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Newspaper
North Judson News
Location
North Judson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1902
Page
7
A jumble of social gossip and odd notes from a midwest town describes a suitor boast about a dog and a teasing remark about De Rich, plus a update on Mr Catterson praising Dodd's Kidney Pills after his wife’s illness improves. The passage also includes miscellaneous quips about parties, a canvasback duck theft, spiritualism quips, and a remark on Gibraltar waters.
Mrs Roser writes to Mrs Pinsham about nearly two years of marriage without a child and ongoing female troubles. She describes painful menstruation and a recent period of relief after extensive suffering.
Police used clubs and revolvers to clear thousands of rioters and sympathizers blocking meat deliveries in downtown Chicago from Wabash to South Water Street. Bricks, missiles, and telegraph cars spooked crowds as officers formed squares to shield wagons and drivers amid the protests.
The Philippine government bill passes the Senate by 48 to 1 or party vote after seven weeks of debate. It approves executive control for a Philippine commission and civil governor, applies most US Bill of Rights except bearing arms and jury trial, and sets up municipal and provincial governments with eventual citizen protections. The Saengerfest aims to host its twentieth event in Baltimore the week of June 14, 1903.
While fording a stream in a buggy near Paris Arkansas Father Pauls drowned after heavy rains raised the water. His companion Father El mar escaped unharmed. Pauls had been connected with Subiacco Christian Brothers monastery for fifteen years located six miles from Paris.
W. B. Morgan, the sole survivor of the Fraterville mine explosion at Coal Creek Tennessee, was blown 1,460 feet to the mine mouth where he was found. He had been the only survivor in one prior disaster and suffered a shattered foot, a sprained back, and head injuries.
James J. Hill, president of the Great Northern Railway, urged a farm revival at the Illinois Manufacturers Association annual banquet in Chicago. He warned that lands without population become void and that irrigation and farm settlement are keys to commerce, noting farmers migrate to Canadian North West for cheap lands.
A portrait of Mrs. Medina Palma, wife of Cuba’s first president, detailing her modest upbringing in Central Valle and quiet life in New York. The piece notes she keeps a low profile, has six children, and her husband’s schooling career while she remains devoted to Cuba’s freedom.
A scattered 1911-style column jokes about Mount Pelee and Martinique hard times. It notes coal price quieting, Franco Russian ties, Boer and Cuban politics, Philippines debates, Kansas drought, and a Michigan man leaving 60000 for indignant women, whose heirs contest the will.
The weather bureau crop summary notes corn growth slow with frost damage in the Midwest and lower Missouri valleys. Winter wheat improves in the Upper Mississippi and Missouri regions, while spring wheat shows good progress. Fruit prospects are generally poor with uneven reports across Tennessee Kentucky and the middle Atlantic States.
Directors authorize President Shaughnessy to place 23,000,000 acres of Northwest land grants on the market this summer. The sale is expected to bring about 70,000,000 dollars into the company's treasury through the Metropolitan Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago.
An opinion piece argues swearing has become common and signals a decline in manners. It contrasts mild expletives with heated vulgarity and notes gendered expectations about speaking while suggesting contemporary behavior shows increased indifference and lack of decorum.
One fare plus one dollar for round trip with selling dates June 12 14 for Digenso to Boston and July 6 to 9 for Chicago to Portland. Also Chicago to Providence selling July 7 8 9. For limits timetables and details contact Geo W Vaux AG P and T A 185 Adams street Chicago Al.
Mr Nagens, literary editor of the Day tread, vows revenge and spoils Borus next novel by divulging its entire plot in a review. The Chicago Tribune reports the incident as a gaffe in sensational literary criticism.
Shake into your shoes with Allen's Foot Ease powder to soothe burning feet and ease new shoes. It claims to cure corns, bunions, swollen feet, foot trot and sweating. Available at druggists and shoe stores. Free sample offered.
A pithy quip notes that all people are eager to share views while lawyers reserve theirs. The remark contrasts popular chatter with professional restraint and hints at courtroom caution regarding public commentary.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is promoted as a constitutional cure priced at 75 cents. The ad repeats the claim and notes a broad topical audience. It mentions a religious demographic split with Buddhism at 420,000,000 adherents and Christians at 408,000,000.
An advertisement urges buyers to keep yellow clothes white with Red Cross Ball Blue sold by grocers in a 2 oz package for five cents. A separate note claims a ball player must stay on duty while off his base during the game.
A dated note extols Peruna as restoring vitality and strength, with Mrs Kate Taylor reporting rapid relief in convalescent cases. The advertorial mentions Dr Hartman offering treatment guidance for female catarrhal diseases and invites readers to contact the Peruna Medicine Co in Columbus Ohio.
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