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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
2
The article advises meat at most once daily for most people and grain heavy diets for sedentary workers. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe daily aid to digestion, claiming improvements in digestion health appetite and energy after meals.
A couple wed at New Year’s midnight to claim being the last nineteenth century and first twentieth century pair. The Los Angeles Times notes the United union as a cross-century celebration. An ad copy from Swartwout & Swartwout highlights a testimonial for Olay’s Kidney Cure.
A New Jersey baker fined for Sunday bread sales buys a cigar on Sunday at the magistrate’s drug store and purchases stamps at the post office, illustrating that the government itself breaks the same rule. The episode highlights contradictions in Sunday laws and enforcement.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a personal note mentioning a sore eye and a name Jas. Foret of, leaving the full meaning and context unreadable.
The piece surveys London stockbrokers shifting from old quiet, conservative practice to a bustling, public sphere. It notes growing numbers, diverse styles from pushing to hunting brokers, and changes in attire, ethics, and commissions. It highlights evasion of rules, scramble for client business, and the fragile balance between tradition and modern speculation.
State department officials cite Washington Post reports that the Russia China agreement contains twelve articles, not nine. The main question is Manchuria’s future, with conditions that imply Russian suzerainty and a Russian official in chief authority, resembling a British viceroy role in India. Talks in Washington signal interest in a clear understanding, but no official text has been released.
Mrs. Mary A Ames details Cuban women’s life and views learned in Cuba over 18 months with her son. She contrasts Cuban girls with Americans noting beauty but limited mental activity, labor restraint, and fashion costs. She cites chaperonage, shop dynamics, and moonlight superstition, while predicting limited future for Cuban women's independence.
The item notes President Harrison, famed for coldness and dignity, occasionally broke form with a joke about agriculture during the early years of his administration.
A fragmentary health note advises quick removal from air for burns and outlines home treatments. It emphasizes having basic supplies ready, including baking soda, oils, and cloth to cover the burn, and discourages flour or dusting powders that harden. It mentions Enron oil made by mixing linseed oil with water and warns against air exposure.
An anecdote recalls Verdi denying Paris critic access to final Othello rehearsals in Milan, insisting on privacy and saying he does not write for the next day. A separate tale follows a self-made collector who commissions a grand bust that proves impractical, ending in a fountain display for guests.
The young man grows irritated by the questions of the heiress father and erupts that he is no ordinary fortune hunter. The heiress retorts that she is equally selective and not a plain duke chaser.
A humorist notes a surgeon in Cynthiana Kentucky discovered a valuable liniment. He used it on a politician unable to walk for years and the politician began running for office. In a second trial a friend’s arm reacted with sudden aggression, striking him for ten.
A fragment notes Professor Riley showing prairie locust as food and praising its taste. The text mentions experiments or demonstrations but lacks full context or dates, focusing on the idea of edible insects being prepared into dishes.
The composer plans a grand three act opera with libretto by Siegfried Wagner. It will be produced in April before Bayreuth rehearsals. Translation into French exists, potentially premiering in Paris and Germany. Pneumonia warning and Foley's Honey and Tar ad claim. A spiral 160 foot chimney near Bradford, England, twists with each brick layer misaligned.
An advertisement from Swartwout & Swartwout touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as a guaranteed remedy for grippe cough and general weakness. It warns against substitutes and urges readers to purchase the product.
Within S00 miles of Pole, Dr. G. B. Borehgrevink has made a great advance into the colder and more perilous Antarctic regions, carrying the line of exploration to within $00 miles of the south pole.
Eugene J. Hall, poet and publisher, credits Foley’s Honey and Turpentine with restoring his voice before a Central Music Hall Chicago lecture as hoarseness threatened to silence him. Swartwout Swartwout notes a short name used for a “Short Namoay in Cetinet.” The McKinley cabinet members listed with brief names Hay Gage Root Long Griggs Smith Wilson Hitchcock total forty letters.
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