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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1901
Page
3
Extract reads as a period health notice praising Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female weakness. It cites women’s labor pains, backache and headaches from diseased organs, claiming widespread cures by the medicine. A Chicago reader testimonial supports nine months of use and invites letters to Dr. Pierce in Buffalo for free advice.
A. J. King, newly elected prosecuting attorney of Vernon County Missouri, faces a possible law suit against himself after county records show he owed the county about four thousand dollars in fees collected and not turned in. The case has been in several courts, with a rehearing set for January 28.
The piece highlights rising American commerce with southern neighbors and the expected boost from the Nicaragua Canal. It notes proposals for a deep waterway linking Chicago to the Gulf of Mexico via the Des Plaines and Mississippi, aiming to connect all American regions.
The article discusses US Turkey relations led by Minister Ferrouli Boy and Cassini's diplomatic skill, praising cordial ties with Russia and the Far East. It notes flourishing trade with China pending political stability, and strong Sino American links led by Wu Tingfang. It also highlights Japan's popularity in Washington due to sending capable leaders.
A 19th century description details Mason and Dixon's line from Delaware to Pennsylvania, tracing the 39 degrees 43 minutes 20.8 seconds north parallel and the circle tangent from New Castle. It notes the Penn and Baltimore heirs dispute, the English surveyors Mason and Dixon, and the later 1849 and recent replacements of boundary markers protected by netting.
In Greco and Gustavus townships Trumbull county Ohio plans to replace scattered district schools with a single large graded central school. The township bears transportation costs to the new central campus to reduce distance barriers while costs remain similar to the old system.
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