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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1900
Page
3
A dated warning rails against merchants who peddle substitutes for Casarets Candy Cathartic. It condemns autocratic sellers who profit from credulity, urging consumers to trust genuine Casarets sold only in metal boxes with long tailed branding and stamped tablets.
The Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad offers Homeseekers' Excursion tickets on the first and third Tuesdays of June July and August. One fare plus $2.00 round trip. Tickets must be used within fifteen days after sale with stopovers in Homeseekers' Territory. return tickets within twenty one days. New wide vestibulated train between Chicago and Waco and Ft Worth Texas departs Chicago daily at 1 50 P M.
A notice extols Marinette county Wisconsin farming country along the Ying of the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Railway with cheap land, long-term terms, pure soft water and good climate. Also promotes Colorado excursion trains from Chicago and praises Maguire Medicine Company's Benne Tans with guaranteed effectiveness for diarrhea dysentery and cholera-more.
Prepared by THE J. & C. MAGPIRE MEDICINE CO. BT LOUIS MO. This line appears to be an advertisement credit or imprint for the company based in St Louis Missouri.
St G Dun & Co notes a wave of advancing prices but warns the top was reached mid March, with a real post-peak reaction. Consumers may limit demand, while larger buying persists in New York and nationwide. Reports show eager purchasing, though some price shading persists.
Two Italian men, Natilo Maresca and Michil Guida, alleged anarchists, were detained on arrival aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II near New York harbor. Secret Service Chief Wilkie ordered quarantine at New York, with deportation to Naples recommended, after evidence tied Maresca to anarchist activity and potential harm to President McKinley.
A wagon train crew traveling near Palm Beach was struck by a freight train on the Verkianmen railroad early Friday. Three men were killed as they camped near the Pevisiemieu creek. deaths of infants from excessive ent were reported to the war office. The hot day exacerbated conditions, with brakes and records showing high readings for the year. The incident spurred a fresh emphasis on railroad safety and infant mortality statistics.
Wisconsin dispatches report a Genoa prospector Louis Monti hinting at gold in a Mississippi region near La Crosse, selling quarts with oil soil and copper. Centenarian Phoebe Moulton of La Crosse celebrated her 100th birthday, recalling youth in Kentucky and meeting Lafayette. News items cover weather crops, bruising lightning rod swindles, a Fond du Lac elder claiming 228 years, and local accidents and transport collisions.
Milwau kee resident Ondge Alvin Brazee paralyzed while fishing at Clear Lake. Kenosha sitcon owner Henry N. Beck died after gas explosion injuries. Fox Lake adopts free delivery. Green Bay man Philip Van der Linden, 80, hanged himself, claiming insanity. Tanegviile theft probe reports youths aged nine to eighteen. Portage County Agricultural association sets thirty first fall rally at Amherst on September 11. Agnes Tieeche granted divorce from Dre C. C. Beebe in circuit court. Fifde district Democrats nominate Charles J. Weise for congress. Milwaukee fabled railway project men begin branch line work Nashotah to Es-Mayne Wiesing council cites spree risk. Janesville and Southeastern railroad job follows. William Waghtart McLeod, veteran, killed near Marchotville. Walter Stewart arrested near Minscaposis, Minn., on way to prison term.
A fragmented newspaper snippet presents a mix of ad copy and brief quips. It touts a horse named Mostetter's S, claims remedies for dyspepsia and foot ailments, and promotes products like Lane's Family Medicine and Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It also includes humorous lines and legacy quotes about science, credit, and politics from various periodicals.
A compact note discusses reducing friction by summarizing the It Bysten transcript. It highlights a cautious approach to minimize resistance and improve understanding. The piece emphasizes efficiency and clarity in presenting the content.
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a safe aid for women’s health. It claims the product preserves figure and facial freshness through natural crises, citing letters from readers as proof.
An advertising piece urges readers to consider Nebraska as a land of abundant grain fruit cattle and cheap land. It promotes two booklets The Corn Belt and The West Nebraska Grazing Country along with cheap train excursion tickets on the P and Eustis route, inviting inquiries via the general passenger agent and rail offices.
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