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Newspaper
Mena Star
Location
Mena, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1898
Page
7
A Philadelphia Times analysis argues reporters often err, but top newspapers strive for truth. It praises management for vetting stories, notes a few papers catering to sensationalism, and highlights efforts to protect innocent subjects by suppressing harmful details.
Judge Emulen in London delivers a ruling on ejecting intruders from reserved seats on trains. The case, from Tunbridge Wells, upheld that seat holders may use reasonable force to evict a intruder, with the owner having rights to reserve and control seating. The judgment clarifies the legality and practical effect for travelers and carriage occupants.
Ernest Kemper of Pia Indiana fell ill after overworking to rise in teaching. After failed treatments in Colorado Cleveland and Chicago a doctor prescribed Pale Pee Overetudy pills. Nine boxes cured catarrh and brain concerns. Kemper regained health and returned to teaching with weight gain. An affidavit from P. Watt Notary Public corroborates the testimonial.
An ad letter offers one hundred dollars reward for any cast of catarrh that cannot be cured by Cheney & Co Toledo. It mentions testimonials and praises Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills, with other unrelated quotes and promotional lines.
Notes highlight Archbishop Corrigan rumored for cardinal, New York Sabbath committee growth with Dr W W Atterbury and Rev Dr Hubbell aiding. WM Wharton to leave Grantley Baptist church over Robert Tl Martin embezzlement verdicts. Cardinal Vaughan defends Anglican orders. stamps reforms noted with unusual currency markings.
A report from Edmonton describes Donald Ross running a seven acre garden. He grows beets as large as an arm and onions yielding 760 bushels per acre. Prices for produce are listed and a furnace heated hot-house aids cultivation. Canadian agents promote settlement on fertile Western Canadian lands.
A wild collage of cycling feats and fads fills this column from Bouillon’s track win to bicycles in royal Japanese gardens and carriers abandoning bikes for streetcars. It mentions Margaret Claire, the famed Cincinnati rider, and signals growing zeal, odd bets, seed ads, and medicinal cures of the day in brisk, era-tinged prose.
A collage of old lines quotes jokes about Maecenas and Virgil, travel promos for Northwest tours, ads for Cuba books, cures and tonics, and miscellaneous one liners. It reads like scattered newspaper clippings with varied topics from jokes to sales pitches and medical claims.
Mrs Jaggs laments her husband suffers constant headaches. Mrs Nages quips he should resign from the club, prompting a wry exchange about stress and leisure. The snippet captures urban humor on marital tensions and social clubs.
Letters from several women praise Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound for relief from backache headaches bearing down pains menstrual troubles and womb disorders. Testimonials claim improved health appetite sleep and strength after using the medicine and related washes.
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