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Newspaper
Potosi Journal
Location
Potosi, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1902
Page
3
A clipping notes a maxim about friendship by Indiaa polis News and cites N W Samuel from Ocean Grove New Jersey Feb 17 1000. It mentions Piso's Cure for Consumption as an infallible medicine for coughs and colds. The item presents a dated testimonial style common to period notices.
Woman writes of two years of constant pelvic pain following marriage. Doctor diagnosed uterine nerve issues and womb misalignment causing inflammation. Medical treatment prescribed begins to address chronic discomfort.
A damaged OCR poem fragment imagines a rose, winter, and spring. It reflects on beauty fading, stones rolled away, and a ceremonial voice promising an eternal love and answers to prayers amid a church scene. The text blends metaphorical imagery with archaic phrasing and unclear attributions.
A courtroom quip follows a critic named Jay Green-Young Blowby returning from college claiming half-back status for his football team. Abner Appledry counters that the critic may believe he is the whole thing, prompting a tongue in cheek judge’s remark about ego and talent.
A brief humor item notes a tailor and a clock gag. Washington clocks clockwork humor with a motto about no tick, using the line What do you mean No tick here as a pun. The item reflects light entertainment from Tit-Bits.
A fragmentary humor exchange mocks political campaigning and aging, with in-jokes about Uncle Henry and Birdie Hoppindyke. The garbled lines reference differing swears, marriage status, and Burdge, through a Chicago Tribune motif. The tone resembles a newspaper gag line from earlier era.
In Washington feedback on Mr Bryan shows younger Democrats seeking him out while older members doubt his leadership. The piece contrasts cordial receptions on different Capitol sides and recalls Bryan's rise, the 1896 and later nominating dynamics, and calls for party unity under Bryan or another leader to win national power.
A quarrel in the Senate over a war conduct treaty is cited, with quotes on spies and ruses of war. The piece defends General Funston's capture of Aguinaldo as a valid ruse of war, argues partisan motives in questioning it, and criticizes Senator Teller. It notes Cunard ship efforts and an engineer's remark on shaft power for propulsion.
The Grand Trunk Railway launches a ten week touring exhibit promoting its coverage of Ohio Michigan Indiana Kentucky and Pennsylvania. The show features over 100 large photographic views and a notable mounted fish collection including black bass and St Lawrence lake species. A representative will accompany the tour which starts in Saginaw on March 10 and travels to Grand Rapids and other states.
Fatema loses talence while washing hands and slips into a waste pipe at the museum. The incident unfolds as staff at Chicago Fly News report in a quirky style, noting the manager’s struggle and the ongoing investigation into the strange accident.
The Burlington Railroad runs 8000 miles with 395000 wheels in service across freight and way cars locomotives and other rolling stock. About 40000 wheels are bought yearly and inspected under a guaranteed warranty lasting six years or seventy five thousand miles. Each wheel is numbered and recorded. defective wheels are returned to the maker for replacement.
A compact list notes Obadiah as the shortest book with 22 verses, Titus is cited as Tivium the hardest metal resembling copper, and a home-made fire extinguisher uses pearlash in hot water. It mentions Winchester as England’s oldest public school, followed by Eton, and claims covus as the hardest wood used for flutes and similar instruments.
Wm T Payne of La Farge Wisconsin writes of four weeks back pain that persisted despite doctor prescribed medicines. After using four boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills the pain vanished and he credits the remedy with more benefit than five dollars of doctor’s medicine.
Letters from Hon Dan A Grosvenor Deputy Auditor War Department and Hon T E W Ogden Congressman praise Peruna as a tonic and cure for catarrh. Spring use urged with claims of prompt, permanent relief and free medical advice from Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
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