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Newspaper
Oak Park Vindicator
Location
Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1901
Page
8
Emma Paul, 20, testifies in Criminal Court that she has never heard of God and has never attended church or Sunday school. She lives near Balti more Street close to Presbyterian and Jewish congregations and says she only knows her name and age.
Mrs Elizabeth P Madison of Polk City Iowa endured kidney trouble with bowels liver rheumatism for over a decade Treatments and medicines failed until Dodd's Kidney Pills produced rapid improvement and a full cure The case attracted local notice as the Pills are claimed to cure Brights Disease Diabetes and Dropsy previously deemed incurable
Greek poet Andreas Laskaratos, once banned by the archbishop of Kephalonia for The Secrets of Kephalonia, or Thoughts on the Family Religion and Politics, had the ban removed last year as he reached his ninetieth birthday. The work satirized superstitions and the priesthood.
Public health warning against mercury containing remedies notes dangers to smell and the system. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as a safe internal remedy. Advertises testimonials and druggists selling at 75 cents per bottle.
A collage of 1900 era ad lines and brief notes mentions Stockholm telephones, silk exports, dyes, infused oils, chestnut crops, patent medicines, and various promotional tips. It lists geographic facts about California and Texas, signals a mail order guide, and quotes a mix of testimonials and jokes reflecting period commerce and domestic life.
The Times notes a Turkish project to reopen Jerusalem's water supply from Solomon’s reservoirs. A 10 cent pipe will run from the sealed spring through the old conduit, with Mahammed Djevad Pasha backing the plan and possible water from Beeroth. The Virgin’s fountain and Hezekiah’s tunnel are also involved, amid a past attempt to blast the spring and a local bribe to restore flow.
A French scientist M Jourdain argues snails can appreciate music as they move on glass and produce tones like rubbing a wet finger on a tumbler. He claims snails are intelligent and avoid harm, and study of their motions suggests happiness from sound.
Long Island hosts large duck ranches producing up to 30 000 ducklings yearly for New York and nearby states. Other ranches in Pennsylvania and Virginia hold 6 000 to 12 000 capacity, all incubator hatched. Notable facilities include near Allentown and near Speonk, L I with geese supplied by many ranches. Squads raise themselves as pigeons require little attention. The World's Work October issue covers McKinley assassination and Pan American policy by Frederic Emory.
A regional piece notes western mining areas receive power from distant lines. It highlights Mrs. Austins Cereals as the top selling similar product. The line hints at a saying about a period at the end of a woman’s remarks.
A Denver woman describes relief from prolonged female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims four bottles cured her and boosted health enabling stronger work and duties. The letter includes a note disputing testimonials as potentially fictitious and urges readers to obtain a bottle and write for guidance.
A remark notes some men clash over life paths due to conflicting advice from various guide books. The comment suggests simpler, steadier guidance might help navigate the journey of life.
A historical notice reports that street car accidents in St Louis resulted in eighty one fatalities during the previous year.
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