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Newspaper
Nelson Daily Miner
Location
Nelson, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 25, 1901
Page
2
Fragmentary text lists subscription rates and offices for The Nelson Miner. It mentions a London office at 145 Fleet Street and a Spokane Washington Agent at 521 First Avenue, with references to the Central Press Agency and authorized agents.
The article notes rising shipments in Slocan and Slocan City with Payne mine planning a 100 ton per day concentrator and an electric water power plant. Rail extension into Lardeau, new smelter in East Kootenay, and renewed activity in Nelson, Rossland, and Boundary camps suggest stronger ore traffic and growing prosperity for the region through the coming year.
A despatch from St Petersburg reports Count Tolstoy's serious illness and bold, radical views on marriage. The Russian author argues marriage is anti Christian and advocates celibacy while urging women to become Christian co workers. The piece links his philosophy to Hamlet and warns his ideas threaten social norms and procreation.
Washington dispatch reports Congress will be asked to appropriate $100,000 to pay physicians who attended President McKinley after his assassination. The doctors sustained their service for about one week and ten hours, a sum noted as substantial pay for medical professionals.
A 1901 letter from the Congregation Bnai Israel rabbi in New York praises Asthmalene as an excellent asthma and hay fever remedy. Testimonials claim long asthma struggles relieved after trial and full bottles purchased, with offer of a free trial bottle by mail.
Medicos treat a wounded president amid claims tied to Ezekiel inspired designs while a new air ship concept by Rev H Cannon of Texas draws interest. The piece stacks railway records and a Green's Flower patent remedy pitch with marketing from W F Teetzel Co and a baking powder promotion.
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