Excellent Endorsement From Stev. E. W. Johnson Letter
A published letter from Stev. E. W. Johnson, a retired minister with thirtysix years of preaching, endorses Prof. and Mrs. Kharas and highlights his statewide recognition.
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1900
Page
4
A published letter from Stev. E. W. Johnson, a retired minister with thirtysix years of preaching, endorses Prof. and Mrs. Kharas and highlights his statewide recognition.
Advertises daily Chicago service via Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Ry from Linion Depot Omaha to Union Passenger Station Chicago with electric lights, free reclining chair cars, dining and sleeping cars. Promotes pocket map and agent contact F A Nash Omaha. Also includes medical ads and notes on Chicago pests and Kansas City water germs.
The two column advertisement promotes the firm’s wide reputation in treating and curing rectal diseases. It urges readers to read next week’s issue to profit from their advertised methods.
This piece argues against adulteration in flour honey and foods, urging proper protein fat and carbohydrate balance in bread states glucose harms flavor of honey, and discusses natural preservation methods like drying pasteurizing and sterilizing. It lists common preservatives and condiments including salts nitrates oils dyes and concerns over artificial colors. It ends noting unhappy marriages caused by wrong timing in proposing.
Washington reports a tropical itch spreading from returns in Iowa with debate over Cuban or Philippine origins. Surgeon General Sternberg notes possible Philippine link from soldiers returning from the islands, while local doctors fear rapid contagion and urge strong measures. The piece also recalls quirky royal diet notes and old Bathing Monday customs.
Twenty Chicago women gathered and chastised a chronic wife beater with a vigorous confrontation. The victim struggled as she kicked in protest but could not retaliate while lying on his stomach as the group walked over his back in a cakewalk.
The report surveys labor issues from counties to nations. It notes Texas land, New Hampshire shoe output, Japan’s factory system described as a slaughtering house, harvest field wages, and large blast furnaces in Youngstown. It cites cigarette making upgrades, mass tobacco production, potential displacements of workers, union charters in St Paul Baltimore and Omaha, and the eight hour day in Boston breweries. It mentions strawberry yields, Henry Jeralaman of Hitten, New Zealand, and a York Pennsylvania cigarmakers fight against sweatshop competition from New York firms.
The article outlines growth patterns by age and gender, noting girls peak earlier than boys, with boys maturing around 18 and girls around 15. It contrasts growth phases across months, seasons, and climates, stating winter slows development and that hot climates accelerate maturation in children. It emphasizes that girls appear larger in early years due to training and muscle, while boys trail in stunts but build muscle.
Ohio legal affidavit from 1886 offers a reward for cured catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials. Numerous drug company endorsements and regional sales networks across Toledo Indianapolis Omaha Council Bluffs Lincoln Sioux City and others.
Prompt readers to check next week's issue for an advertisement by Drs. Thornton and Minor of Kansas City. It invites those with rectal diseases or friends affected to read testimonies about their treatment and methods.
A playful exchange features a typewriter girl described as gay and picturesque, with a jab about presenting a leather business as a garden party. The banter suggests light social satire and character interplay in a lighthearted newsroom vibe.
Nervous debility and vital losses are claimed cured by Virtuarme Tablets from Wid Drug Co. of Wigin Michigan. The ad promises free trial and guarantees, urging trembling and anxious individuals to try the tablets, with prices and multiple retailers listed including Myers & Dillon Drug Co Omaha and Council Bluffs.
Dialogues reveal Mrs Mann warning Martha about young Mr Styles. She distrusts his habits and vows Charles must sever ties with his father after marriage. The exchange hints at family tension and anticipated control over social connections.
Drs Thornton and Minor of Kansas City Missouri announce an advertisement next week's issue. They claim many testimonials prove their treatment cures rectal diseases of any kind and urge readers troubled by such conditions to read the notice.
A flood of letters from patients in Kansas City and surrounding towns praise hospital and doctor treatment for cancer. The notes claim dramatic recoveries, listing names, addresses, and dates of treatment, with many endorsing a Dr. Smith and his clinic.
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