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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1901

Page

6

Electric Bitters and Arnica Salve Heal Hartford Man

A Hartford man credits one bottle of Electric Bitters and 12 boxes of Bucklin’s Arnica Salve with curing a leg infection after rusted wire caused inflammation and blood poisoning. The ad touts Bitters for blood disorders and a guaranteed 50 cent price. It also mentions other remedies for eruptions and skin issues, plus a note on Magnolia as Mississippi’s floral emblem.

J. W. Sullivan Hartford Conn Eiedric Bitters Earth H.J. Hyde

American Institute of Bank Clerks Formed

An article outlines the creation of the American Institute of Bank Clerks led by William C. Cornwell of City National Bank of Buffalo. It details aims to educate bank staff, establish local chapters, and offer courses in penmanship, bookkeeping, grammar, shorthand, and finance to elevate banking professionalism nationwide.

William 0. Cornwell Commstiee American Institute of Bank Clerks Cornwell Institute United States I Ts Orst Bank The

Brain Food for Modern Diets and Laborers

The article argues most people overeat meat and should favor vegetables grains and fruit. It notes sedentary workers benefit from a balanced diet and only outdoor heavy laborers can sustain a heavy meat intake. It warns some nutritious foods are hard to digest and excessive grain consumption is unnecessary.

Perkins a Chicago native rises to top in New York finance

A fragmented account details George W. Perkins, age about 88, from Chicago, who advanced from office boy to second vice president and chair of the finance committee at New York Life and then to partner in the world leading banking house. His career included negotiating the first foreign loan in New York for Russia and diplomatic work abroad. His income from all sources is estimated at 100000. He is described as affable, courteous, and driven by steady work.

American Institute of Book Clerks William C. Cornwell City National Bank of Buffalo Gornwell Cornwell American Bankers’ Association Richmond New York Life Insurance Company New World Thas Chicago Elty Young Perkins Schoo Great Insurance Corporation Perkine New York Life Perkhi New York Alt. Morgan Verking

New Torpedo Invented by Woman Doctor Engineer

New York and Britain linked inventor Miss Alsbau a physician and engineer claims to have devised a controllable torpedo named Just-Alebau with coworker Captain Wemyes Just of the British navy. The article notes skepticism among men about aiming and effectiveness and describes the novel torpedo as a future breakthrough in naval warfare.

Firls M. J. Alsbau M. D M. E New York Alebau Wemyes Just

Discoveries From San Francisco Harbor Dangers and Wrecks

The article recounts navigation hazards in the San Francisco Bay and the wreck of the Rio de Janeiro near the Golden Gate. It notes rocky shoals, Arch Rock’s demolition, and later finds the battered City of Chester wreck, with details on harbor perils and search challenges.

Homd .Neseht Hilo de Janeiro Sa Francisco Garbor Rio de Janeiro Bay of San Francisco Golden Gate Igri Point Fort Poit Point Diablo Line Point Diablo Lime Pointe Mort Point Tori Point Rilo de Jancirs Arch Noch San Francis Harbor City of Chester Arch Rock San Francisco Harbor Asia

The Joys of Literature Fragment Sparks Curio

A fragmented OCR snippet mentions literature joys and personal reflection, with partial phrases like been to him and exceeding meal. Readable context is limited to isolated ideas and missing names or dates.

Kentucky selects beauty sponsor for Confederate veterans reunion

Miss Bret Arnold of Newport Kentucky is named sponsor representing Kentucky at the United Confederate Veterans reunion in Memphis Tennessee. She is described as the state’s most beautiful woman and is the daughter of Colonel James M Arnold, a long time Confederate veteran and brigadier general of the Kentucky unit. The announcement notes her southern lineage and civic standing.

Kretitack Alles Filley Bret Arnold Kentucky Miss Arnold James M. Arnold Newport George Smith Cincinnati Logy Brent-Arnold Madisons Taylors Virginia Harts Talbots Dixie Arnold South United Confederate Veterans of Kentucky

Bread and Mail New Postmaster of Chicago Seated

Frederick B. Coyne, born in East Orange New Jersey, rose from a milk wagon driver and bread seller to become postmaster of Chicago. Appointed after eighteen years in Chicago, the office reports annual receipts exceeding 6.5 million dollars. Coyne’s father was a contractor who failed in the panic of the seventies, and Coyne began work at age twelve to support his family before pursuing opportunities in the West and Chicago.

Chicago Diapenser Huth Frederick B. Coyne West New Jersey Bia Coyne New York Westmaster Coyne Enat Orange Kansas City St. Joseph East Orange Apd Young Coyne

Humphreys Specifics Endorsed at Public Dinner

A Waldorf dinner speaker praised Humphreys Specifics as a trusted remedy, claiming family use for generations and urging parents to carry the pills. The note also mentions Laxative Bromo Quinolins tablets and a proposed floating machine shop for squadrons, amid other historical references.

Geo. N. Daniels, Esq N.Y. C0 the Waldorf Humphreys Humphrey New York Central Humphreys’ Médicine Co Cor Wiliam and John Sts N. Y

Beama s & Co Swartwour Swartwoer refund offer

A wary testimonial note from FLG Beamas & Co Swartwour Swartwoer promises refunds on Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure coughs or colds. The firm guarantees a 25 cent bottle to prove satisfaction or money back, with refund terms stated.

Duharehy Battle of Greene FLG Beamas & Co Swartwour & Swartwoer

Benson's Plaster Widely Endorsed for Pain Relief

The ad proclaims Benson's Porous Plaster as the superior pain remedy for winter ailments including rheumatism kidney trouble and lame back. It emphasizes scientific potency and widespread public endorsement, urging readers to obtain the genuine product from druggists and noting its long standing standard status.

Pain Benson Ben Pate Ve

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