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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1899

Page

8

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Health Cure

Advert claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures blood troubles and builds up the system like sunshine for nature. Contains testimonials from Susie E. Brown and N. B. Stevey praising relief from dyspepsia catarrh rheumatism and more. Mentions Hood's Pile Cure as a non irritating cathartic used with the sarsaparilla.

Hood Susie E. Brown Astor Hill Lynn Mass N. B. Stevey Denver Col

Notable Political and Personal Anecdotes of Public Figures

Senator N B Scott of West Virginia rose from apprentice to manager then president of a glass company over 12 years. President Krueger showed unusual pain tolerance by pulling a tooth himself in the night. Cornelius Bliss says he is done with politics and sues no governor bid, while Senator Hoar dislikes being treated as old. Capitol employees note his sensitivity to aging.

N. B. Scott West Virginia Krueger Cornelius Bliss Interior New York Hoar Capitol Massachusetts

Fashion Notes From Jewelers Weekly

The article highlights green glassware with silver tracings, a pink enameled friendship heart studded with emeralds, ivory watch cases with silver mountings, and chamois-lined interiors. Sterling match safes mimic pennants in college colors, nautical designs appeal to sportsmen with fly bait and dog imagery, and umbrella handles feature multiple compartments for small items. A Town Topics quip about breaking routines ends the note.

Sergeant Buck Taylor Praises Peruna Cure

A letter from Sergeant Buck Taylor, a Rough Rider and Roosevelt ally, extols Peruna as the best catarrh remedy. He notes winter delays in healing and urges readers to seek treatment, offering a free book “Facts and Faces” from The Peruna Drug Mfg Co in Columbus Ohio.

Buck Taylor Roosevelt New York Upper New York State Earth Buck F. Taylor Peruna M’f’g Co Columbus

Fire as a Friendly Helper in Winter

A nostalgic verse by Laura E. Richards from St. Nicholas celebrates the home hearth. The speaker personifies a cheerful fire that warms children and lights the room, inviting warmth and coziness amid winter winds and snow.

Laura E. Richards St. Nicholas

Burros of the Rocky Mountains A Plodding Load Bearers

The Detroit Free Press notes mountain burros as patient, faithful beasts crucial to mining regions. They bear heavy freight, travel slowly, endure harsh trails, and rarely speed up. They fight among themselves then return to their calm, laborious pace, aiding mining and supply tasks.

Rocky Mountains Detroit Free Press

Arctic Wolf Dogs Pack From James Bay To Alaska

A Chicago Record tale describes huskies from Hudson Bay shipped toward Alaska during Klondike times. The dogs endure extreme cold yet wilt in heat, feed on short rations, and display ferocious wolf like behavior while remaining generally non aggressive to humans.

Pacific Coast Alaska Hudson’s Bay Klondike Hudson’s Bay Region Lake Superior James’ Bay Chicago

Tallow Candles as Medicine in France Traditions

The piece describes French peasant medical practices relying on wine, honey, pepper, and tallow candles for illnesses, along with a belief that certain rituals ease grief such as burying a child with a toy or hair.

France

Dog Responds to Voice on Telephone in Telegraph Report

A frightened lady passenger reported her lost poodle left on a Redhill platform. Railway staff traced the dog to Reigate police station and connected the dog to its mistress by telephone. The dog barked in recognition and seemed eager to reach the woman.

Daily Telegraph Redhill Reigate

O'Toole Returns to Health Amid Black-Lined Morning

The New York Journal reports Mrs. O'Toole has recovered and is seen with a pair of black attire this morning. Mrs. Clancy notes the improvement while Mrs. O'Toole gestures toward enhanced well being.

Clancy

Senator Hoar Shuns Age Related Attention on Street Car

The piece notes Senator Hoar dislikes any display of deference due to his age. It recalls him securing the discharge of a polite streetcar conductor who helped him aboard, a lesson observed by carmen and Capitol employees who avoid the danger line.

Hoar Jesson Capitol

Short Girls and Matrimony Claim Height Affects Marriage Prospects

A proverb from a periodical notes that shorter young women are thought to have better chances of marriage than taller sisters and suggests shorter stature equates to better wife material.

