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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1899
Page
13
A fragment from a Cleveland Plain Dealer item shows a revivalist addressing townsfolk and challenging a hesitant stranger. The exchange hints at moral reform zeal, with social pressures and local chatter shaping the scene.
Severe weather and hidden ills are described as blessings in disguise. The ad touts Hood s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier restoring vigor and daily energy, citing testimonials from Mus Tuomas Jones of Orion NY and Mrs A W Barker of Lowell Mass claiming recovery from illness and lasting improvement.
Washington reports the exchange of ratifications between the United States and Spain, restoring diplomatic relations. President McKinley issued a public proclamation confirming the treaty and calling for faithful observance. A U.S. minister to Madrid and a Spanish minister to Washington will resume full consular and trade relations, with later plans for broader agreements including extradition.
Washington reports the Samoan Commission will sit for Apia aboard the United States naval transport Tadger, leaving San Francisco. German secretary von Sternburg joins as the German member, after approval from Secretary Hay. The move aims to restore peace and calm tensions following the Apia collision.
In April 44, military patrols occupied Pana streets as authorities searched miners homes and town buildings for guns and ammunition. Despite general compliance, few firearms were found and arms were alleged hidden in mines. The coroner’s inquest into Xavier Mee’s death remained unresolved with votes split over responsibility between Thomry Stephens and others.
Dr W Bigelow testified that canned beet product is wholesome and nutritious with a strong protein content. Vehement debate on chemical analysis of foods follows as officials outline the supply chain and questioning officials discuss portraits and political figures including General Dalin and General Wheeler.
A letter from Danlis Swooley describes moving from Southern Minnesota to a western location with ample timber hay and water. He reports no storms, abundant yields, good wages for work, and a desire not to return to Minnesota. The letter notes government homestead funds and local agents offering information. The piece ends with a brief aside about Lent and a Brooklyn Life reference.
An old Chicago News advertisement urges readers to try Allen's Part-Eano to ease foot problems like corns bunions callouses and sweating. It claims easy fitting shoes and sale by mail from Allen 8 Olmsted Le Ruy New York.
An advertisement extols Kilmer's Swamp Root as the great kidney remedy. It claims kidneys filter blood every three minutes, warns bowel cleansers don't purify blood, and offers free sample bottles by mail along with health letters and testimonials.
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