Cures Gouges In A Few Hours
An old notice claims bronchial coughs can be stopped in 20 minutes and cured in two days by inhaling HYOMES for a few minutes every hour. The advertisement presents a rapid relief method with no verifiable details.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1902
Page
3
An old notice claims bronchial coughs can be stopped in 20 minutes and cured in two days by inhaling HYOMES for a few minutes every hour. The advertisement presents a rapid relief method with no verifiable details.
An advertised remedy claims to stop irritating night coughs in ten minutes and cure by morning. Placing four HYOMEL drops on flannel then worn at night is said to deliver inhaled relief. HYOMEL is sold by druggists or by mail at 1.60 dollars. A five day free trial offer is also advertised from Ithaca New York.
Eureka records 183 cabin, 20 steerage and 10 crew missing after the wreck. Tug and steamers press on near the disaster site near the Pacific coast. Saved totals vary with 31 cabin, 12 steerage and 39 crew reported yet unknown. Pacific Coast Steamship tally cites 102 saved, 10 known lost, 29 missing.
Mrs. L M Shaw wife of the prospective secretary of the treasury reports receiving a $15 davenport lounge from a book agent. She explains the agent offered 18 painting book sets at 50 cents each plus a premium and a joke led her to select the lounge valued around $175 which was delivered.
At a directors meeting the Panama Canal Company decided to offer the canal property to the United States for 40 million dollars. The company's Washington agent was asked to submit the proposition to President Roosevelt.
A Wisconsin mother describes relief from headaches and bilious attacks after switching from coffee to Postum. She reports improved mood, calmer household, and fewer headaches for herself, husband, and daughter, arguing coffee abstinence improves home life.
A Saturday blaze in Omaha wiped out the Douglas Printing Company the Frontier Steam Laundry and the Western Electrical Supply Company. Estimated losses reach 100000 with guests in the Karbach hotel jumping from windows amid the flames. W H Hawkins of Sac City Iowa was carried out fainting and may die.
London sources report the War Office is studying giving free dentures to new volunteers to boost South Africa forces. Dental hospitals warn 60 percent of rejections stem from defective molars and offer to supply replacements, with quoted prices.
Astrology for Saturday January 4 highlights those born today will be bright clever and fortunate in all they undertake and are likely to rise in life. The column notes a lucky birth and presents a brief horoscope style reading.
A fragmented list shows multiple households with names and street addresses including Charles and Anna Egerton 615 S Penn sylvania St girl and William and Nina Hommell 230 W Vermont St zirl. Also includes Albert Keen 214 Douglass St airl and others with children and conditions such as Lulu Reed 32 colored consumption and Infant Sweeney 187 Quincy St sinosis. Marriages listed: Eddie Crittenden and Cynthia Green Marion H White and Susie E Anderson.
R. E. Crist at 1029 Congress ave two frame houses valued at 2100. William Pickens at Everson near Prospect repairs and additions listed. W A Rhodes at 2865 Cafton st remodeling cost 325. Mrs Swindser at 801 Madison ave repairs 125. F M Van Sickle at 2139 Olney st addition 7150. D S Dorrah at 1415 Ottawa st frame house 960. J J Miller at 32 Addison st addition 45.
Philadelphia reports a 25 cent per ton price increase for anthracite coal due to motive power shortages on coal roads.
The Liberty Bell was removed from Independence Hall on Saturday and prepared for transport to the Charleston exposition. It will be guarded by Philadelphia police with two officers on duty at all times during the bell’s absence.
A reader signing as Fair Deal reports buying coal he believed to be hard coal. When he tried to burn it in a base burner his house filled with smoke. The dealer denies selling coal at his shop.
John D Rockefeller agreed to donate 200000 to Par nard college if the college can raise an equal amount by April 1. The initial deadline was January 1 but an extension was granted after the college fell short by about 70000 on New Year’s Day.
Mrs Jennie T Hobart and her son Garrett left Paterson for Canton to spend several days with Mrs McKinley. The two ladies are close friends of Mrs McKinley.
On January 4 at Kroonstad Orange River Colony Col Elliott in action with Gen. DeWet's rear guard after the December 24 battle of Tweefontein captured 12 Boers.
