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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1900
Page
7
A stark medical note describes a sudden weakening of mucous membranes due to a widespread spate disease. It warns the illness can attack lungs head throat stomach bowels or any organ, yet claims a single underlying cause links all forms.
An advertisement claims catarrh inflames the delicate membrane and weakens the system, causing pneumonia grip colds and fevers. It touts Peruna as the only remedy that truly cures by cleansing and restoring the body, warning against other diagnoses and urging use of the true cure.
Major Kramer orders over $20,000 in additions to the Indiana Mineral Springs hotel, including a new bath house and a two story wing adding 40 rooms. The project aims to enhance comfort and appearance, with elaborate dining, billiard, and dressing facilities. Colonel Webb Hayes among others linked to military postings noted in the broader report.
Long history at Fort Hays Kansas notes fort construction after 1867 flood, leaders like Phil Sharpe and George Custer, and later violent town years. The site saw killings, lynchings, and a Civil War era command, with Wild Bill Hickok and Pony Die scenarios. The fort's era ends with abandonment in 1859 and planned repurposing into a college and park.
A compact column of mixed items notes фабrical prowess in watchmaking with emphasis on Hampden Durber Hampden watches and the claim of world-leading production. It also covers consumer guidance against fake medicines and adulterated goods, warning about substitutes and urging trust in established brands. The text mentions Chilean railway line repairs costs and Seattle deposits in July, 1900, totaling up to 5.26 million dollars.
An old advertisement claims Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cures fits in women and eases nerves backaches and irregular menstruation. It asserts the remedy is safe while warning against other tonics and promises letters from thousands of women praising its effects.
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