Mrs Pinkham Advice Prompts Free Proved Aid
Fragmentary note shows Mrs Pinkham offering free advice or remedies. The unreadable text hints at guidance or reassurance but lacks clear details or context to identify the specific topic or audience.
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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1900
Page
2
Fragmentary note shows Mrs Pinkham offering free advice or remedies. The unreadable text hints at guidance or reassurance but lacks clear details or context to identify the specific topic or audience.
An odd advertisement claims a cure for piles including fistula and rectal ulcers with references to a Pyramid remedy. It cites a Mrs Maude Dickens of Parsons Kans praising Foley's Honey and Tar for immediate relief after severe attacks, in a fragmentary layout from a newspaper page.
The Augelan army sees exceedingly slow advancement with four captains required to rise to major, four majors to colonel, and many years pass before lieutenant colonel achievements. The lengthy ladder delays senior command appointments and affects leadership timelines.
A garbled OCR fragment outlines a story about A. W. Ghase and a novel treatment, mentioning merve and blood fills and a revived plurnalyzed state, with unclear context and missing details.
A historical report describes a commission examining state forestry benefits for counties, alongside a note on widespread abandoned lands in Misshakee and Crawford counties. It mentions large acreages of tax lands and proposed investigations extending to nearby counties, amid political maneuvering for governor and minor offices in a turbulent election climate.
A chaotic Chicago Daily News style page notes alleged political remarks by ex-governor Lite and reactions from Michigan officials amid a hostile press interview. The item covers a governor, a warden, and party figures, with mentions of Perry for governor and a heated exchange between ex-governorLite and a reporter. It also includes multiple local items from Michigan including court, crime, and business notes.
June 21 report from Michigan outlines a crowded governor race with A.T. Bitas and other candidates split on pledged votes. Delegates in the upper peninsula threaten to alter the slate as Perry and Bliss factions pressure rural districts. Central caucuses set for nine, with Markey to be made permanent at 10:30. Also notes Dewey rally plans in early July and medical society meetings.
The piece notes Joseph Rodman Drake and his poem The American Flag as a patriotic ode admired in its time. Drake died young after writing The Culprit Fay in his twenties, with The American Flag praised for lofty imagery and musical potential.
Chicago plans six month timeline to bury about thirty miles of overhead lines and 4500 miles of ground cable with 600 miles of pole lines within city limits. project by Graio Grain Co proposes replacing external wires and poles at a cost near two million dollars impacting tens of thousands of miles of wire.
The piece quotes George Eliot on happiness and humanity, then shifts to medical notes about kidney ailments. It describes dry skin, back pain, and dark urine as signs of kidney trouble, praising Kelogg's Columbian Oil as a remedy. The tone blends moral reflection with medical advertising of the era.
The report describes a lyddite explosion affecting hair and skin. British troops capture Gronie's Jgager, where about twenty two Boar children exhibit curious yellow hair and faces from the effects of lyddite.
In Calhoun County Michigan the Probate Court orders a hearing on the last will and testament of a decedent. The petition seeks probate and notices will be published in the Marshall newspaper for three weeks. Creditors are reminded to file claims by November twenty first with hearings set for August through December.
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