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Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1901

Page

6

Belva Lockwood Endorses Peruna and Catarrh Claims

In a letter to The Peruna Medicine Company Belva A Lockwood praises Peruna for herself and her mother noting relief from cold catarrh hay fever and fatigue She cites Dr Hartman in urging women to recognize catarrh as potentially affecting any organ and offers free advice from The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.

Belva Lockwood Washington, D. C United States America Peruna Medicine Company Hannah J. Bennet Belva A. Lockwood Hartman Dr. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio

Louisville and Nashville Inaugurates Chicago and Florida Limited

The Chicago and Florida Limited, a daily solid train with dining car service, travels from Chicago to Jacksonville and St Augustine via Evansville Nashville Birmingham and Montgomery Plant System to Jacksonville and Florida East Coast to St Augustine arriving 7 30 p m next day. An annex sleeper runs from St Louis at 2 15 p m. inquiries to C L Stone General Passenger Agent Louisville and Nashville R R Louisville Ky.

Louisville & Nashville R. R Chicago & Florida Limited Chicago Thomasville Jacksonville St. Augustine Fla Chicago & Eastern Illinois Evansville Nashville Birmingham Montgomery Florida St. Louis C. L. Stone Louisville

Through Trains Chicago to St Augustine Big Four

Solid vestibuled trains run from Chicago to St Augustine every Wednesday and Saturday with no passenger or baggage changes. First train leaves Chicago Central Station at 1:00 PM on January 16 1901 and arrives St Augustine at 8:30 PM. Through dining cars Pullman sleepers observation cars and cars. For details contact local agent or J C Tucker General Northern Agent Big Four Route Chicago.

Chicago Florida &Pedal St. Augustine Central Station 12Th St Park Row J. C. Tucker Big Four

Exports of American Corn Rise Sharply Since 1895

American exports of corn average 173 million bushels annually since 1895, up 254 percent from the prior five years, signaling a strong growth in agricultural shipments abroad.

Maple City Soap Claims Safe for Woolen Fabrics

A quirky claim from Maple City Self Washing Soap asserts that it shrinks neither wool nor fine fabrics. The piece notes a humorous question from Colorado about a rattlesnake entering its hole backwards, ending with a dismissive Boston Transcript aside.

Maple City Colorado Boston Transcript

Low Rate One-Way Tickets To West Coast And Montana

On February 12 and weekly through April 30 the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway offers one-way second-class tickets at 25 to Montana, 30 to North Pacific coast, and 30 to California. Tickets valid on all trains with choices of six routes via St Paul and three via Missouri River. Route includes Pioneer Limited and U S Government Fast Mail Trains. Tickets sold by all agents. for information contact F A Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.

Northwest Chicago, Milwaukee & St Missouri River Pioneer U.S Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul F. A. Miller Old Colony Building Chicago

Washington Excursion at One Fare Round Trip

Account of the inauguration Big Four Chesapeake and Ohio Route sells tickets for a single fare round trip from Washington valid March 1 2 and 8 good to depart Washington by March 8 address J C Tucker General Agent 284 Clark Street Chicago

Washington J. C. Tucker Clark Street Chicago

Origin of the Plantagenet name and its heraldic sprig

The article explains that York and Lancaster were titles while Plantagenet was a family name. It cites Mortimer, a knight, who wore a broom sprig plantagenesta on his helmet to illustrate how surnames originated in history.

Plantagenet York and Lancaster Mortimer

What Do the Children Drink and Free School Travel

An article discusses a new beverage named G and promotes it as tasty and nourishing for children. It notes free education in New Zealand and government railway transport for students. It also mentions pawnbrokers and their profits tied to interest.

Nouris Costa Abotta Crnie New Zealand

Tableaux for Washington's Birthday Impromptu burlesque sequence

The article outlines makeshift tableaux for Washington's Birthday using minimal props and improvised stages. It details multiple scenes from infancy to the inaugural, with humorous, stage-ready cues and costumes suited to small rooms and folding doors.

Seer tt it one WF Grove's signsvare on the Vox

A garbled ad filled page lists medicines and products with mixed claims. It cites Dr. Kilne's nerve restorer, Carter's ink, White's Yucatan soap, Paxaan's ham, and other items, typical of late 19th century patent medicines and household goods.

Grove

Genalliest of Railways Toy Line Built at Brentwood Annex

A miniature railway replica of the London and Northwestern line has been built by Perry H. Leigh in an annex at Brentwood Worgley near Manchester Haigland. The toy track spans a room ninety by thirty feet and sits on trestles three feet high, mirroring full size equipment in every detail.

Perry H. Leigh Brentwood Worgley Manchester Haigland London and Northwestern Railway

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy

An advertisement asserts catarrh is a constitutional disease cured by internal remedies, not local applications. It claims Hall's Catarrh Cure acts on blood and mucous surfaces and comes from J Cheney & Co of Toledo, with testimonials available and mock endorsements.

Hall Cheney & CO Toledo

Partisanship Row In Canadian Militia Chief

Major General O Grady Haly facing a partisan backlash after declining to lead a political band at a Quebec meeting. Canadian press criticizes him for acting against party interests amid his command of the militia. Lane’s Family Medicine touts vowel shifts and liver kidney benefits at 25 and 50 cents.

O’grady Haly London Canada Dominion Quebec

Megaphone Uses and Range Revealed

The article argues megaphones are practical tools not foolish devices. It notes that on open water shore or countryside a speaker can be heard clearly for over a mile, and a loud call can travel at least two miles with this instrument.

Remedy for the Grippe Promoted by Kemp's Balsam

Physicians recommend Kemp's Balsam for grippe sufferers focusing on throat and lungs. Act now to have a bottle ready for immediate use to prevent pneumonia by keeping cough loose and lungs clear of inflammation. Available from all druggists in 250 and 500 sizes.

Armament of Queen and Prince of Wales Ships Revealed

The new British battleships Queen and Prince of Wales will carry very powerful armament. Each gun set costs £75,000 and the ships total cost when ready for the pennant will be £1,000,000 each. Montreal Herald and Star.

Queen Prince of Wales Montreal Herald and Star

Care of the Baby by Eliza R Parker

Advice article urges daily warm water baths with Ivory Soap to keep a baby's skin clean and healthy. It also recommends a well aired nursery, clean clothing washed with Ivory Soap and dried in the sun.

Eliza R. Parker

Disappearing toe cited as comforting streetside note

A Washington Star quotation mocks a medical journal claim that a man's little toe is disappearing. The remark jokes that less to tread on will ease walking in crowded streetcars.

Washington Star

The Great Herb Cure and Welsh Guards Movement

The text promotes Garfield Tea as a cure all for digestive issues and blood purification. It notes Welsh papers pushing for a Welsh guards regiment akin to the Irish guards, signaling a planned military unit formation.

Welsh Guards Irish Guards

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