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Newspaper
Junction City Bulletin
Location
Junction City, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1901
Page
7
An advertisement asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla cures a range of vague humors and ailments by expelling weakness and strengthening the whole system. It cites thousands of testimonials claiming lasting health improvements and a radical, permanent effect.
A garbled preface mixes a pastor with megaphone preaching, climate talk, earthquake observatory notes, and apparent product pitches. Fragments mention Vienna science, a Mars idea, Mrs Winslow’s remedy, a chainless bicycle joke, and warnings about mercurial medicines, all in a jumbled historical newspaper snippet.
A governor of North Carolina asks the governor of South Carolina if they have joined the Buffaloes, uttering the line with grave ceremony. The exchange centers on a symbolic or clublike association referenced as the Buffaloes, implying a political or social pact between the two states.
The Las and Lee families, long connected to military service, saw Lees reach regular duty during the Apaniah war after a long prewar period with no members in regular service. Two Lees are now serving, with a third expected to join soon.
A summarized note reflects a cartoonish jab at sweat labor and meager pay, suggesting workers endure heat and hard work for low wages. The piece implies observers comment on diligence while wages remain scant, illustrating era-specific attitudes toward labor rewards.
A fragmented plea cites a herbal remedy for digestive troubles and liver and kidney concerns. The note emphasizes a “reliable remedy” and urges trying the treatment.
A fragment from a Spring day scene shows a robin question and a woman seen beating a carpet in a trek yard tied in a towel, illustrating odd domestic imagery and seasonal mood.
A Portland man reports relief after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People for two years of stomach trouble. He swears to the pills easing pain within days and claims six boxes cured his disease. The ad touts strengths of the medicine for blood and nerves and lists multiple ailments. Also a joke line about a window and weather strip closes the item.
William H Moore, long a financier with ties to industrial firms, has become a Chicago Rock Island director and moved his base to New York for Eastern firm business. The Moore family, once seen in Diamond Match, built National Steel and related companies, signaling a major Wall Street ascent.
William H. Moore born October 25 1848 in Utica New York pursued seminary studies in Oneida and Cortland Academy before entering Amherst College in 1867. He moved to Chicago in 1872, joined Edward A. Small as partner, then formed Moore Small until 1882, later partnering with J H Moore and guiding various corporations through financial affairs.
A treaty among England Germany France Belgium Portugal Italy and Spain creates a vast game preserve from the tropic of Cancer to southern Cape Colony and Natal. It bans hunting of vultures secretary birds owls giraffes gorillas chimpanzees hippos elephants and more to promote economic aims like domestication and trade protection for young animals.
Miss Mary Kuhn has served three years as tax collector of Mount Joy borough Pennsylvania and is credited with collecting every cent of taxes promptly turned over to the proper authorities each year.
A collage of jokes and quips from multiple columns features puns about engagements debts marriages and language. Jokes involve characters like Joax Tow and Mrs Strongmind. Several items reference newspapersPuck and Bowery humor with light social observations and playful exchanges.
A plea to women with large families to seek intelligent aid and consider Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A letter from Mrs. Cawus Reieville Ludington Michigan praises the product after doctors could offer no help. The ad invites mothers to write Laboratory Lynn Mass for guidance.
A new waitress is puzzled by the morning order as the boarding house mistress instructs her to phrase requests oddly. The mistress insists on saying to each boarder, Ham or egge, shaping a quirky dining ritual.
The former Alabama capital Cahaba has ceased to exist as a town and is listed by the census as Dallas county precinct No 16. Years ago the town site was sold for taxes and purchased by a Black buyer for a few hundred dollars.
An ad style fragment promises Memert Hromo Quinine Tablets cure the cold in a day with a no cure no pay offer. The text repeats the claim and price placeholder, then shifts to unrelated dialogue about ideals of love with Bride and Yellowleaf characters.
Palmer Corn tessell comments on Josh's path to wealth through brains rather than labor. He notes Josh's dislike of work and suggests he will pursue finance or commerce to earn a living. The remark captures a local voice about ambition and practicality.
A chick asks the hen if it is now an orphan after the incubator burns during a nighttime incident. The hen confirms the loss, highlighting a family bereavement caused by the fire.
A fragment shows a puzzled audience asking what the gold standard has to do with the capture of Aguinaldo. An excited speaker replies that Funston aimed for the yellow boys, hinting at motives behind the event and wartime policy debates.
The Automobile notes doubt about the car’s long term place, contrasting early bicycle enthusiasm with the present rise of motor transport and suggesting skepticism about the car’s permanence as a craze.
A fragmentary passage recalls a banter about missing a tall bean and a man with mismatched tastes, mentioning a silver feature with a gold front and a speaker named Miss Nancy in a rural setting.
In Pittsburg a visitor asks about remake consumers while a Pittsburger replies that each resident consumes his own share, highlighting local attitudes toward consumption in the Stogie Belt.
A supervisor cautions a subordinate with a firm warning about entering a saloon again. The response pledges obedience and promises to refrain after dark, reflecting disciplined conduct expectations in the cited incident.
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