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Newspaper

Roland Record

Location

Roland, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1901

Page

5

Local Markets and Public Notices Spark Northwest Resort Uptake

Markets quoted by local dealers show cattle prices around eight dollars, fat stock values and butcher goods steady. A prominent ad touts Arnica Salve for sores and bruises with a 25 cent price, while a health tip links daily towel movement to wealth law and a warning about piles. The piece also notes Char Lake as a growing Northwest summer resort with rail access and special party rates, inviting inquiries to ticket agents.

Char Lake Northwest Iowa Central Railway

Great Railway Promotes Iowa Reach and Passenger Service

A Great Railway, The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company operates over sixty six hundred miles of line across Wisconsin, Northern Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, South and North Dakota with 1800 miles in Iowa. It serves major state trade centers, employs many workers, and pays for supplies to run the road, distributing substantial monthly money to local prosperity. The line offers Sleeping Parlor, Dining Cars, and Coaches on through routes with emphasis on comfort and courteous service at low costs.

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company Uiiness Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Iowa Missouri South Dakota North Dakota Towa Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway

Minister's Good Work Cures Neighbor With Remedy

Rav Power of Emporia Kansas reports a severe bilious colic case cured after using Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He describes a neighbor failing with other doctors’ doses until a single dose restored health, praising the remedy.

Jain Rav. A. A. Power Emporia Kan Streah Chamberlain Hermanson Avians Greg

Story City Items Clip shows weekly town notes

Sunday rain boosts corn and pasture prospects and stabilizes stock prices. Visitors include Miss Cate Boyd from Nevada and Miss Maggie Dennis from Omaha. Local events feature a band concert, a ball game with Randall and Roland bands, and a new dwelling under construction by Joseph Marvick. Plans note Cedar Rapids Strxta Convention attendees from La Payette and nearby residents eye Minnesota trips for relatives.

Collins ‘Clipper Towa Story City Cate Boyd Nevada Randall Roland Mason T. P. Hermanson Joseph Marvick Maggie Dennis Omaha

Deafness Ear Drums Funded by Nicholson Institute Gift

A rich judge funded the Nicholson Institute with 235 900 to supply Ear Drums free to deaf people unable to buy them. Address Nicholson Institute 780 Eighth Avenue New York. Also notes Lishty's Colery Nerve Compound claims cures for nervous prostration and commentary on global news networks and major newspapers.

Nicholson Nicholson Institute Eighth Avenue New York

Erase Cold Cure and Wild West Show Advertisements

Various notices promote Erase Cold Cure capsules sold by ZT. P. Hermangen and T. P. Hermanson, Buffalo Bill's Wild West with a two performance stand in Marshalltown on Aug 9, offered via Iowa Central Railway round trip from Roland. Additional items include Krause's Headache Capsules endorsements, a new Town Central Railway service to Minneapolis and St Paul starting July 1, and train connections via Albert Lea with 1901 timetables.

P. Hermangen Buffalo Bill Wild West Iowa ‘Central Railway Congress of Rough Riders of the World Marshalltown Iowa Central Railway Roland Town Central Railway Town Central Railvay Minneapolis St. Paul Albert Lea, Minn Minneapolis St. Paul and St. Louts Kansas City Mail Mason City Town Albert Lea Minn Minneapolis and Geo. S. Batty Iowa

Their Secret Is Out In Sachevide Kentucky

In Sachevide Kentucky Mrs. H. P. Whittaker long suffered bronchial trouble. Her husband credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing her completely and saving their granddaughter from a severe bout of whooping cough. The remedy is said to cure coughs colds la grippe bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles with guaranteed bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar, with free trial bottles at T. P. Hermanson Drug Store.

Sachevide P. Whittaker T. P. Hermanson Deuy

Envelopes Offered With Names Placed on Upper Left Corner

Advertises envelopes with the buyer’s name printed on the upper left corner for easy identification. Notes cheaper pricing when purchased in larger lots versus small quantities. Encourages calling to review terms and conditions.

Regenrp

Astoundsd Thy Baiter Editor Ends Dyspepsia With Bitters

A Ban nellsville, South Carolina resident writes that after suffering long from dyspepsia and stomach distress her wits ran down she found relief with bitters. After four bottles she is described as well able to eat anything and calls it a grand tonic with gentle laxative effects.

