29 Apr 1901
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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1901
Page
1
A quirky fragment from Hed Green recounts a night in Maggie City. The editor reads Ned Green’s notes noting petty vices and everyday scenes, from cigarette smoke and kite flyers to raises on wages and a blind man with a devoted daughter, all framed as overlooked truths.
An ed showing Bromoline claims to cure la grippe colds and neuralgia in one day. Druggists offer a money back guarantee if the remedy fails. Package price listed as 25 cents at Froat's Pharmacy.
A crowd of college students and a pet parrot disrupted a Ringling Brothers performance in Chicago. The parrot mocked the riders with taunts while horses panicked, prompting mishaps as the trainer tried to continue. The bird copied college yells but grew confused and fled, ending its turn.
Public notice reports Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds has given away over ten million trial bottles. It claims to cure asthma bronchitis la grippe and throat chest and lung diseases with thousands cured and offers a free bottle from Dr Borie East Side Druggist and a dollar sized bottle guaranteed.
The Quinneus Bulletin warns that post 1896 and 1900 defeats have spurred reformers who would reshape the Democratic Party toward Wall Street influence. It denounces plans for a Moses like Cleveland and calls to watch for organizers favoring protective tariffs and bank interests.
An old advertisement touts Rex Ten as a blood purifier and remedy for kidney and liver regulation and constipation. It promises quick 20 percent health signals and allows resuming money if Rex Ten fails. Price is 26 cents per package at Froat's Pharmacy.
A string of brief items covers a Louisville man’s fatal gun mishap and a Chicago Flyer disaster. Belgian mine deaths. mine flooding in Ohio. mass seizure of game birds in Chicago. a $10,000 suit in West Virginia. oil discovery near Guadalajara. miners aiding flood relief in West Virginia. Manila dictator proclamation. Pan American grounds hours. Uruguay bans Jesuits. Cunard to add wireless tech. Canada-US migration of Chinese workers. looming customs upheaval anticipated.
An advertisement urges readers that Dr Ouldwell’s Syrup Pepsin will cure stomach trouble and indigestion. It claims the remedy stops pain, relieves sick headache, and aids digestion regardless of diet, advising readers to ask druggists.
The advertisement promotes Jell-O as the new family dessert with four flavors Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry available at grocers. It urges readers to try it today.
The Saturday Review of London argues Germany expands its navy for a future clash with the United States rather than Britain, citing South America resources and German settlers in Brazil and Chile. It warns an Anglo American alliance protecting the Monroe doctrine would trigger a global death struggle. Missouri game and fish law changes face broad criticism as legislators race to please all, yielding few solid provisions.
A store promotes its colored and white shirtwaists as the finest in the line, emphasizing superior fabrics and tailoring.
Ad copy invites readers to view latest styles with exceptionally low prices.
A local announcement states satin striped challies will be closed out at cost with a 1.00 line reduced to 65 cents per yard. The notice highlights clearance pricing and urges readers to purchase now.
A local shop promotes Sua Hats Shirts Nookweat and other summer clothing options. The store promises up-to-date styles and casual wear for warm weather.
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