Colds Cured in One Day by Hyomei Inhalation
An old newspaper note promotes Hyomei as a remedy for colds. Inhalation purportedly relieves nasal congestion eye ache and suffocated feeling within twenty minutes and completes a cure in one day.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1902
Page
6
An old newspaper note promotes Hyomei as a remedy for colds. Inhalation purportedly relieves nasal congestion eye ache and suffocated feeling within twenty minutes and completes a cure in one day.
Catarrhal colds cause runny nose and watery eyes with impaired hearing. HYOMEI offers relief in an hour and a complete cure within twenty four hours. It is a dry air germicide breathed with no stomach involvement and treats coughs colds cata r rh bronchitis and pneumonia. Sold by druggists or by mail price one dollar. Free five day treatment offer from The R T Booth Co Ithaca N J.
The Arizona territorial press criticizes President Roosevelt for appointing Ren F. Daniels U S marshal for Arizona. Daniels is an avowed Democrat and former gambler who dealt faro in Nogales until shortly before his appointment. Daniels is described as the Rough Rider who allegedly saved Roosevelt at San Juan.
A fire destroyed the Belle Fontaine line car sheds of the transit company in St Louis on Saturday. The total loss is about 70000 dollars, insured.
City life notes report A B Sipe of Buffalo visiting his brother J C Sipe, Joel Morgan shot in the hand near Belt shops, a tall negro grabbing Gertrude Wasson who fled home, and invitations issued for the annual Mannerchor masquerade on Friday February 7 with entry limited to fancy dress but not for those over 50.
Morgantown West Virginia January 11 A group of university students staged a sham lynching by removing the body of a colored man from the dissecting room placing clothes on it and hanging it from a tree on the campus A co ed crowd discovered the ghastly stunt prompting police to investigate and threaten expulsion for all involved
Governor Durbin on Saturday named John W. Macy of Winchester to fill the twenty fifth judicial circuit judgeship left by A O Marsh who becomes pension agent in Indianapolis next Tuesday. The appointment creates a vacancy on the board of control of the Eastern insane hospital. No replacement yet announced.
Laura Donnan describes a Shortridge high school civil government class touring the state capitol. Officials explain duties, visits to a vault, and a lesson on state finance amid notes on the sinking fund and historical seal.
A. L. Musing of Allan West Virginia reports twenty years of severe hemorrhoids and says Pyramid Pile Cure relieved pain after one application and cured him after using a half dollar box. The ad notes the cure and offers the 50 cent box and a free little book by Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall, Michigan.
Washington January 11 report says a House vote on pensioning Mrs McKinley may be avoided as members deem the measure unnecessary. They suggest paying her the amount her husband would have received if he had lived to March fourth about 25000 dollars. Indiana members might push for a pension for Mrs Harrison next.
State geologist Blatchley says charges of dereliction of duty must be filed and proved to discharge Leach. The dispute stems from Leach firing deputy Matthews and pressing manufacturers and oil drillers to stop using flambeaux amid accusations of too-friendly ties to oil men. Leach says Matthews disobeyed orders and failed weekly reports. Kinney found eight flambeaux burning in one room during a field visit.
The New York market ends the day near session lows as money rates ease and a bank report looms. Atchison unveils a 4 percent serial debenture of 12 years totaling 30 million dollars, with 2.5 million retirements yearly and underwritten by J. P. Morgan & Co. Insiders wary of Union Pacific, Western Union and Standard Oil amid a broad, erratic, professional market. Canada Pacific reports January earnings up, and gold shipments to Germany are anticipated. Hocking Valley shows a January drop while Dun and Bradstreet indicate healthy trade conditions.
A historical listing of Indianapolis securities including belts, banks, street railway companies and utilities. Entries show bids and asks for common and preferred shares, bonds and stock series such as Indianapolis street railway types, Union Traction and New Telephone issues, alongside local trust and storage firms. Values appear as shorthand multiples and fractions, reflecting a snapshot of market quotes for financial instruments in Indianapolis.
John S. Cunningham was jailed Saturday by Judge Carter for missing payments of eight dollars weekly for child support. He claimed illness required the funds for medical care, while his wife had already secured a divorce.
John H. Holliday is expected to be elected president of the University Club by the board of directors Saturday night. The club has had no president since Gen Harri son’s death.
