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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1900
Page
15
A fragment describes a disease weakening mucous membranes across the body, striking lungs head throat stomach bowels or any organ. It notes onset follows a common cause and stresses sudden grasp without warning as the underlying danger.
An advertisement extols Peruna as the sole remedy for catarrh and winter ailments. It claims catarrh weakens the system, leading to pneumonia grip and fevers, and asserts Peruna reaches the right place to cure, countering other diseases people may misname.
Major H L Kramer leads a $20,000 expansion at Indiana Mineral Springs. A new two story hotel addition will provide forty more guest rooms alongside a lavish bath house, dining hall, music room, and dressing rooms. Completion is planned in ten days with future plans for a 150 room expansion. the enterprise has already invested about a million dollars.
The article surveys Fort Hays Kansas from its 1803 origins at Fort Fletcher to the Civil War era. It describes brigades led by Generals Sheridan Hancock Custer and Yates, the rise of Hays City, clashes with cowboys, and the later abandonment of the fort. It notes the site’s planned park, the old courthouse fires, and the memory of “Billy” the army horse. It also briefly mentions Canton and watchmaking ads, but the focus remains Fort Hays and local western history.
This ad touts Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound as a cure for fits peculiar to women. It claims to tone nerves, regulate menstruation, relieve backaches, and address inflammation and displacements by acting on the female organism. It warns other remedies are not as good and cites numerous letters of satisfaction.
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