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Newspaper
Rocky Ford Enterprise
Location
Rocky Ford, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1901
Page
3
Harvey confronts Gladys over control of the estate and Helen's financial plans. Gladys reveals a hidden family secret, exposing a clash of interests and loyalties as she fears exposure of a past scandal. The pair trade harsh words before Harvey departs, leaving tensions unresolved.
Naturalist Edward F. Bigelow argues against dissecting in public schools and champions nature study with living creatures over sterile analysis. At the Berkeley Lyceum he clashes with mothers over education methods, urging love and real experience rather than dissection. The exchange includes defenders of predators and pest control amid questions of childhood curiosity and ethics.
The Chicago philanthropist Dr D K Pearsons argues in a Colorado paper interview that every youth should pursue college study regardless of future occupation. He asserts education boosts all careers, notes vast Western opportunities for educated, energetic individuals with little capital, and praises small colleges for practical training. He cites farming, industry, and public service as fields enriched by college prep. He highlights evolution of a genius in Pupin, a serbian immigrant who rose from masseur to Columbia mathematics professor and famed electrician, aided by scholars and wealth.
An endorsement from Mrs. Ella Rice of Chelsea Wisconsin praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for fatigue bearing down pains headaches and backache from inflammatory womb conditions. The advertisement urges sick women to write for Mrs Pinkham's advice at Lynn Massachusetts.
You can get Allen's Foot-Fase free by writing Allen S Olmsted Le Roy New York for a sample of Allen's Foot-Ease powder It cures sweating damp swollen and aching feet makes new or tight shoes easy Also a remedy for chilblains and frostbites At all druggists and shoe stores The reply to Anxious Inquirer notes the King Edward VII bath order is not a bath order.
A fragmented clipping lists products and quips about remedies and household goods. It mixes claims for Hest Herb Tea and Marshall's Remedy with humorous lines about the High Mucka Muck lodge and a joke about Visiting a jon in jail.
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