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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1901
Page
4
A prince frees a princess from a saintly armor of white wings and a gold heart. She discovers a living heart when a bold kiss breaks the winged spell, and their union reveals love beyond beauty. The world’s observer notes a gray tipped feather as proof of change.
Mrs. Wilkins reads advice on painting old furniture and persuades her husband to help. Their room becomes a chaos of white enamel, dripping and splattered, leaving them to sell the ruined set for five dollars and replace it with a new outfit. He jokes it was a put-up job and admits hiring help to finish the job.
A promotional call directs customers to Hutton's Pharmacy to obtain two free samples of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets described as an elegant physic and claimed to improve health. The message is terse and ends abruptly.
A short remedy noting ease of use and pleasant effects to boost hunger and improve digestion. Claims to support the stomach and bowels with simple intake and gentle action. The tone suggests a traditional patent remedy emphasis without medical claims.
A fragment notes a single bottle of Toad's Saran Parila claimed to refresh the tired pibod during an ordinary vacation.
The article details Japanese influence in Corea after the 1895 Shimonoseki treaty. It notes five percent of Seoul’s population is Japanese, growing settlements in Chemulpho and Fusan, railway and mining concessions, whaling rights, schooling, Buddhist missions, and a near full control of finances. Russia’s holdings are smaller and less influential, with limited concessions and no power to counter Japan.
Rev Dr Henry Collin Minton, chair of the Presbyterian creed revision committee, has served as moderator of the present general assembly and is a renowned theologian and educator. He chairs the revision committee from the seminary in San Anselmo and is noted across the nation, with ties to Pittsburgh and Washington county where he was born in 1855. He studied at Washington and Jefferson College, graduating in 1879, and his selection is widely supported by delegates. A Georgia exchange adds a humorous note about a dog retrieving a fish and coins from Durango waters.
Calibrated supplement advertised as sharpening appetite and restoring courage during summer season. Product named Take U Wood's Sar-Isaparila promoted for public consumption with bold health claims.
Fragmented ad shows items like Sweet and Sour Pickles per dozen and multiple soap brands with prices around 25 to 26 cents. The legible parts list labor saving soap Fairbanks Fairy Soap Hero Soap and Ark Soap with small quantities and uneven OCR.
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