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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1902
Page
8
A testimonial from Lydia E Pinkham’s product user at 3248 Indiana Ave reports relief from postnatal discomfort and restored health after four months on the remedy. The letter promises free counsel and seeks potential purchasers to contact Mrs Pinkham for guidance.
Des Moines March 10 The legislature votes 62 to 26 against establishing a state normal school at Knoxville signaling a shift away from further normal school propositions for years to come. Bills on insurance policy methods, a state insurance department, trolley tax for interurban lines, and railroad assessments also move through. Gov Cummins is set to announce appointments while measures on indigent children and salary levels for judges dominate debate.
The Detroit Free Press notes many Michigan regions yield remains from extinct fauna. Beavers once inhabited the state, elk and moose vanished with only scattered antlers and bones found in bogs, wetlands, and drained marshes. Kalamazoo area yields the most elk antler fragments. many mastodon and mammoth bones also surface across various counties. A caribou was found in 1899 on Bois Blanc Island, likely a migrant from Canada.
AWashington editorial argues against spelling reform proposed by educators. The piece cites a National Educational Association vote and questions the reform's impact on the English language, press, and 76 million US readers, urging defense of traditional orthography.
A health note argues catarrh affects more than the nose and throat, warning that winter and summer climates expose all body parts to its influence. It cites widespread ailments linked to catarrh and features a patient experience from Mr A C Lockhart of Rochester New York describing long standing digestive issues attributed to catarrh and Peruna.
A report notes demand for guttapercha far exceeds supply, science discusses an aluminum bronze, Dr A Berger of Sorbonne proposes an international monument for Lieut Matthew F Maury pioneer of meteorology and hydrography, and Utica teacher Prof Sydney Covey dies of typhoid after drinking sterilized water from a contaminated well.
Mrs Sarah A Shrode of Stendal Indiana reports severe kidney and bladder troubles improved after using Dodd’s Kidney Pills. She says nine boxes cured her completely and urges fellow women to try the remedy, claiming effectiveness for female weakness as well as bladder and kidney disease.
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