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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1901
Page
2
A Kentucky attorney at law extols Mother's Friend as the greatest remedy for expecting mothers. He cites his wife’s use of four bottles and claims the last child is the healthiest prettiest and finest looking. He urges trust in the product.
A business man recounts how a poor breakfast habit and nervous dyspepsia affected appetite after long work hours. After trying Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, his appetite improved, meals became desired again, and he continues using the remedy to maintain digestion. The testimonial cites a fifty-cent box lasting a month as a wise investment.
In the Crimea the czar and czarina spend much time with their three young daughters. The eldest Grand Duchess Olga speaks fluent French Russian English and German. The imperial presses are managed by Miss Orchardson the English nursemaid who raised the late grand duchess of Gesse’s orphans.
William Wallace Campbell, born 1862 in Hancock County Ohio, has been elected director of Lick Observatory to succeed the late James E. Keeler. He studied astronomy at Michigan and Colorado, later teaching at Colorado and Michigan. He authored several textbooks. A stray fragment mentions a medical product and constipation remarks.
Washington delegates discuss the extra session rumor as the shipping bill for a new American merchant marine gains traction in Congress. Supporters say it will aid farmers and industries, while opponents fear costs and favor protections for existing lines.
The Daughters of the American Revolution prepares for a contested presidential race at its mid February continental congress in Washington. The article notes the society's growth to about 83 000 members, 500 chapters, and regents. Current president general Mrs Daniel A Manning supports centralization. rival candidate Mrs Washington A Roebling advocates broader chapter autonomy.
A century ago England’s new king was crowned as Edward VII. The article outlines his birth on January 25 1842, ascent from Prince of Wales to monarch, public popularity, personal conduct, and political stance as a constitutional sovereign. It notes his sportsmanship love of horse racing and yachting and his foreign visits including the United States as the only British sovereign to do so.
The piece recalls Midway British Columbia as a mining hub along Boundary Creek and Kettle River, highlighting Captain Robert C. Adams the town founder. It covers Adams vast Yale district holdings, ageold prospecting fever, and a perilous ascent near Arrow Lakes as he searches for ore and silver, risking life in rugged terrain.
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