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Newspaper
Junction City Bulletin
Location
Junction City, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1901
Page
2
An advertising claim asserts 2400 disorders stem from impure blood and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a simple cure. It is said to purify the blood and relieve scrofula, salt rheum, boils, pimples, dyspepsia, and bilious symptoms, with widespread consumer endorsement and a prompt start urged.
A playful reminiscence about a scrapes with a toothless watchdog, as recalled by Wragson Tatters and Perry Patetick, quoted from the Philadelphia Press.
Russell & Co of Portland Oregon issues a free, up to date account book for threshers and machinery buyers. Free distribution available to all who write to Russell & Co Portland Ore. The ad notes a choice of letters and mentions Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic with iron and quinine in tasteless form.
A Tarnish era advertisement discusses scrofula linked to blood poison and consumption. It claims S.S. cures by building up the blood and invigorating the system. J M Seals of Nashville cites his daughter’s forehead swelling healed after five bottles.
Rome correspondence notes the king’s remarkable will across coins collecting swimming and painting. From boyhood, he pursued pursuits with decisive energy, impressing Queen Margherita who urged piano practice and artistic sketched verve, while his will remains unyielding despite attempts to deter him.
King Edward VII ceases to be Grand Master of the Freemasons as Prince of Wales. The Duke of Connaught succeeds him following precedent set by George IV and the previous Prince of Wales. An especial Grand Lodge has elected the new head of the order.
The piece notes Duke of Connaught as successor, cites Wigglesworth’s 1775 forecast of 80 million in British America by 1900, including the U S and Nova Scotia, with a population path 2.5 million in 1775 to 80 million in 1900, backed by a doubling rule every 25 years and census milestones.
Fragmented clipping notes Yellowstone Park geysers are declining. A health ad extols Linster Stomach Bitters as renewing strength, while other tidbits mention various remedies and social anecdotes. The mix recalls old-time papers with advertisements and brief quotes about health and school progress.
A passenger aboard a steamship tells the captain, No sir I am not seasick but disgusted with the motion. The Ohio State Journal notes the tale among clipped lines from the Trinity for February 15, 1900. The Kansas City Times comments that a woman's dress worries other women more than it pleases the man who must pay for it.
Fragmented OCR excerpts describe Healds Business College linking to San Francisco and a long history nearly forty years old. The piece mentions alumni from Colorado Idaho Pennsylvania New Virginia New Mexico plus students arriving from Mexico Canada Japan Britain and other places. It references notable quotes and anecdotes from period publications and voices about its influence and outreach.
Belva A Lockwood, famed Washington lawyer and former presidential candidate, writes in praise of Peruna. She and her mother, 88, reference its relief for cold catarrh hay fever and fatigue. Other doctors warn catarrh can affect any organ and urge yearly consultation with Dr Hartman Columbia Ohio.
A dialogue fragment contrasts belief in talking monkeys with a humorous quote about a country home. The exchange includes playful remarks about speaking animals and a remark on selling the home, with attributions to Ohio State Journal and Harper's Bazaar.
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