrh, diabetes, cancers without knife, epilepsy, deafness, piles, stomach kidney and liver disorders, and women’s diseases. Special Paris and Berlin study noted. Urges men at risk to call, mail treatment available, address Dr H McElwee Saw Mah St Malison Wis.
Local clubs and church societies announce weekly meetings in various rooms and homes. Topics include aid societies, historical and literary groups, foreign mission circles, and inter-society gatherings with listed hostesses and dates through Friday and next Wednesday.
A prominent Virginia editor nearly gave up but was restored to health by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The testimonial notes rapid improvement after a few doses and urges readers to try the remedy. Sold by Johnson Hill Co and Centralia Drug in Wisconsin.
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