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Newspaper
Moulton Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1900
Page
6
A collage of old advertising lines and aphorisms selling tonics, soaps, remedies, and gadgets. Claims range from health cures and foot powders to whitening blues and cough syrups. Includes quips about secret sharing, fashion, and moral anecdotes, all in a dated promotional voice.
An advertising piece extols American industriousness and the vast working world. It argues most people labor for daily bread or to protect wealth and inheritance, then promotes Dr Greene's Nervara as a tonic strengthening nerves and blood to resist illness and support sustained work and health.
Senator Cushman Kellogg Davis chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee died at his home in St Paul after a two month illness. He had suffered kidney failure and related complications, was unconscious for hours, and passed away at 6:48 PM. Davis, elected in 1887, led pensions and territories fights and chaired foreign relations during his later years, also serving as a Paris peace commissioner and being repeatedly re elected. He had been a prominent Minnesota and national figure, with his death shocking friends and colleagues alike.
In London a sharp report about Aguinaldo plans being made in Europe sparked talk of a new Filipino campaign. An Associated Press source says Aguinaldo will remain in Paris to monitor events as 10,000 rifles were smuggled into Manila last month. The note confirms ongoing Filipino resources and the 3,000 Spanish prisoners still being fed.
Washington reports the state department orders United States Consul Gunmore at Tangiers to sail on a man of war to Mazagan for a fresh US indemnity claim over the murder of Marcus Evaquin, a naturalized American citizen, with the Kentucky likely to be recalled for the voyage to Fez.
Nov 20 Paris reports the Seine general council unanimously resolution urging the French government to take the initiative for arbitration of the issues between Great Britain and the Boers. Paris Nov 30 deputies vote sympathy for Conger. New York Nov 27 Conger likely to return to the United States amid tensions with the administration over anti radical measures.
An old advertisement extols catarrh as a pervasive disease affecting all ages and organs, describing its symptoms and claiming Peruna as a cure. It positions Peruna as essential in drugstores and offers a free guide on prevention and cure from The Peruna Medicine Co. Columbus, Ohio.
A humorous item notes that a groom never appears as radiant on his wedding trip as the bride because he bears the financial burden of bills. The quip underscores money worries diminishing postnups glow.
An OCR fragment bundles medical cure pitches with a 19th century patent remedy style. The text touts Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills, cites testimonials, and lists Toledo druggists. It also intermingles unrelated moral statements and product claims, creating a collage of era advertising.
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