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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1901
Page
6
The notice outlines discounted yearly subscriptions to various papers and magazines with ahead payments, urging readers to compare rates. It includes examples like the New York Tribune and Des Moines publications. It also advertises medicines and travel rates, plus local real estate ads and a bedding-related health product promotion.
W J Yarham offers pump and wind mill repairs with fast service. Bores a well or drills a wind mill, 40 foot tower and geared mill priced at 40 dollars, 40 foot force pump 11 dollars 75 cents. New harness stock. Prices claimed to save money.
Deming parent C P M Holliday reports his eleven month old recovered quickly after four drops of Giamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in water during June and July. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are also recommended as mild relief, both sold by Wagley & Smead. The Record notes a shipment going out next week for any magazines brought in.
Train and timetable information for multiple divisions including Monore Newton Newton Des Moines Valley Iowa Central Grinnell and Chicago Great Western. Lists daily services frequencies and routes with times for going east and west and notes on exceptions. Includes No 2 4 6 5 1 express and freight trains, and branch lines with arrivals at Monroe Newton and Prairie City.
A collage of commentary from multiple papers critiques figures like Pat Sheedy and Mr Stead. It notes speculation on Wall Street, a New York doctor’s coffin patent, and schooling’s impact on girls. It closes by warning of forest loss and flood risks from spring rains.
A collection of editorials questions the Boer War cost figures and English budget impact. Critics argue the price per Boer and overall debt are staggering while noting Boers lack ships and credit yet resist conquest with costly resistance.
The article instructs beekeepers to ensure ample food for each colony and to secure a good laying queen. It notes drones can be reared out of season by stimulating the colony, their work is minimal, and if hives are daubed with propolis frames should be moved to a new hive. It warns that robbing indicates issues like queen loss and discusses drone management through feeding and queenless colonies.
The Jewelers Circular Weekly notes jeweled feathers as fashion motifs and introduces a flexible belt woven in bright silver with a gray silver buckle. Light green enamel with rose gold lorgnettes plus life size almond and walnut pendants in silver reflect popular costume accents containing a mirror powder puff or similar fitting.
The clipping cites reform-minded commentary from the Washington Star, notes Buffalo fair derricks repurposed to raise room and board prices per the Sioux City Journal, and mentions Chicago aiming to position itself as a leading bird study area with over 200 varieties observed beyond those in the common council chamber per the New York World.
Readable OCR fragment notes the census figure of 72 007 residents in a New York assembly district and mentions a small area under 100 acres. The text is garbled but indicates political or demographic data tied to a city attorney and local governance.
Fright and travel ads mingle with patient testimonials for Bucklen’s Arnica Salve treating sores and facial injuries. Included are claims of cures for diarrhea with Chamberlain’s remedy and a note on King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung ailments, with product availability and trial bottles.
Two good lute .it buildings three blocks from square on a paved street for sale. Will sell at a bargain if sold by first of November. Inquire at Recor office.
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