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Newspaper
Oak Park Vindicator
Location
Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1901
Page
10
The article lists ingredients for mince meat including beet west two moist agar citron candied lemon peel orange peel nutmeg apples lemon rind juice brandy and raisins. It describes preparing fruit and beef suet cutting mincing mixing and packing into a jar, to mature for use in a short time.
Miss Anna P Nichols recounts a druggist offered to cure rheumatism for five dollars using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She paid five dollars and took ten boxes, noting immediate relief and a clean recovery within two years. The letter stresses pills cost 50 cents a box, six for 2.50, and urges purchase from local dealers or Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
A compact discussion explains in re and ultra vires meanings and usage. It notes emeralds found in Arizona and North Carolina as small specimens. A proverb asserts that criticizing others reveals fault in oneself.
A statue at Camp and Prytania Streets memorializes Margaret Haughey known as the orphans friend. The illiterate but generous woman built a milk route and bake shop to fund charities, feeding yellow fever victims and sheltering families. She bequeathed a substantial fortune to New Orleans charities without sectarian conditions.
The Independent reports Harpocration’s account via M De Mily noting the temple tower’s renovation in Nebuchadnezzar’s era, its distance from Ctesiphon, a seven story structure rising sixty seven meters, and a seven day division. The ascent totaled 3865 steps with 800 silver and 65 gold steps.
The Midland Railway of England has purchased four Pullman sleeping cars. The cars were sent in sections and reassembled at the works. One section contains five staterooms with beds and washstands, while the other converts to sleeping space at night. A smoking saloon and buffet are attached with a $1.35 saloon charge.
A fisherman off Lowes tor reeled in a rare amber piece weighing 11 pounds 14 ounces. The unique specimen, described as the finest amber, fetched a price of 187 dollars and 50 cents at sale.
The Brooklyn navy yard honors a cat named Tom and Minnie as part of the naval forces. Cats are fed by workers and kept to hunt rats, saving the government money by protecting sheds and stores. Eight years ago the yard faced rampant rats until the first cat arrived. The yard now has more cats than rats, with Minnie praised as the best ratter and Tom described as a large black cat.
KR Cutlar and E McClarnon recount a Marin county lightning event while hunting near Kent station. Both shotguns were split the barrels ruined yet neither charge fired. both men escaped unharmed, crediting rain protection with touching only the wooden stocks.
The Cape of Good Hope was found by Diaz six years before Columbus. In the 1600s the Dutch East India Company established a settlement at Table Mountain. Early settlers included French Huguenots, Dutch Protestants, and German Lutherans whose migration north led to the veldt pastoral life shaping Boer character.
Tea entered Russia in 1638 and now averages nearly one pound per person annually. Russia spends about 88 million dollars on tea, 268 million on tea and sugar, and 960 million on brandy beer and wine each year, with a quarter of state revenues tied to these goods. Tea consumption is rising relative to alcohol, a trend to be welcomed.
A Washington States Senator and doctors promote Peruna as a cure for catarrh and related winter illnesses. Ed J Makinson of St Paul testifies to health gains after four bottles, while attorney B J Kirkhoff and others share relief from catarrh and sinus issues. The ad urges readers to obtain Peruna from drugstores and seek Hartman guidance if needed.
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