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Newspaper
Indiana Madison Courier
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1900
Page
3
In June, a tale explains orange blossoms symbolize love and dowry luck. A Moorish king gifts an orange tree to a Spanish monarch, a broken branch helps a humble artisan’s daughter wed after a foreign ambassador offers a sufficient dowry.
A description praises a healthy lifestyle of ample sun and exercise and notes that for cleansing her system she uses Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Co. as a gentle pleasant remedy.
A list of names and cities appears, including A. B. Hillyer in Chicago and S. C. Logan in Scranton, with multiple associates from Indianapolis Louisville Cincinnati and other towns.
The page reports Frank McKinney setting an eighth in 15 seconds and other trials at Terre Haute. It notes purchases and entries including John E. Madden paying 20000 for a yearling, plus various horses, drivers, and upcoming Fourth of July racing at Terre Haute with new stock, trainers, and plans across several locations.
Gentry's Treasure, Franklins, and Arion show fast miles with times around 2:07 to 2:14 and strong last quarters. Geers reports The Abbott at 2:11 with 1:02 half, while Dialed in horses like Dre Curtis and Sunlight post rapid splits. Readville and Detroit stakes loom as buyers push prices, and Morgan-bred mares attract attention.
The article claims life spans lengthened since the fifteenth century due to modern ideas and methods. It credits Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a principal agent in extending life by curing dyspepsia indigestion and constipation, boasting fifty years of proven efficacy.
Mr Andrew Melton of Wirt announces a baby boy born last midnight to his son John R Melton, Esq. in Wirt. The elder Melton visits the city with joy, while Dr Charles Burdsal attends the new arrival.
Tomorrow at Bersch's Grove the Browns host the undefeated Buckeyes for a second meeting. The lineup lists Breitbach pitching Beck catching, Monroe first base, Haumesser second, Cisco third, Schefer short, Nattress right field, Barnes center, Lovell left field with partners Selig, Englebeck, and Schilling among infield. A European war threat heightens concern over reliance on foreign shipping and its impact on exports.
Over the last decade the United States imported about 777,134 tons of sugar annually on average. The majority of these imports came from nations that themselves purchase little from the United States.
A dense listing of services and meetings across multiple churches. Presby terian, Epworth League, Holy Communion times, Sunday School and youth activities, plus notices for St Mary’s and St Michael’s churches. Includes pastors names Rev Dr J H Barnard, Rev W H Bamford, Rev M L Guthneck, Rev J B H Seepe, and Rev E MacDill.
A local newspaper ad touts The Counter as the best channel to reach thousands of readers. It urges timely community messages and offers affordable, effective placement for notices and testimonials. It includes a customer testimonial praising Ferry’s Kidney Cure prior to a name and address line.
Since the establishment of the tin plate industry in the United States, upwards of 100 million dollars have been saved for the country.
Dixon discusses his friend Mixer who has been ailing for over a week. He notes Mixer had cheered for a long time but recently switched to ale, as reported by the Chicago Inter Ocean.
A Chicago Post note recalls a wager between two men over which story could achieve the widest circulation fastest. One man typed and mailed the tale to every newspaper in town, while the other confided it only to his wife in strict confidence.
A Chicago Tribune fragment captures a flirtatious exchange where a maiden asks which popular book the man prefers. He whispers To Have and to Hold, provoking her mild protest as the conversation turns intimate.
A brief dialogue contrasts making a will with the law dividing an estate. Richmann argues against a will, while Lawyer notes the law will divide it, prompting Richmann’s remark that is better than lawyers dividing it. This exchange appears in the Weekly.
A reader asks what a pettifogger is and another cites it as a legal lightweight. The exchange appears alongside a letter from Mr. Spellem of Highlandtown asking for wholesome foods for children and noting doughnuts as a curious diet item in the Baltimore American.
A quip from Pellucid Pete and Sandy Pikesa describes that a woman’s head shake ends argument, likening it to a bull shaking his head. The exchange appears as a light newspaper quip from the Chicago Daily News.
A short quip from the Chicago Record notes a disagreement about a hat between Celia and the speaker. The exchange suggests a clash over style or fit and ends with a playful reassessment by Celia.
A Yonkers States man voices impatience with female objections to male control while Mrs. Crimsonbeak asserts women will get their day. The exchange hints at ongoing tensions over gender roles and power.
Cartoon caption joke features Mrs Brown asking Mrs Jones about trust, the reply praising her husband for not getting scared when told he talks in his sleep. Witty family moment highlights domestic humor from a Puck panel.
