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Newspaper
Junction City Bulletin
Location
Junction City, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1901
Page
7
A garbled league of quotes includes a doctor warning a Washington resident about health if he stays another year, while Benator Graphter complains about Brighand's army and navy. The passage interweaves scattered phrases on health, indifference, and vague inquiries, producing a fragmented historical quotation.
Gertrude Gilbert of 201 Dauphin Street Philadelphia Va reports long illness diagnosed as heart disease and consumption. After failing three doctors, she credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring blood, easing breathing and heart action, restoring appetite and daily function after seven to eight boxes. She keeps them as a preventive and says they are as advertised.
A notice notes that in Great Britain the number of insane persons has risen by about two thousand annually over the past decade. The remark appears in a broader discussion on social welfare and public health trends, reflecting concerns about mental health care capacity and policy responses.
The report covers early wireless telegraph experiments for storm warnings off the U S Atlantic coast and a discussion of hailstones, water boiling at high altitudes, and a mining tale of Cooney with a rich ore find. It blends weather science with mineral wealth and locomotive art observations.
The article profiles Tommy Cruse of Helena who survived hard times to strike it rich with the Drum Summon mine, later selling to an English syndicate for two million dollars. It also tells of Thomas Cooney, a Helena land agent who volunteered in the Spanish American War, returning as a lieutenant after plans for a civilian career failed.
A prospecting party in the Chico mountains near the Rio Grande 70 miles southwest of Alpine, Texas, discovered a cave with the nearly intact skeletons of 26 men. A stone jar bears the mark Narvaez and the year 1626, fueling belief these are remains of the Narvaez expedition bound for California.
A London shopwalker reprimands a junior assistant for failing to engage a customer at the counter. The woman lingered ten minutes despite questions, but the assistant lacked the item she sought, a six shilling book titled The Life of Napoleon the Great, provoking amusement among colleagues.
A brief reflection on habit cites its etymology and stubbornness. It notes removing GRAT letters yields only a bit left, and progressively remaining letters reveal how habit persists. The speaker concludes the only way to prepare for trouble is to save money.
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from late 19th to early 20th century papers. Snatches quote social chatter about lovers, engagements, and engagements plus jests about relics of the war, fashion, dining, and daily grievances. Notable bits feature a prison visitor remark, comments on engagements and weddings, and shop floor banter.
The fragment reveals a strained exchange about a son’s extravagance and a daughter’s mockery, then shifts to a sales pitch offering a reward for a cure and a dubious claim about catarrh remedies. It also mentions London's Army of Maid Servants and a.populate comparison to Sheffield’s population.
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