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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1900
Page
2
This piece argues that a balanced, flesh forming diet builds plumpness without fat. It promotes albuminous foods like eggs and beef, notes digestion issues in thin people, and endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a digestive aid to improve flesh formation and overall vigor. It also mentions Russell Sage and J Hyde in brief, plus German employers data.
Romeo the famed Hunaman entertainer at the Pythian carnival in the capital faced a severe claw growth in his forefoot. Keeper Romaine performed a delicate operation, removing the ingrown nail from the protruding paw after a tense removal. The scene drew a crowd of reporters and theatre staff as the beast was restrained and treated with patience and care.
Lanslig Michigan November 27 three scions vie to lead the next state Assembly in January Carton from Genesee McCall from Eaton and Dingley from Kalamazoo. McCall lacks a large following among re-elected members while Carton leads in state recognition. Dingley mirrors the late Maine representative and enjoys rival magnetism. Senator McMillan denies backing Carton and stays neutral.
A dramatic courtroom moment ends in tears as Mrs Sells sobs while her husband recounts a shattered home. In Colorado, troops near Grand Junction brace for a possible clash with Indians after reports of marauding bands and deer hunting near the White River. authorities dispatch agents and riders to northern Colorado as the government declines further official correspondence.
Hoboken police received a letter claiming an anarchist plot against President McKinley. The author names a chief conspirator, a fugitive with prior anarchist sentences, and mentions ties to a man named Francois in Scranton. Police say the writer has been located and the case will be investigated.
Rt Rev Charles R Bale Episcopal bishop of Cairo is in critical condition from valvular heart disease. He has been in frail health since returning from Europe weeks ago and is too weak to perform church duties. Nurses were brought from St Louis as his condition worsened and he remains confined to his room awaiting further developments.
Washington faces a policy clash as the Chinese accord text reaches Beijing. The United States must choose to accept the terms or repudiate Conger, risking the concert of powers. Provisions include execution of officials, indemnities, foreign minister appointment, fort razing, and imperial concessions.
Washington November 27 Commissioner George Washington Wilson died at 0:30 am in Washington aged 57 a native of Ohio He joined the Union army at 18 serving in the Fifty fourth Ohio volunteer Infantry rising to first lieutenant He began law practice in 1845 and joined the internal revenue service in 1860 advancing to head of the bureau Renowned as a foremost expert on internal revenue topics his guidance shaped measures before Congress for many years
A fragment from the Saturday Evening Post recounts Joe Jefferson and Pdwie Forrest in a controversial early production. Forrest, young and bold, faced a female chorus unwilling to darken up. He improvised with Dinah, an old black washer, to huge audience laughter, then revealed his identity and recruited her to join the act.
A traveler in South Africa recalls a dramatic clash where a cat erpillar eludes a swarm of small black ants. The caterpillar bites its attackers in bursts until fatigue and a strategic split lead to a fatal fall from a grass stalk. The ants swarm the fallen prey and triumph.
A Nova Scotian guest hears a local theory on thunder. The host explains his idea that clean air rises after cooling and collects smoke and grease by heat, prompting explosions in the clouds. He notes others may have different explanations.
An Atlanta Constitu tion humorous piece recalls an obituary writer noting a woman’s age at forty two and her gentle nature. The speaker proposes further quirks about her speaking softly and resting on Abra’s bosom, likening it to Lazarus. The exchange ends with a blunt assertion about truth and a digression on a photograph.
An advertisement extols Kellogg’s Columbian Oil as a miraculous medicine and external salve. It claims to cure rheumatism kidney disease headaches and many pains with internal and external use and promises fall directions with each bottle. It also notes amber and turpentine origins and a proposed Great Divide tunnel project near Denver.
Turkey conducts a global census of Islam showing 196,500,00 Mohammedans worldwide. Of these 18,000,000 are in Turkey in Europe, 99,000,000 in western Asia and Hindostan, 20,000,000 in China, 34,500,000 in northern and northeastern Africa, and 23,000,000 dispersed in other regions.
A Lima Ohio engineer reports backache relief after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He states one bottle completely relieved him and urges others, especially his train men friends, to try it. Swartwout and Swartwout.
The piece notes global newspaper output at 12 billion copies annually and paper needs of about 781,240 tons. It includes a medical advert for Foley's Honey and Tar and mentions Capt. Maurice A. Bourke, R. N. and Swartwout & Swartwout with dubious claims about curing colds to prevent pneumonia and consumption.
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