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Newspaper
Humboldt County Republican
Location
Humboldt, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
6
A reader from Chelnen, Win, describes prolonged fatigue and bodily pains after a fall and womb inflammation. The piece promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy, citing Mrs. Elia Mice and her cure after other medicines failed. It urges readers to seek this product for fatigue, melancholy, and headaches.
A reader letter describes wheat yields and farming prospects in Western Canada, noting large stacked sheaves and hopeful futures for settlers. The writer urges action to seize new land openings in the Saghytehewan region, promising government information and guidance via the colonist notices.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses population growth and resource needs, noting AG0 turbidity and hypothetical sugar, tubacen exports, and a near workless Australia. Mentions US wealth figures and world trade, with scattered place names and dates, but many terms are unclear.
A local woman suffered edema and swelling for years, unable to wear shoes. After taking Dodd's Kidney Pills on the recommendation of Dr. Flanigan and others, she improved markedly and now reports complete recovery with no symptoms. Her husband and neighbors praised the remedy and credited it with lifting the Dropsy symptoms and restoring vitality.
The Davenport area reports a diverse set of items including a state university enrollment uptick, a deadly accident involving a widow and her son, and a series of local incidents. Notable mentions include a memorial for a longtime public figure, a shooting feud with several injured, and regional weather impact notes alongside rural land transfers and school improvements awaiting next year’s plans.
Washington dispatches reveal Senator Platts statements and the Platt amendment letters. General Wood is authorized to tell Cuban leaders they cannot form a government until the Platt amendment is accepted in full. Cabinet discussions last Friday concluded the conditional acceptance was not acceptable at this time.
Taranto Ontario June 10 three men Bret Lee Rice Thomas Junes and Frank Rutledge extradited from Chicago to stand trial for an Aurora Ontario bank robbery. Rice alone completed a 21 year sentence while Jones and Rutledge died during violent escape attempts. Rutledge leapt from a jail gallery to the stone court floor breaking his skull and dying en route to hospital. The spree left constables wounded and sparked fatal shootings during the chaotic transfer.
Treasury official Lt WW Dad’s Tow returns from Tanulolu with YY FP MacLemnainy to pay public debt of the Hiswiitan islands. Payments began May 7 and total about $2,198,000 with $900,000 in San Francisco and $129,000 still due to Tlowada. About $6,000 of the debt appears delayed. Phelwandein Welder will be paid January 4.
Report claims Werpoait Mopanas seeks to form a large Anglo-Anadean bank with capital of 1,000,000,000. Aimed to restructure petrelpil financials and establish a general Mayday meeting in Americus gels, with Hoycots Phreaten Londen involvement.
After six months of darkness the arctic man creened whyly over the edge of the gla zier. Mr. Ofihiwenckky had just returned from the Fakimo club asking about the date. A hazy reply references February and a desire to pry into family affairs.
What Our Flag Mands For, Wherever the American fag ia raised in token of covereignty, it lands for liberty and independence. Whit the flag in to the nation, Hoxtetter'n Stomach Bittern in to the individual. It gives you freedom and protection from your Ailments. When your atomiteh gets out of order causing dyapep ain, indigestion and biliousness, at when You are nerveng and unable to sleep you elisnld ly to fail strengthen your stpmark, steady your nerves and induce wound sleep. Do you not wish now, Inquired the pineop Vivitar, that you had followed the Hiraight ins tarcon path. Dat's de one JT did foller, replied Jimmy Doves, If I'd only dodged inter dat created alley esti never 'n' ketched me.
A fragment from a 1900s style article notes journalist Daniel Searles praising Herpicide for dandruff removal. The piece mentions a meeting with Dr. Sharpe and a street anecdote about foot pains, with a casual tone and references to weather in Philadelphia.
A fragmented ad style item mentions Allen’s Foot-Enn, a foot powder advertised to cure corns itching swelling hot feet and sweaty feet with free samples offered and store locations in Olmsted N Y. It includes boisterous old time copy and stray quotes from papers about health remedies.
Clem G Moors editor of the Advocate-Democrat Crawfordavils Ga writes that after four years of systemic catarrh his suffering eased greatly with Peruna. Others including Captain Percy W Moss of Paragould Ark and Wm T Zenor of Washington D C endorse Peruna as the best catarrh remedy and tonic. Readers urged to write Dr Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio for free advice if not satisfied.
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