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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1901
Page
7
A fragmented page mentions Kodol Dyspepsia Cure promoted for indigestion and fullness after meals. It also references figureheads on battleships and an Admiralty order restricting decoration. Additional notes touch Burdock Blood Bitters as a remedy and Pacific Coast oyster production valued around half a million dollars.
The Hebrew Messianic council of Boston reformes to promote Christian ity among Jews convenes Hebrew Christians at Park Street Church Boston for May 21 22 28 and 24 The Rev A T Plergon will preside About 50 invited Hebrew Christians to discuss whether conversion requires abandoning Morale Judaism rituals or if converts may retain fatherly ritual observances.
Dr. Rainsford defends a strong statement about missionaries and natives amid press debate. He admits using a harsh term under stress and says editors condensed his long address. He argues clergy face overzealous specialization and that strong language can be justifiable in limited cases.
A Washington dispatch reports 20,000 people crowd the borders of the Comanche and Kiowa reservations awaiting settlement. It notes lessons from Oklahoma's opening and the Interior Department plans a new method to prevent rushes and land grabs, with speculation that land could fetch $10 an acre or more now though some expect government giveaway later.
The Twenty first ward children in Chicago will gain two free lakeside playgrounds this summer thanks to Alderman Honore Palmer. Two blocks on Lin in Park Boulevard have been donated for use indefinitely, funded by Potter Palmer, father of the alderman.
Regarded as a marvel, the Jaffa to Jerusalem railway draws pilgrims from Syria and Arabia, while Professor Merrill notes the project tests Turkish openness to Western civilization. The route traces the old Roman road past Mizpah, Ramleh, and Beth Heron, with five stations amid biblical sites and historic battlefields.
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a permanent solution to piles, claiming rapid pain relief and safe use without dieting. It criticizes lotions and salves, notes the drug’s claimed mechanism, and cites Marsh all, Michigan as manufacturer. Also mentions Kellogg’s Columbian Oil for kidney and rheumatic benefits and a Germany telephone stat, plus a customer testimonial for One Minute Cough.
Isaac Kohn, the Persian minister at Washington, has taken up golf and shows promise though he says he will not attempt the dialect.
An old advertisement touts Dr E Dichon's Auti-Diurette promising relief for nocturnal enuresis in children and adults. It claims immediate arrest of the trouble and notes bold claims by W H Elston of Marshall Michigan.
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