In Fayette Missouri on Friday night a blaze destroyed the opera house and two adjacent buildings with contents. The total loss is reported as ten thousand dollars. A second loss figure shows ten thousand dollars in property damage. No injuries are mentioned.
Thousands seek relief from eczema and itching with Doan's Ointment advertised by Foster Milburn Co. The testimonial from Miss Emma Mann of 814 Holbrook St describes severe dermatitis relieved after using the product bought at Henry J. Huder's drug store. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents.
The Indiana attorney general reports the estate of George Donaldson in Lawrence County escheats to the state by Lawrence Circuit Court ruling. Valued at $14,000, Donaldson, a Glasgow merchant who died in 1888, never naturalized. alien heirs contested inheritance. His Shawnee farm across 200 acres reportedly housed a grand residence, a rare library, paintings, and wine, with locals said to have burned the property in his absence. Nieces and nephews reside in Glasgow.
The January 11 market shows renewed buying and short covering across sectors. Union Pacific and Atchison rails advance, Sugar jumps then eases, New York Central sways, United States Steel leads industrial strength, and bond rates are steady amid heavy listed volume of 247 000 shares.
New York market quotes show mess pork at 16.50 to 17.50 per unit, Java coffee 9.95, Eggs State and Western 36c to 24c, Elgin 4c. Cheese Large 8 1 0 percent, small 7 11 percent. Eggs Western 27 56c. Tahow 4c. Dressed poultry lists turkeys 8 15c, chickens 8 lic, fowls 7 11c, ducks 9 15c, geese 7 10c.
Union Stock Yards report shows cattle receipts at 800 with a dull market and nominally unchanged prices from Friday. Hog receipts reach 21 000 with a slow market, about 10 cents lower. ton price around 6 55 and bulk 5 90 to 6 30. Sheep receipts near 2 00 with steady to slow demand. native sheep 2 50 to 4 50 and lambs 3 50 to 6 00 in Western markets.
Wheat and corn quotes mixed with steady oats and hay values, plus detailed inspection and car counts. Cincinnati, East Buffalo and Kansas City cattle, hogs and sheep prices and receipts show steady to strong trends with notable ranges for top grades and common stock.
Chicago prices show mixed moves with wheat down 1 cent May 83 44 to 82 4 cents. corn varying, oats down about 0.5 to 1 cent. May pork at 17.10 to 17.17. lard 9.72 to 9.82. ribs 8.60 to 8.65. Butter and cheese with multiple grades listed. eggs steady. Live poultry quotes include hens 9 to 11 cents, chicks 7 to 9 cents, ducks 84 to 90 cents, and geese around 4 dollars.
Cattle receipts total 100 head with varied quotations. Good to prime export steers 1350 to 1500 lbs. fair to medium export steers 1200 to 1500 lbs. good to prime butcher steers 1100 to 1400 lbs. light stockers and feeders listed with prices. Cow and calf categories include prime to fancy export cows and various veal and calf ranges.
Interstate Stock Yards in Indianapolis reports hog receipts of about 300 head with shipments small. Quotations list good to choice assorted meadows and medium to heavy mixed hogs priced from 6.30 to 6.50, common to good light hogs from 5.50 to 6.00, common to good pigs around 4.00 to 5.50, and rough hogs at 4.00 to 5.75. Sheep and lamb prices follow with fair to choice lambs and yearlings noted, along with stockers and feeding sheep.
A dense catalog of farm and grocery items with prices includes old turkey hens at 6c per lb, ducks 6c, butter 13c, cheeses and hams, hides and tallow rates, and broad coffee sugar flour and bean price lists. Produce prices cover cabbage onions oranges lemons apples celery and more with per bushel, per crate, or per pound figures.
Market notes list prices for teas and herring per pound, Littlenecks per dozen, lobsters and frog legs by the dozen, and shrimp with small figures noting per pound or per dozen costs. Prices shown include cents values and variety names.
A fragment from a late era market listing details coal and coke types with prices for anthracite and slack variants, plus lump coke and crushed coke per 25 bushels. It also lists various regional coal brands and per ton codes, followed by a long meat and fish section with hams, bacon, lard, sausage, fresh beef and pork items with unit prices.
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