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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1900
Page
3
The London Graphic discusses General Buller valuing personal bravery and a blunt style of judgment. The piece mentions a long serving veteran, ninety five, who died recently and claimed to be the oldest member of his craft, with a dispute over age resolved in his favor by about ten years.
The ad proclaims Doan's Ointment as the cure for skin problems including eczema and piles. It cites a testimonial from J.G. Beckhold of 211 Stevenson Street Ionia employed at Ionia Wagon Works describing relief after years of suffering. It emphasizes nightly itching and sleep disruption cured by the product.
A fragmentary historical report discusses Chinese ports Amoy and Amoy fort, noting Amoy as a gateway for American trade with China. It highlights cotton fabrics and U.S. wheat and corn markets, the U.S. legation building, and elderly observations of the city’s harbor, temples, and fortifications. It also mentions Changzhoufu on the mainland, trade taxation, and the Bundhivet monastery nearby.
A fragment mentions the United States Consulate at Amoy and a chaotic chess style affair described as a mad episode. The text hints at a disputed incident tied to Amoy and consular activity, but details are scarce in the readable fragment.
A masked thief aboard a Chicago sleeper train threatened crew and passengers, forcing berths open and demanding valuables. He obtained about $1000 in money and a diamond ring, while sparing some travelers. Conductor Bronson and Conductor Tom json aided but could not stop the crime. a $1000 reward is offered.
A garbled compilation of vintage ads and notices mentions Grain-O beverage claims, medical testimonials, and health assertions. It references politicians like Adams and Jefferson, medical tones about bronchitis and throat care, and a mock marriage note. The text blends product pitches with historical figures in a fragmented collage.
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