Washington dispatch notes looming votes on the Payne Philippine revenue bill in the senate and Hepburn canal measure in the house. Crumpacker aims to force a caucus to curb southern representation, while ship subsidy, anti-anarchy and Chinese exclusion bills loom. Senate and house committees prepare for quick action as Cuba recovers.
President Roosevelt glided with Mrs Lodge as Miss Alice Roosevelt debuted at the White House ball. Over 500 guests attended the 30 year milestone social event. Maj Charles L McCawley of the marine corps partnered Miss Roosevelt for the first dance while the President danced with Mrs Henry Cabot Lodge and Mrs Roosevelt with Senator Kean. The marine band played Dem goo goo eyes as a polka and the president danced every note.
Mrs Mamie Hill twenty four is found dead in Shelbyville Indiana with indications pointing to self harm or accidental poisoning. Her husband Walter Hill is identified. The case remains under investigation by local authorities.
The New York market opened weak but showed slow improvement with Rock Island strongest among rails and New York Central rising. Amalgamated copper led gains in the bull pool while U S Steel and Reading held firmer, bonds steady, and volume reached 4201000 shares.
New York provisions report dated Jan 4 lists Mess work prices at 16 50 to 17 50, lard at 10 15, creamery butter at 16 25, imitation creamery at 34 19, cheese large 7 10 to small 1 1114, dressed poultry with turkeys 9 13 and chickens 8 17, fowls 7 91ec, depeks 9 ioc, geese 7T 3e.
Cattle receipts total 200 with varied quotations across weight classes. Prime export steers 1,850 to 1,500 pounds average. fair to medium export steers 1,200 to 1,500 pounds. butcher steers 1,100 to 1,400 pounds. feeding steers 900 to 1,100 pounds. light stockers and heifers shown with ranges for cows and calves. Calves and bulls priced from 3.00 to 5.50 per hundredweight, with heavy arrivals totaling 4,000 shipments for mixed packing and light weights.
A period advertisement claims Peruna cures female catarrh and related weakness. It quotes testimonials from Mary Meehan in Lawrence Massachusetts and Louise Mahon in Toronto plus Ida Proctor of Brooklyn, urging readers to seek Dr Hartman’s gratis advice if results vary.
Interstate Stock Yards Indianapolis report shows hog receipts of 300 shipments totaling about 2,000 head. Quotations list good to choice hogs at 6.50 to 6.65, medium and heavy mixed 6.00 to 6.50, common to good lights 5.60 to 6.20, and common to good pigs 4.00 to 5.50. Also notes lamb and sheep categories with varied price ranges.
Cattle receipts 200 with a slow market. Hog receipts 23 000 and an active market. Monday estimated 49 000. Prices ranged with top hogs at 6 70 and heavy packers up to 8 70. Sheep receipts 2 000 and market strong. native sheep 2 7 24 90 and native lambs 3 5 6 25.
Chicago markets show wheat up 4 to 6 cents with May at 84.84 and July 82.25. Corn improves, May futures around 461/4 and July 49.60. Provisions rise, May pork at 14.00 and lard near 9.92 to 10.00. Butter and cheese prices listed, with eggs and packing stock noted, and live poultry values including hens, springs, turkeys, and ducks.
Grain prices by grade and moisture vary with Wheat No 2 red at 814c milling freight, Corn No 2 white 6814c, No 3 white 68%cc, No 4 white 6434 6614c, No 2 yellow 671440, Oats No 2 white 494 5014c, Timothy $12.50 13.00 for No 1, No 2 timothy 11.00 11.50. Inspections show scattered cars with no established grade and totals listed for each grain.
Cattle receipts in Cincinnati steady as hog prices rise sharply with a 10 cent gain. Hogs active and higher with good to choice trading from 6.30 to 6.55. mixed to 6.39. stags 3.75 to 5.00. top shipping hogs 5.60 to 7.90. Sheep receipts in Cincinnati up to 10 head with activity 10 to 18 cents higher. extra lambs 4.05 to 5.50. Buffalo live stock reports begin with cattle at East Buffalo N Y on Jan 4.
Receipts show 2 carloads of hogs and 50 carloads of sheep and lambs with market strength and price ranges. Current figures list hogs at 10 to 15 cents higher, sheep and lambs topped at 5.80 to 5.90 for lambs, with various beef, pork, and poultry items and assorted groceries priced by shippers and suppliers.
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