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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1900
Page
2
The Pyramid Pile Cure is advertised as a quick acting, natural suppository treatment for piles. It claims direct application to the disease site, no stomach involvement, and safety without opiates. The ad touts nationwide availability in the United States and Canada and a 50 cent price point with a money back guarantee.
A narrator visits Uncle David's farm for Christmas revealing a bustling, rustic celebration. Cousins Frank and Jim help in the barn as kin greet guests, with flour stains and fresh farm wool on workers signaling festivity. The kitchen overflows with apples, doughnuts, and mince, while grandchildren and a lively snow fort scene heighten holiday cheer amid family warmth and bustle.
The 1907 appointment of Dawes as comptroller of the currency is outlined with biographical details. His Ohio birth, Marietta College and Cincinnati Law School education, Lincoln and Evanston residences, and rise to lead Northwestern Gaslight and Coke are noted. The text mentions his influence on national banking law and increasing circulating notes, with speculation on succession if secrecy Gaye retires.
An officer asks Michael about the land they march over and he quips that the table is upside down. The fragment pivots to a health ad for Dyapepsia Cure claiming it digests all foods, then notes Sandhill Cranes from Freana supplanting Belgian hares in Los Angeles Times context.
Lula Glaser, once the youngest leading lady with Francis Wilson opera company, now leads her own busy company at about 28. She sings the title role in the semiclassical Sweet Anne Page, with scenes set in a landing area aboard Morrison’s Chicago production.
A vintage medical ad promotes S. S. S. as a blood purifier and tonic. It lists cures for cancer scrofula rheumatism chronic sores eczema psoriasis and contagious blood poison. It asserts decades of success, broad medical correspondence, and offers free physician guidance from The Swift Specific Co Atlanta with no charge.
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