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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1901
Page
8
A pamphlet styled appeal urges mothers of large families to seek free advice from Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts. It claims the herbal remedy helps with menstruation and fatigue enabling a mother to perform household work for eight. Testimonial from Mrs Carriz Belleville Ludington Michigan endorses the product and its benefits.
Six mosquito species inhabit New England while Great Lakes fry releases reach 37,838,000. Huxley defines science as trained common sense. An Austrian proposal favors polar submarine approaches. A near 9 foot eel weighed 148 pounds found at Snettisham. The London Lancet notes coloring of canned tomatoes. Earth’s equatorial diameter differs by 3,048 feet, showing polar flattening and midsection squeeze. Philadelphia health board debates compulsory consumption case registration.
Council Bluffs Iowa special report notes Officer Swanson a long time resident and Danish Brotherhood leader who suffered kidney and liver trouble. He credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with his complete recovery after two months of treatment and praises their widespread Iowa use.
A broad, non sectional vote shows 36 of 45 states supported the salt resuscitation measure with Kentucky Maryland the Carolinas Alabama and Mississippi among supporters California and Oregon providing votes. The piece argues for expanding military strength and a strong money standard while noting political maneuvering around silver and gold.
The Chicago Tribune recalls Charley Towne of Minnesota as a gifted yet volatile orator who roused crowds with antiwar fury over Manila and the Philippine commission. He is portrayed as a zealous, outspoken critic of the white house policy and expansionism, a flamboyant figure from Duluth the Zenith City.
Republicans press to pass a silver to gold parity measure before the term ends with House coinage committee reporting favorably on E J Hill’s bill. Democrats oppose, Bryan’s view anticipated. president and treasury secretary favor enactment. Also a note on Hostetters Stomach Bitters and a cartoonish quip from the Baltimore American.
A compilation notes Democratic rifts over silver coinage and ships subsidies. Commentary from the Detroit Free Press Philadelphia Press Indianapolis Journal and others highlight internal party divisions, ship subsidy issues, and banks' improving clearings signaling potential national gains.
Grocers promote GRAIN-O as a coffee substitute made from pure grains with a mocha like color. It claims to be safe for children and adults, easy on the stomach, and sold at 5c and 25c per package. Commentary notes poverty and labor in the Philadelphia Record.
An ad from the Washington Post promotes Kemp's Balsam claiming it stops coughing at once. It urges readers to visit their druggist for a free sample bottle and offers large bottles priced 25 and 50 cents. Delivers a warning against delay and obstinacy in seeking treatment.
Impressive blend of patent medicine claims and testimonials. An Hoxsie Buffalo notice touts Croup Cure for croup pneumonia diphtheria bronchitis and preventive powers. Also promotes White's Yucatan Gum and Laxative Bromo Quinine with brief quotes and editorial dings.
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