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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1901

Page

6

Digestive cure touted for dyspepsia and health benefits

An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for dyspepsia, promising prompt relief for indigestion, belching, and fatigue, with claimed benefits like clearer skin and better sleep. It asserts tablets aid digestion without dieting, cost 50 cents per package, and offers a mailed booklet. Also mentions telegraph costs and Burdock Blood Bitters, with regional commerce notes.

Stuart Phe Leia Atl F. A. Stuart Co Marshall Mich

Carnegie plans Fifth Avenue mansion park with transplanted trees

The New Rochelle and Fifth Avenue project surrounds Andrew Carnegie's planned New York mansion with a formal park. Seventeen sugar maples elms poplars are being moved, including a silver leaf poplar spared at great cost. Trees, walls, and a central open space shaped the landscape while soil and moat work protect the famed old tree nicknamed the pet.

Andrew Carnegie Fifth Avenue New York Carnegie New York Evening Sun Ninetieth Street Mr. Carnegie Bia Central Park Semon New Rochelle Disbrow India Landscaps Carnegie Park New Sur

Arrival from China halts Tames mining venture

The article recalls Tames, who spent nearly 16 years in mining near Peking and Siberia, arranging equipment orders worth almost 400000 dollars. A former New York newspaper man, he discusses Russia China Manchuria politics, accusing Britain of spreading false Russia news and praising the czar as Russians kneel in prayer for his recovery.

China Halt Tames Katgan Peking Siberia James New York Pennsylvania New York Times Fifth Avenue Rusia Manchuria Russia Great Britain America England Yenta London Manchura Port Arthur Mongolia Tibet Ruspia Rusela Vindivostok Moscow

Sonneberg Opens Industrial School For Toy Trade

A new Industrial school has opened in Sonneberg Thuringia to train in toy making and modeling. J D Hughes notes private and public funding by Duke of Saxe Meiningen supports lessons in praying, molding, wood carving, gypsum modeling, clay preparation, and animal modeling. The facility also runs commercial classes with foreign languages bookkeeping and geography. Sonneberg toys impressed at Chicago World Fair and Paris Exposition with a grand prize. German toy exports in 1900 reached 11.9 million dollars, over half from the Geburg Sonneberg consular district.

Thuringia J. D. Hughes United States Coburg State Department Washington Sonneberg Saxe-Meiningen Chicago Geburg-Sonneberg

Exvoalties For Corn Growers Exposition in Peoria 1902

Plans to hold an exposition in Peoria in 1902 for corn growers. The event aims to promote regent the interests of western growers. Details are sparse in the fragment but indicate a formal gathering with potential hosts and organizers.

Peoria

America a Revelation during nine weeks in America

Mr Frederick Hattison returned to London after a nine weeks tour of America. He praised American intellectual development and universities, noted warm reception, and warned against British bitterness over South Africa. He urged Anglo-American unity, cited open markets in Africa and the Far East, and praised America’s diplomatic stance in China.

Ind Éileatan Frederick Hattison London America The New York Herald Lfé England McKinley Cleveland Bryan United States Ovn South Africa Far East Bette Chien

Bernhardt Chooses American Slippers For Stage

Actress Sarah Bernhardt orders 112 pairs of American slippers and will wear only American footwear. The slippers, pricey at 7 50 each, will cost 839 in total. the article notes French shoe prestige and Bernhardt's habit of swapping pairs nightly for performances.

New York Journal France Eirelet Donne Donna Sol Mme. Bernhardt Doung Sol

Odd Gifts For the President From New Orleans

The St Louis Globe Democrat reports President McKinley will travel west with a special train if the city’s residents present odd gifts. Among items offered are a large pelican emblem and other curiosities.

McKinley New Orleans Bis St Louis Globe. Democrat

Flatfishes Eyes Reveal Odd Migration Across Noses

Longmans Magazine details how flatfishes, including plaice and sole, shift one eye from each side of the nose as they grow. The process begins early, with juveniles showing one eye crossing to the other side, creating a permanent lopsided head. Observations cover timing and species variations, noting eyes reappear on the same side as adults.

Longman's Magazine

Abandoned Farm Witness Describes Harsh Ground

In a small claims case, a sturdy widow testifies on her own behalf against a landlord over back rent for an abandoned farm. She describes the land as hard and sterile, recounting crop failures and harsh conditions with vivid, colorful detail during cross examination. The judge or jury hears the exchange as the landlord fails to recover the suit.

Land of Ours

Bedroom and Breathing in a Tiny Room

In a110 year old note, the piece argues a minimum air intake per person and critiques sealed rooms. Dr Reed cites ten cubic feet per minute as a modest standard, while a small empty room of 12 by 10 by feet high would hold about 986 cubic feet for two hours of air, highlighting the poor air quality when multiple people are sealed inside.

Reed

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