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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1901
Page
2
An ad style piece touts the Pyramid Pile Cure as a safe painless alternative to surgical treatment for piles. It cites testimonials from Dr Williams and others, claiming cures with a 50 cent package and noting recovery without recurrence for months. Also mentions whiskey legality and a stray note on a Diurette product.
The conference will carefully consider the army reorganization bill within days and act quickly. The administration seeks to deploy volunteers home and regulars to fill placements, with Philippine insurrection suppression as a priority. the senate disposed of the Spain treaty over Sibutu and Cagayan, ending a $100,000 error and affirming sovereignty. The house moves fast. shipping bill debates rise, with debates on high speed vessels and the impact on American carriers.
A Kansas City professor promotes a program for newsboys focusing on dancing deportment and etiquette as a path to social and business advancement. He argues success in society comes from personal development and believes many newsboys could achieve wealth and fame through refined conduct, though he offers no clear incentives. Critics question the relevance and scope of the plan for others beyond newsies.
The tomb of Alexander the Great reportedly found at the supposed ear of Hadus of Sidon sparks great interest among archaeologists. The discovery is described as significant for historians and students of ancient history, with few details available in the fragmentary report.
Giuseppe Verdi grew up in Busseto with a serious temperament that belied his talent. A grocer funded his studies in Milan after early piano instruction and guidance from local teachers, while Verdi faced initial barriers at the Milan Conservatory before studying under Lavigno.
The West Virginia Central railroad runs from Cumberland to Hiking with branches to mines and lumber camps. Senator Elkins backs the project and manages coal, railroad, and coke interests from his mountain home overlooking a valley, river, and forests. His handsome hundred acre estate near Hiking serves as home and business hub with offices in coal and railroad enterprises.
A new cotton paper pulp industry is planned to aid printing paper production in the South. The recent cotton harvest exceeds the prior year by about 200 million dollars, driven by higher prices and better utilization of cotton seed. A large Atlanta mill aims to produce cheap, durable paper from cotton fiber, reducing reliance on wood pulp as forests decline.
Portraits of Queen Victoria's early marriage uncover intimate risks and human frailties behind royal duties. The article examines private fears, household strain, and the impact of status on personal life, highlighting the domestic dangers faced by the young queen and her spouse.
A Chicago girl Frieda Mueller, aged about ten, vanished from her home with two men and a woman near Shell Lake Wisconsin and was found in Woodstock. Doctor H O Welcker reports the child is physically sighted but functionally blind, likely due to fright, with psychic blindness possibly reversible. subsequent examinations show the brain affecting sight though eyes appear healthy.
The future King of England, while strolling the Strand, noticed a back-cover advertisement showing a grotesque baboon image that mocked his mother. He ignored the insult by not reacting, maintaining royal composure during the encounter.
An advertisement extols Kellogg’s Colombian Oil as a universal cure for kidney complaints rheumatism and various pains claiming rapid relief and life saving potential. It urges readers to obtain a circular from F Q Beaman Co. and notes other products like Foley’s Kidney Cure and Foley’s Honey and Tea cough medicine with testimonials from Swartwout Swartwout and Chas Bender.
An Atchigon obituaryish anecdote recalls a morning after a night of revelry when he, curious about his tough appearance, grabbed a hand mirror but found only a half brush. He looked at the bristles and quipped about needing a shave in a breezy local tone.
A garbled notice reports a fatal gelaya sara linked to experiments with cough remedies. It also mentions a British American locomotives offer in India at 6800 dollars each with nine month delivery, and a bid noted as 97 720 time detailed but unclear.
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