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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text references Mahoupal and a remedy issue. The note hints at internal remedies and external goods phrases, but no clear event, outcome, date, or organizations are established to form a coherent news item.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia, claiming relief from heaviness after meals and other symptoms, promising digestion, better nerves, sleep, and health, with sale details and a request for the associated book order. Also mentions Wellesley college social life and a court of revels.
A fragmented reminiscence praises Dr King’s New Discovery for curing a near fatal bout of whooping cough and a niece’s advanced consumption. The writer credits the remedy with saving the child’s life after other approaches failed, noting dramatic improvements and long term health.
Captain Chapman offers a bounty to catch a thief in New York. Night scene shows a chase and reward promise as the public pursues the culprit.
The piece surveys the state of men’s fashion for the 1901 summer season. It notes diverse tastes at seaside resorts and hotels, the evolving requirements of attire, and the tailor’s role in creating change. It highlights gray flannel as the leading everyday fabric and the continuing appeal of blue and black, with a preference for subtle stripes or contrast in the fabric.
A survey of 1901 summer styles highlights single breasted waistcoats, white waistcoats for everyday wear, and mixed suits. It notes changes in coat lapels, collar widths, trouser proportions, and accessories like panama hats, straw bats, and box coats. The piece also observes the decline of the shirt waist man and guesses on fashion longevity.
The United States gains ground in Germany as Consuls report strong demand for American machinery and tools. Audiences note approvals for American locks, writing desks, typewriters, stoves, and textiles with German buyers seeking superior, innovative industrial goods.
A Washington DC traction company reports its system of allowing contractors to retain their daily salaries and those of motormen from receipts works smoothly for both workers and management. Each conductor deducts enough to cover crew wages, simplifying payroll. Also included is a medical ad for Kealieg’s Columbian OU claiming kidney cure with authorized pharmacist warranty.
Pope Gregory XII decreed All Saints Day be celebrated on November 1 to unite numerous saints under one commemoration. A local report notes Bucklin's Arnica Salve as a cure for a severe leg sore, sold by H. J. Hyde for 25 cents, praised as infallible for cuts and skin troubles.
The early patent office records show only 5 757 patents issued to women since 1790. The data also note 415 patents granted to colored men, with twenty eight to one inventor and twenty two to another, and that over 80 percent of patents aided United States citizens.
An advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia claiming prompt and permanent relief that regulates and tones the stomach. The copy emphasizes quick action and lasting benefits for digestive discomfort.
Max O Re ll has spent sixteen years on stage visiting the United Kingdom France Belgium Holland America Canada New Zealand Australia Tasmania and South Africa delivering 2 286 lectures in venues from theaters to lunatic asylums The Doctor told me my cough was incurable One Minute Cough Cure made me a well man The Norris Silver North Stratford New Hampshire advertises the cure promising relief for stubborn coughs with Safe and sure warnings.
The piece notes a wild buffalo herd in Canada near Slave River and reports merciless hunting by Indigenous peoples, with traces of the animals’ existence in surrounding woods.
Soring for Of In Tesse Col. J. M. Guffey'n of near Beaumont Texas has induced speculators to bore five holes in that vicinity The field will not be developed by experienced oil men because they will not pay the prices asked for land The Standard Oil company is trying to lease land on rentals with the expectation that same day when the oil fields of Pennsylvania and West Virginia and Kentucky are exhausted it can operate the Texas fields profitably but at present it does not wish to pay any fancy prices.
The ad states kidney issues cause back pain dry skin and dark urine. It claims Kellogg's Columbian Oil can relieve these disorders with a few doses, presenting a medical remedy pitch in archaic prose.
Friends of Edward Roble Hardy congratulate Worarian of the New England Insurance Library on his appointment to a responsible post in the New York Insurance Exchange. A Boston University graduate in 1892, he has long been prominent in the insurance field and his History of Fire Insurance has been well received.
The English transatlantic steamship Innes intends to buy all essential supplies for travel to this country to save money and improve passenger care. Mr James Brown, aged over 60, endured a severe sore on his leg with medical treatment failing until Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve provided permanent relief. EJ Hyde.
In the first five months of the current crop year the value of cotton exports reached 2,000 dollars at an average price of 7.0 cents per pound. This compares with the entire cotton exports in 1893 1835 and 1896 which sold for less money.
William Woodward of Devatur states he suffered kidney disease for years and credits four one dollar bottles of FPony's kidney Cure with curing him. He recommends it to others with kidney trouble in a letter to Swartwout & Swartwout.
A new mountain sheep species has been sent from Dawson City to Director Hornaday of the New York Zoological Society. The animal is described as absolutely new to science and represents a significant addition to documented wildlife.
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