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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1898
Page
6
Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment promises to cure blind bleeding ulcerated and itching piles with instant relief. It is described as a poultice absorbing tumors and easing itching. Sold by druggists, mailed at 50 cents or one dollar per box, by Williams Mfg Co Cleveland Ohio. Foster & Callison list sellers.
Passengers arriving in Chicago can reach any city area via the Union Elevated Loop with a train every minute. The Great Rock Island Route advertises a new five color birds eye view of Chicago and the Loop and Ederated System, available for a 2 cent stamp from John Subastian P. A. Chicago.
An article cites Americans in London noting the scarcity of all night dining. A Paris to London traveler endured hunger after midnight, trying hotels, clubs, and a cabman before finding a green Piccadilly cab stand with steak and tea. Ralph explains London habits favor home life, contrasting with American cities.
A review extols Annie Fields edited Life and Letters of Harriet Beecher Stowe as a fitting successor to Uncle Tom’s Cabin. It lauds Stowe’s courage and devotion as a mother and writer, urging today’s women to read of her unselfish life and perseverance amid domestic duties. The piece also includes a brief, curious digression on oath rituals among Assam Nagas and various Indian tribes.
The law office of KE J Salmon announces relocation to Gorre Block over Winn Carrier's dry goods store. Leh.
James S and Evans in Chicago Times Herald recount a curious posthumous controversy after General Grant's death. Colonel Alexander G. Horn and J. J. Shannon faced political pressure over a fierce Meridian Mercury editorial blaming Grant. Horn’s letter to General Logan, and a street duel near-miss, shaped Senate and local reactions as Shannon pursued postmaster positions.
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