The passage sketches light quotes about bachelor life and self companionship from Chicago and Indianapolis papers, mentions Richard Harding Davis on the Boer War with Scribner’s fortune illustrated by photos, cites two short stories Train Fourteen and The Story of a Tin Soldier, notes essays by George F. Becker and Charles Major, and adds a Linnaeus remark linking gout prevention to strawberries.
In 1894 Colorado recorded 18 532 bank depositors up from over 30 000 the previous year. Total deposits grew from 9 380 000 to 20 000 000 dollars reflecting expanding banking activity.
The playful exchange features Miss Anne Teck insisting her humorous tales are original while Mr Smart questions her claim. She retorts with wit, challenging his belief and quipping about gallantry and age.
A social philosopher chides that woman is uncertain while the practical man notes his wife's predictable stance on any issue. He claims to know which side she will take by stating it will be the opposite of his view. The Chicago Post quotes the quip.
A brief theatrical quip shows Cupid’s court as a mock trial. A speaker presents Exhibit A, a bleeding heart, while a lover laments rising rent from the landlord, culminating in a light Punch publication tone.
A Chicago Daily News brief notes a conversation about bargains with a playful exchange between a man and a maid, framed as a light quote from the comic strip or column. The item highlights thrift humor and domestic banter in a city paper snippet.
A collage of light humorous excerpts from 19th and early 20th century papers. Snippets feature Rustilers in the tax list, Miss Cayenne and Miss Sereleaf, a pig theft and a missing dog, poets seeking inspiration from great paintings, and a wedding quip about a rose strewn pathway.
Miss Maude Dickens of Parsons Kansas reports eight years of severe asthma with recent attacks that threatened her life. After starting Foray and Tak remedies she says she has never failed to get immediate relief.
A brief promoting resilience in cycling and healing with Banner Salve for cuts and bruises. Mentions W. H. Roarrs as the source or endorser.
Col Mose Wetmore of St Louis, known for denouncing wealth, is named as a delegate to the Kansas City Convention. The note also warns against neglecting back pain or kidney trouble and mentions Ferry's Kioygy Curr.
An assortment of 19th century ads promotes Rocky Mountain Tea with claims of healing power and national pride. It includes price notes, urging readers to consult druggists, and appeals to home sentiment. Also features Banngrk Salve for skin ailments and Fouzy's Kidney Cure with guarantees, plus a moralizing note on honesty and virtue.
A 1897 Mundy notice touts Shinkle's Cure for Dyspepsia and Indigestion with letters from Mars J. Davis and a local saleroom listing. It promotes kidney health tips and a personal endorsement from W. H. Rooxns.
Advertisements tout various patent medicines including Ferry's Rip-N-Eye Carr Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil and Dean's Ointment claiming cures for Bright's disease diphtheria and hives. A brief political item notes the Kentucky Republicans will convene in Louisville on July 17 to nominate Gov candidate John O. Yerkes of Danville with a unanimous selection anticipated.
Advertises free sample bottles of Boschee's German Syrup for adults with cold, bronchitis, throat or lung troubles at J. E. C. F. Harper's. Limit one bottle per person, no children without parental order. Claims worldwide endorsement by physicians and that one 75 cent bottle proves its value.
Pekin is referred to in eastern contexts as the Forbidden City, a historic nickname highlighting its imperial aura and cultural significance.
Excursion tickets via Pennsylvania Lines to Kansas City for the National Democratic Convention go on sale July 1 9 and 3 via Pennsylvania Lines. Tickets are good for return travel not later than July and information on rates times and train comforts available from local Pennsy ticket agents.
Reduced rate tickets for Fourth of July trips go on sale July 3 and 4 at any Pennsylvania Lines station west of Pittsburg to stations within 200 miles. Return coupons valid through July 6. For rates and times, contact Pennsylvania Lines Passenger and Ticket Agents.
The annual low rate seashore excursion via Pennsylvania Lines will be Thursday August 9 offering reduced fare round trips from Madison Indiana to ten Atlantic coast resorts including Atlantic City Cape May Anglesea Avalon Holly Beach Ocean City Sea Isle City Wildwood Rehoboth Ocean City Delaware. Round trip from Madison is 15 dollars to each destination. Contact W M Linpixy Madison Indiana for arrangements.
A boastful speaker attracts a mass audience while the crowd remains skeptical of his words, highlighting a mismatch between attention and belief.
The Seashore Mountain and Lake Resorts are easy to reach by Pennsylvania Lines. Agents will provide full information on rates train service and through car comforts. They assist in arranging vacation details and offer information free of charge. Contact the nearest Passenger and Ticket Agent, Madison, nd W A Lindley, Ticket Agent.
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