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Newspaper
Oak Park Vindicator
Location
Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1900
Page
5
A poem from New York Independent reflects on brotherhood between Dust and Wind as they wander the earth. The speaker bids farewell to separation and imagines reuniting with a mother earth and a divine life force. The verse contemplates birth, travel, and the eternal journey beyond.
Peter McCall encounters a mother bear and cubs while hunting on a cliff ledge in Texas. After hours of fierce defense using a hoe and with dogs trapped on the river bank, Peter drives the bear off the ledge and toward the river, while the dogs and he survive. The next day they find the den abandoned as the bear leads her cubs away, and Peter opts not to pursue further vengeance.
A Paris court case features a popular actress as a witness and a judge who avoids asking her age after she hesitates. Before swearing, the judge asks quietly “How old are ye, madam?” and she declares she is twenty nine. The judge then proceeds with the oath, citing the age revelation.
The piece paints Nagasaki as a key coaling hub in the Orient with Penberg Island looming above a bustling harbor. It notes sampans, Buddhist temples, and the Nippon Maru in action while highlighting Japanese labor, religion, and the interplay with American shipyards and Pacific routes.
The article describes Herbert Garland of England patenting an automatic bicycle lubricator using a graphite stick and brush. It also explains an inverted house exhibit at the Paris exposition by Adolph Kotin of London with mirrors creating an illusion of furniture misplacement. A Swiss debate considers female factory inspectors.
A historic medical note describes how a weakened mucous membrane can allow disease to take hold in any organ including lungs head throat stomach or bowels. The text attributes the onset to a single underlying cause.
An advertisement claims catarrh irritates the nasal lining raising winter illnesses like pneumonia and grip. It argues Pe-ru-na as the sole cure reaching the right place to heal the system, warning against other diagnoses and promising long-term relief.
General Diaz comments after learning of his re election as Mexico's president. He states his age and capabilities do not qualify him to continue ruling and vows to serve his country’s needs in his remaining years if required.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a universal remedy from headache to cancer, promising restoration of health by balancing the bowels. It asserts quick, painless natural movements and a ten cent starter price, warning to beware of imitation products.
A нового spool design uses stiff paper to form a tubular core with folded ends and outward ears. Allen's Foot-Base promises relief for swollen feet, corns, and ingrown nails with a 25 cent price and free trial by mail. Maple City Soap claims superior cleaning power versus resin-filled soaps sold by grocers. There is a general note on urgency in safeguarding American lives.
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