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Newspaper

Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1901

Page

3

Shocking Calamity and Potent Cures Mentioned in Ad

A Williford Ark doctor touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve for a railroad laborer severely injured his foot. The ad lists multiple travel and medical offers, featuring Nickel Plate Road tickets, Pan-American routes, and Electric Bitters claims, with various prices and dates, alongside local goods and services from Westbrook Geise and others.

A. Kellett Williford, Ark Bucklen Westbrook & Geise Buffalo

Choate’s persuasive eloquence and Smith’s whisky anecdote

The piece recalls Rufus Choate admired for restraint and fluency, likening his voice to a sweet flute and noting his silent power over juries. It also recounts F Hopkinson Smith’s lecturer mishap in a temperance setting, where a cold hostess provides whisky to calm him before his reading.

Hopkinson Smith F. Hopkinson Smith Women’s Christian Temperance Union Smith

Clockwork marvels and magnetic swan automaton clock

A London paper describes an elite clock collection led by a Rothschild timepiece dating to Louis XVI. It details a water basin swan whose “dial” is a floating iron figure guided by a magnet, a springless tower clock driven by falling balls, and a system where balls move between receptacles to advance the gear.

Rothschilt Lews XVI London Gols Perny

Supreme Court Power Framed by Election Returns

In this critique, Dooley and Rooley discuss the Supreme Court as a powerful yet fallible body. The article notes justices serve for life and can strike down laws, while politicians and public opinion shift with elections. It cites postwar cases on Porto Rico and criticizes judicial independence in political terms.

United States Supreme Court House of Representatives Senate Supreme Court Congress United States Justice Shiras Justice Brown Insular Justice White Murt Porto Rico Porto Ki Id Los Portsico Fuller Harlan, Brewer and Peckham Gray Brown United States Senate Rooley Mr. Hennessy Dooley

Beef and chili pepper fricasse mixed with onions and lard

A dated kitchen prep instruction describes cutting beef and onions, soaking chilis, frying with lard and bacon, browning the meat, simmering with mashed tomatoes and pepper soaking water, then thickening the sauce. The notice closes with assorted classified ads for rent signs, candy stock, bakery items, wedding stationery, building lots, and a house with land in Newton.

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