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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1901
Page
2
The piece praises a cheerful woman whose calm spirit steadies others in hardship. Her kindness and sympathy comfort both young and old, guiding people toward better selves and away from harsh judgment, earning respect as a charitable, inspiring figure.
A Buffalo Erie 200 mile road race is planned as the centerpiece of a week of automobile sports at the Pan-American Exposition. Officials from Buffalo and New York, including William Buchahan and Albert Nostwick, aim to rank this event with France’s great tours. Self propelled vehicles of all kinds from all countries may compete for large purses cups and medals.
The Pan American exposition hosts a motor vehicle tournament with five committees led by Malcolm W. Ford to organize automobiles and athletics. The Automobile Club of America, with Davis as a national automaker head, forms the core, while a demonstration run from New York to Buffalo tests vehicle utility under varied weather and road conditions.
Honduras erects a handsome building at the Pan American exposition to showcase its resources. The state is the third largest Central American republic, mountainous and well watered with rivers draining to the Caribbean. The Honduras building sits in the western court, features an octagonal rotunda, wide porches and four pavilions, with a large display area for its riches.
The piece surveys Easter millinery styles, praising bright primary colors, vivid toques, and panne foundations. It notes fashion notes for everyday and evening hats, with shapes like the Angl on Continental variations, shepherdess forms, and refined lace accents.
The piece argues a mother should be the confidant and best friend to her children. By listening, advising wisely, and avoiding scolding, she sustains trust that guides them through life. Lack of time or understanding leads children to seek sympathy elsewhere, risking lifelong estrangement.
An artistic fragment from Ernest Neal Lynn in Success praising duty courage and shared burden. The lyric envisions labor, comradeship, and the pursuit of beauty while warning against meanness and cowardice, ending with the claim that true success dawns after toil and in lasting memory.
A hotel clerk frets over whether to cash checks from guests. He recalls a prior $20 bad check loss and explains how staff weigh risk and customer relation. A polished patron persuades him to cash another check, risking either a loyal customer or a $20 loss.
A Japanese physician Dr Aoyama fell to plague but refused nourishment. His nurse, appealing to patriotism, toasted the Mikado with a glass of liquid nourishment. The ruse sustained his strength until delirium subsided and he recovered.
The article notes ostriches have powerful legs and can kick strongly, but their brittle limbs hinder them. Each foot bears two toes, one with a horny nail used as a weapon. It warns that an unarmed person attacked by a bird is at great risk unless they elude or jump over obstacles.
A grainy excerpt from a period notice cites Mrs Jos Link of 26 Hart as endorsing Dean's Kidney Pills after backache and kidney pain from engine vibration. It touts cures, lists price and agents, and includes other testimonials about Dr Wood's syrup and various remedies with brief notes on troubling ailments.
A public notice from Calhoun County Drain Commissioner invites landowners in Burlington township to respond to bids for cleaning the Miller and Melindy drain. The project covers sections 7 8 and 9, sets bottom width and depth, outlines bid security, and schedules the letting with review periods and hearings for affected property owners and nonresidents. The notice names local officials and landowners, sets dates for completion, and specifies the assessment district and parcels involved.
An ad promotes Anti Digratic to help children troubled by water incontinence during sleep. It claims rapid arrest of the issue and targets both young and old. Sold by W H Elston at 205 State Street in Marshall Michigan for $1.00.
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