13 Mar 1901
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Newspaper
Greensburg New Era
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1901
Page
1
The ad touts Omega Oil as a universal liniment for sore feet and tired muscles. It promises quick relief after a warm bath, with a Swiss green herb said to penetrate skin and eliminate pain tenderness swelling and foot odor. The Omega Chemical Co offers mail order delivery from New York at low cost.
A miscellany recalls a midnight train to Denver with two young men and a sleeping car crowd. anecdotes touch Peoria, mittens, and a boss time in "Peory." Other items mock superstition about aging, rail fare rules for corpses, collected stones by Capt Kellogg, and local quirks about shoes and manners.
An advertisement-like passage extols the use of Mother's Friend by expectant mothers and cites a Kentucky attorney's endorsement. It promotes the product as easing childbirth and speeding recovery, with a price of $1 a bottle and an offer for a free illustrated book. The text also includes a mix of public-minded tidbits and a health note urging Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for digestion and stomach issues.
The piece promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that treats catarrh internal to the blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents claim broad efficacy and offer one hundred dollars for any failure to cure, inviting readers to request testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
Letters from subscribers request address changes for The Fs. Journa Sentinel World and other papers. The office says it cannot Change external paper addresses and advises readers to notify each paper directly to update their mailing address.
A collection of short quips and reflections ranging from Longfellow poetry to social observations. Topics include suspicion of self serving motives, men dressing for illness, distant town funerals, in laws, publisher humility, beard lore, sickness as bill excuse, and the challenge of conversation.
The beet sugar industry grows rapidly in the United States with Michigan expanding to ten factories by 1900 and California opening the world’s largest beet sugar mill. Production climbs from 255 tons to about 80 900 tons in 1899 and predicts 150 000 tons in 1900, signaling a shift toward domestic sugar self sufficiency and substantial profits for farmers and manufacturers.
Guidance on using emulsion for infants and children to improve nourishment. Recommends dosing from one quarter to half a teaspoon for babies, up to one teaspoon for older children, mixed in milk. Claims immediate effects for mother and child and lists SCOTT & BOWNE as chemists with prices 50 cents and 1 dollar.
An advertisement promotes two Missouri Pacific routes to California the True Southern Route via Missouri Arkansas Texas New Mexico and Arizona and the Scenic Route via Missouri Kansas Colorado Utah Nevada. It touts elegant through service chair cars ordinary and Pullman Palace sleeping cars rapid travel and low rates with contact for G A A Deane Jr T P A at the Indianapolis office.
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