New York Gunner's Odd Claim On Health Fad Cited
A fragment mentions emulsion and women claiming blood richer content for nourishment. It references a gunner and Pequesl a in New York, but details are unclear and context fragmentary.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1904
Page
6
A fragment mentions emulsion and women claiming blood richer content for nourishment. It references a gunner and Pequesl a in New York, but details are unclear and context fragmentary.
The deteriorating account describes back pain and urinary issues disrupting sleep and mobility. Mentions remedies, medical devices, and local shop purchases with sparse references to people and places, reflecting a rough OCR fragment of a personal distressing scene.
Weekly notes on antiseptic zeal in surgery shows a doctor performing an operation with a toe to press a button. New York circles promote the Circle of Divine Ministry, arguing thoughts banish evil. A Brooklyn man proclaims grass diet cures and offers lecture work. Early New York windmill signals reveal a primitive wireless telegraph across Manhattan.
Wilkesbarre Pa Oct 29 Thousands of mine workers in the Wyoming valleys observed John Mitchel Day with a mammoth parade. More than 150 locals attended from Pittsburg Scranton Plymouth and other points. The parade was directed by John T Dempsey of Beranton. Kew Knox hats.
Customer option to trade up for a higher quality fur than current malt or coat. pay the difference. All alterations free this week.
A local retailer advertises a weekly sale offering free waist with skirts at various price points. Purchases of ten dollars or more include a two dollar waist free, while other price brackets list one to two dollar waist adds and alterations at no charge. The ad emphasizes free alterations.
Fresh arrival of 150 dozen ladies petticoats in black and colors. Well made and trimmed with fancy ruffles. This week prices range from 1.00 to 2.00 dollars, with regular prices about 20 percent higher.
October sale advertises 200 yards of all wool waistings with stripe in pink cream tan and red. Regular prices inconsistently listed then reduced to a sale price. Also 160 yards of 66 inch wool goods in gray brown blue and green offered at reduced values for autumn.
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