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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
4
A long pixelated 1901 Marshall column parodies current events. It mocks election law outrage in Maryland and Abell padding rails for money while lampooning Evans on resignation, Harrison’s death praise, and political shifts. It mentions Wood sources, Chinese sermons value, Lipton buying blocks, Bryan’s subscribers, and bicycling revival hints.
Baltimore correspondence notes visitors at a crowd driven by curios ity about babies. It recalls Hast Saginaw’s renamed port amid U S protest. A New England cruelty to animals circular warns against frosty bits for horses, prompting cautious handling in Porto Rico.
The Paris Figaro accuses Prince Louis d’Orleans of stirring a Royalist movement while living at York House Twickenham England. He is 30, eldest son of the late Comte de Pars, and linked to a controversy over monarchical influence abroad and domestic unrest.
A fragment recalls a mother and her frail baby, noting the loss of fat and vitality as dimples and joy fade. It hints at a failing feeding or digestion issue, with concern and pity expressed for the child’s fragile condition.
The Pennsylvanian Gazette plans a Monday issue and a Saturday edition in High Dutch named Phiadelphische Zeitung, to be delivered to country subscribers. Franklin hopes German support, but the Zeitung proves short lived after a few numbers. It is a small four page sheet with German imprint and announcements, dated June 10, 1782, with a later notice for June 24, 1732.
In lower Broadway a man with a large cotton umbrella and a worn hat wandered into a quick luncheon spot. He asked the cashier about the sign refusing liability for hats and umbrellas unless checked. After the cashier acquiesced, he retrieved the hat and umbrella, then carried the sign to the cashier, prompting laughter. The cashier, embarrassed, issued a receipt for the checked items.
A clipped reminiscence recalls Marjorie’s Tennessee visit and family banter as children boast about possessions and affection. A neighborly street scene follows where a housekeeper’s curiosity clashes with a vendor’s unknown wares, ending with a backward glance at a fleeting wagon and a stray rhyme.
A collage of short items, letters, ads and notices from 1901. Claims of cures by Brown's Rheumatic Cure, Maryland Agricultural College updates, Marconi as wireless pioneer age 25, a large England mushroom sighting, a plan to preserve Rue dea Nations for Paris expo, and miscellaneous classified snippets including a two year old colt for sale and early mechanical craft notes.
City markets corrected Thursday noon March 3 1902 4 Wool per lb No 1 white No 2 clear per lb Live cattle demand fairly active this week with steers cows and calves trading. calves active. Lambs and hogs offered with varied prices. Prices listed for various cattle and livestock and commodities.
Readers can subscribe to The Statesman plus various partner papers at reduced rates. Offers include Michigan Farmer for 1 year at 1.50, New York Tribune weekly for 1.25, Detroit Journal semi weekly for 1.60, Detroit Free Press for 1.65, Chicago Inter Ocean weekly for 1.35, and multiple combinations totaling 1.60 to 2.15 for 1 year.
It extols a uniform fence wire for stook hog and division fences with neat appearance and low cost. The ad promises easy setup with a Giant stretcher and urges quick purchase at Bosley’s hardware. It also touts Kellogg's Colombian Oil as a direct kidney aid with few doses claimed to prove its efficacy.
There is an old style advertising snippet praising Dr King s New Life Pills for torpid liver jaundice biliousness and other ailments. It promises quick relief without griping and notes they are small tasty and effective. The message mentions 250 at HJ Hyde s.
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