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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1901
Page
7
An old newspaper snippet touts Greatest Medicine of The Age Kellogg's Columbian Oi a powerful internal and external remedy. It claims instant cures for rheumatism headaches neuralgia and many pains and lists testimonials and diverse uses. It includes names of advertisers and physicians and references to other medical opinions.
A flood of plans describes Pan American exposition exhibits from Michigan and California to Louisiana and New York state. It notes massive timber displays, a vast Louisiana exhibit, Canada’s area, and a 251 million stamp print run, with concerts by Sousa and a Philippine concession.
The Pan American exposition shows minerals prominent with a large mineral display plan. Applications for about 5000 square feet come from many states and Canada including Ontario British Columbia and Klondike deposits. South America offers a strong mineral exhibit from Peru Chile and more.
Miss Olate Greacen of Michigan has been chosen for the role, to start July 7, as law clerk in the treasury. A former stenographer, she passed the District of Columbia bar exam amidst strict standards and will write legal opinions for the comptroller with a salary of 1800 dollars a year.
Miss Knight of Manchester sues a British duke for breach of promise after his recent marriage to Helene Zimmerman of Cincinnati. The duke, long bankupt, faces a courtroom battle as another American actress seeks financial restitution. The couple vows to fight the suit to the bitter end.
An 19th century style account depicts Korea as a land of morning calm, with Korea described as 80,000 square miles and population estimates from 7 to 16 million. It notes Mongol Tartar origins, taller robust Koreans, hospitality, aversion to foreigners, and gradual adoption of foreign customs including topknot hairstyles and traditional garments.
Fragmentary notes discuss Korea’s isolation in parts of China influence, Confucian and Buddhist beliefs, and Japan China conflicts. It notes Korea’s development lag, noble control and heavy taxation, idle peasantry, and tradition of gossip and plots.
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