Railroad Across the English Channel Plan Stirring Debate

In a newspaper fragment a plan to link England and France by a submerged rail bed is discussed with engineers claiming a movable track could rise above water. The piece also mentions Hoarstern Bitters and a humorous museum anecdote, attributed to a visiting correspondent.

English Channel France Hoatetter

Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Cure for Catarrh

Frank J. Cheney senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears to pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The remedy is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Sent for testimonials. sold by druggists for 75 cents.

City of Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Eaid Hall A. D A. W. Gleason Tall FI. J, Cheney & CO

Distillery Allegedly Idle on Water Provokes Debate

A controversial remark quoted in the Indianapolis Journal shows a matah calling distilled water poison and arguing interference with nature. The colonel agrees, noting the distillery never intended to idle its time away on water.

Natuah Nevah Sah Indianapolis Journal

Free Allen's Foot-Ease Sample Promotion

An advertisement offers a free sample of Allen's Foot-Ease from Allen 8. Olmsted Le Roy New York claiming it cures chilblains sweating damp swollen feet and makes tight shoes easier It also markets relief for corns bunions and ingrowing nails and notes the product sells at 20 cents in all druggists and shoe stores.

Allen Olmsted le Roy N. Y

Coughing Leads to Consumption Ad for Kemp's Balsam

An old advertisement promises Kemp's Balsam will stop a cough at once. It urges readers to visit a druggist, offering a free sample bottle and noting large bottles priced at 25 and 50 cents.

Kemp

Pa jokes on ham as a label for bad actors

A comic exchange from the Catholic Standard and Times explains why a bad actor is called a ham. The father suggests the term derives from being served with eggs, a playful culinary pun tied to performance flair.

Willie

Lot of Advertisements and Epigrams Across Newspapers

A collage of quick ad lines and quotes from 19th century papers touting medicines like St Jacobs Oil and Laxative Bromo Quinine, plus aphorisms and jokes about honesty, worth, and manners. Includes sales pitches for Plant Line ships Tampa to Havana and a Chicago physician advertisement.

Port Tampa Havana L. A. Bell Clark Street Chicago

Grain-O Evening Beverage Offers Coffee Alternative

Grain-O lets you drink at night without harming sleep. It tastes like coffee yet does not stimulate and nourishes the body. Suitable for nervous people, youngsters, and children. Made from pure grains and sold by grocers for 15 or 25 cents.

Our Industries Embrace Cuban Tobacco Production

Detroit reporting notes that Our Industries appears to be ready to adopt Cuban tobacco practices with early production already underway in Cuba. The statement suggests growing integration of Cuban tobacco into broader industrial use.

Cuba Detroit Journal

Crescent Hotel Opens in Eureka Springs Ozarks

Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs Arkansas announces opening on February 23 in the Ozark mountains. It promotes delightful climate scenic beauty and unequaled medicinal waters with cheap excursion rates and through sleepers via the Frisco Line. Manager J O Plank. contact Arcade Century Building St Louis Office No 101 N Broadway St Louis Mo.

Crescent Hotel Hureka Springs Arkansas Ozark Mountains Frisco Plank Arcade Century Building N. Broadway St. Louis

Poker Phrase From Philadelphia North American

A Philadelphia North American line jokes about an heir’s lack of inheritance. The quip notes the aunt left nothing and mocks the recipient’s penniless condition with a punchy back and forth. The piece reflects light social commentary on wealth and expectations.

Philadelphia

Osarka Osarka book on Ozark fruit belt via mail offer

An attractive book titled Among the Osarka The Land of Big Red Apples highlights South Missouri scenery and fruit-raising in the Ozarks. It appeals to farmers home-seekers and Eraitprowars, and is to be mailed free by J E Lockwood General Agent in Kansas City Missouri.

California Fig Syrup Company Osarka Missouri America Ozarks J. E. Lockwood Gen. Poss Kansas City

Paternal Finesse Excerpted From Chicago Daily Record

A brief quote portrays a father anxious about his son pursuing an "exhaustive course in political economy" to justify steering him away from the family business. The exchange hints at parental control and social ambitions in a historical Chicago context.

Chicago Daily Record

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