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Newspaper
Rocky Ford Enterprise
Location
Rocky Ford, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1905
Page
4
Mrs. Carrie King of Darlington Missouri recounts years of biliousness and kidney and liver trouble. A cold worsened her back and side pains, but she says twelve bottles of Peruna cured her and returned her health.
Minnie E. McAllister of Minneapolis writes that a short seven week course of Peruna cured years of back and side pain. She credits Peruna with restoring perfect health and notes pelvic catarrh and abdominal catarrh symptoms as the condition addressed.
Pat Crowe the alleged kidnapper of Eddie Cudahy visited the World Herald in Omaha at 1 a.m. with Thomas O'Brien. He claimed Boer War service and said he may seek immunity if surrendering, declined to deny guilt, and planned possible business if freed. Crowe then left for Council Bluffs.
Denver May 6 Colorado's militia to be reorganized under the Dick act and Adjutant General Wells Brigadier General Bell and Inspector General Sholz will plan the work with General Cooper U S A military adviser to the governor The discussion covered state armory needs funding and ownership proposals from Colorado Springs Boulder and Greeley for state armories with more possible at the next meeting
Britt of California became champion lightweight of the world last night in San Francisco after a dramatic twenty round bout with Jabez White of England. With twenty seconds remaining Britt landed a left on White’s jaw, sending him to the mat. White rose but could not defend, and the referee stopped the fight to spare the Englishman from further punishment. White later thanked Britt for fair play and conceded Britt's superiority.
C O Baxter general manager of the Uintah railroad in Utah is buying new equipment including three Pullman cars and three track capable autos. The autos will run both as a Denver Vernal extension from Dragon to Mack and on the railroad track from Mack to Dragon, carrying fifteen to sixteen passengers with a broad canopy and side seats. The autos with flange iron wheels will alternate with regular trains, marking a bold advance in rail and motor travel.
St Petersburg May 6. Despite government orders and measures to curb unrest the Social Democracy committee presses ahead with large demonstrations. The events are planned for May 1 on the Russian calendar, which corresponds to May 14 on the western calendar.
The American consul at Aden reports King Menelik will soon run a full Abyssinian mint turning out diverse coinage. The 500 ton mint outfit has been transported there, indicating serious enterprise after prior limited French silver coinage. He has hoarded bullion as preparations proceed.
George A Grand of Kansas City Kansas donates over 100000 for a memorial hotel to be city owned and bear his name. A life size portrait will be placed in the foyer and construction will start immediately.
A mix of anecdotes promotes Dodd's Kidney Pills claiming kidney cures, featuring Florence Capen's sleep restoration after taking the pills. Other items tout Defiance Cold Water Starch with 16 oz packs and a town joke about Miss Pepper's looks. The column notes Townsend rate bill would keep railroad rates fixed by the Commission with no reductions.
The New York Board of Trade and Transportation reports that New York City could reach 6.7 million residents in twenty years. It warns the city may need water from Lake Erie or the Adirondacks as Catskill water power is projected to be exhausted if growth continues.
Japanese generals along the Shakhe region occupied themselves differently during the winter. Nodzu studied typewriting, Kuroki kept barnyard fowls, Kodama barely slept for a week yet remained unshaken, and Oyama was described as robust and merry-hearted as ever.
An advertisement touts Dr. Kennedys Favorite Remedy as suitable for all ages and both sexes. It claims healing for kidney and liver complaints and blood purification. notes it treats a wide range of ailments. The copy warns counterfeiters may succeed even if the product is not of high quality.
Mrs. Pare of Glasgow, Kentucky reports relief from kidney trouble after using Deans Kidney Pills. She describes constant back pain, erratic secretions, scalding urination, and high color, all normalized by the remedy. She says sleep improved, back strengthened, and overall health better. Sold by all dealers, 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
A witty note mocks a St Louis woman seeking divorce for not talking, then promotes Defiance Starch highlighting 16 oz packs for the same price and no cooking. A brief testimonial from Van Buren Indiana endorses a throat and lung remedy, and a quip compares chronic borrowing to a match for anyone with money.
An advertisement touts Defiance Starch as more flexible and lasting than competing brands, promising one third more for the same money. A clever ad line contrasts a bachelor’s claim that thirteen is unlucky with the idea that one sewing machine and twelve phonographs replace a dozen women.
A fragmentary note mocks poetry that overreaches its feet and ridicules a writer Marna tt tripe while claiming tea revives youth and turns wrinkles to laughter. The brief entry reads as a playful critique of literary flubs.
Mrs Willadsen of Manning Town writes to Mrs Pinkham claiming the Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound saved her life. She expresses deep gratitude and credits the remedy for her recovery from illness.
A physician crafted remedy for female health issues offered by the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is described as a powerful tonic and restorative, aiding nervous symptoms, fatigue, and womb related disorders, with testimonials from patients and physicians.
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