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Newspaper
Mesa Free Press
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1900
Page
3
Letters from two grateful women claim the remedy helped them have children and ease distressing symptoms. Mrs Minda Finke of Roscoe New York says the medicine produced a healthy baby boy after three years of marriage. Mrs Mary Lang of Coytece Tennessee reports relief from pains and whites and credits a successful birth to the compound.
The piece explains the high stakes in Belgian hare breeding across the Pacific Coast and Kansas City, where fanciers clash over grades and colors. It notes the breed’s English and Belgian roots, prices from 50 to 1000 dollars, and details like red or Rufus red coloring and black-tipped ticking.
A collage of humorous exchanges and punchlines from Chicago Tribune Philadelphia Bulletin Yonkers Statesman and others. Observations include domestic life quips barber jokes telephone bursts and playful wordplay with varying regional accents and styles.
The article notes the death rate in colleges is very low due to strict physique. promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for blood nerves and stomach disorders. Ventura baseball team beat the Los Angeles Pacifics 8 to 4 in Ventura. Southern California Commandry 37 Knights Templar of Pomona attended the Los Angeles conclave in a body.
Rev P E Kip pastor of the First Presbyterian church of San Diego is in critical condition after apoplexy with left side paralysis. The item notes health ads and other brief notices about products and people including Col G G Green leaving Pasadena for New Jersey.
A New York Telegram report cites a scientist claiming longevity can be predicted by physical traits. The expert argues long-lived people tend to have broad foreheads, wide nostrils, low ears, and short hands, while narrow features suggest shorter lifespans barring accidents.
The British army corps, as nominally constituted, lists 36,259 officers and men including many technical troops. Excluding these, a division has 9,449 infantry cavalry and artillery with 18 guns, while one corps holds 30,799 men and 102 guns.
The fragment from Dr. O'Meara’s St Helena diary in Century quotes Napoleon arguing against escape, noting ninety five chances against success yet criticizing strict jailer-imposed restrictions. He compares Elba and St Helena, warns the governor’s conduct will be exposed in England, and predicts press coverage.
A Salt Lake City clerk recounts a curious scene where a gaunt ginger haired woman questions him about a two year old marriage license for John Peters, alleging the groom Jack Peters vanished after Eliza Waters was listed as his wife. The tale blends local humor with marriage record misconceptions and a comic crossfire of dialogue.
The item cites U S and Germany trade figures with America selling about three times its purchases, Germany buying 250 million more annually, and Britain buying twice what it sells. It also notes Dom Paul and President Kruger with his children from two marriages, totaling sixteen and a hundred four grandchildren. It ends with a query about an aged public fighter.
The article describes tests on a $3,600 square safe, where 48-10 ounces of nitroglycerin were loaded into a crevice near the locked door and detonated after eight minutes, blowing out the jamb and door to admit a hand. A 4% ounce charge of forcite dynamite torn the door off. Further tests on a reinforced 29 inch cube iron steel safe showed a 9% pound hollow dynamite charge bored a three inch hole through the wall, while the same weight of solid cartridge produced no major effect.
Local notice claims deafness cannot be cured by external remedies and offers one hundred dollars for catarrh related deafness cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It adds that Pomona reports 9.04 inches of rain for the season and promotes Hall's Family Pills.
Advertising breathes strong claims for Allen's Foot-Ease powder curing painful feet and bunions and easing tight shoes. It cites 30 000 testimonials and offers trial free by mail to Roy New York. A testimonial for Piso's Cure follows and mentions a women s Indian picnic in Claremont and Corona s orange season ending.
A medical testimonial describes fatigue and low vitality from poor blood and claims Hood's Sarsaparilla restores blood quality, improves sleep, and renews vigor. W. E. Baker of Milford Ohio reports increased appetite, energy, and better overall health after using the remedy.
Montreal report records Dr. F W Campbell dean stating Miss Evans who won the David silver medal and any woman cannot receive medical degrees at Bishop's College Lennoxville because no Montreal hospital will admit women practitioners both the general and Royal Victoria Hospitals refuse access.
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