A. Brown Bannellsville S. C P. Hermanson

Parsyrs Patents Granted to Iowa Inventors This Week

A. Sunow & Co patent attorneys report Iowa inventors receive patents this week. Bettendorf in Davenport secures body and track bolster for railway cars. T. Bunker of Redpunk ideas rolling mill. C Nyhus of Villica develops garment fastenings. L. W. Siple of Cherokee patents tuba cutter. J. S. Swenson of Crasco patent stamp extractor. Send ten cents for copies with date of paper.

Iowa A. Sunow & Co Washington, D. C W. P. Bettendorf Davenport T. Bunker Redpunk C. Ny L. W. Siple J. S. Swenson Crasco

Sponges Elevated Above Protozoa In Subkingdom Change

Scientists reclassify sponges, placing them above protozoa in a sub kingdom likely due to their vast pores, while other experts still group sponges with corals sea feathers and sand jellyfishes.

Cosmopolitan Campaign in Minnesota Rivalry

The Minnesota campaign this year is cosmopolitan with a Swede running in the Democratic race for governor and a Dutch born Republican opponent. Senator Knute Nelson, a Norwegian, leads the Republicans aiming for a March senate seat, while Ignatius Donnelly, born in England, is Minnesota’s presidential hopeful.

Minnesota Holland Senate Knute Nelson England Ignatius Donnelly

Marble entrance cleaned at governor’s palace in Culka

The Havana Post reports the marble work over the governor’s palace entrance in Culka has undergone thorough cleaning. Dirt accumulated for perhaps a hundred years has been removed, revealing alabaster marble and greatly improving the entrance’s appearance.

Culka Havana

Infected Kaiser's Battle Ships Observed by French Ex-Minister

French ex minister M Lockroy inspecting the German fleet notes pride in the battleships carrying torpedo boats ready to launch in moments during naval actions. The observation highlights the fleet's rapid response capability and emergency deployment potential.

Kaiser M. Lockroy

Gibson Peacock Memorial Fund Created at UPenn

A friend of late Gibson Peacock, former proprietor of the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, has given the university $1,000 to establish a memorial fund. Income supports a deserving student in any department who intends to pursue newspaper work.

Gibson Peacock Philadelphia Evening, Bulletin University of Pennsylvania

Night fish supply dips as prices rise

The Hawaiian Star notes a Friday night scarcity with many fishers reporting no catch. It cites reduced supply and a lack of moon as factors behind poorer returns for fishermen on dark nights.

State v Cowdery denies warehouseman right to sell stored goods

A Minnesota case states a warehouseman cannot sell property described in a storage receipt even if the receipt allows mingling with other goods or transfer to other elevators or warehouses. The decision limits the warehouseman’s rights despite contractual provisions.

State

Yale Professor Receives Medal for Color Blindness Tester

Paris exposition authorities award gold medal to Professor DB W Scripture, head of Yale University's psychological laboratory, for a color blindness testing device. The tool could greatly aid screening applicants for railway and naval service.

DB. W. Scripture Psychological Laboratory Yale University

London Ballad Singer Reeves Celebrates 82nd Birthday

London ballad singer Aged B. Sims Reeves marks his eighty second birthday. Revered as a master of English ballads, he has performed before the public since age fourteen.

London B. Sims Reeves

Desertions mount as French troops flee to Italy in wartime

Desert French soldiers abandon duty during military maneuvers with eight men from a single regiment crossing into Italy seeking exile for years to avoid conscription. The report notes widespread desertions amid ongoing operations and cites Ripans Tabules as a druggist product mentioned in connection with the era.

Italy Ripans

Train Robbery Near Sacramento In 1894 Case Highlighted

The overland train was robbed by Jack Brady and others of four thousand dollars on the Yolo side near Sacramento on October 11, 1894. Part of the stolen money was recovered by a tramp who was apprehended by officers on August 29, 1895.

Trin Robbs Y Berabeh Jack Brady Yelo Sacramento

San Francisco Millionaire Erects 850-Foot Pole in Golden Gate Park

Frank Hastings, a tired San Francisco magnate, plans a landmark pole in Golden Gate Park, claimed to be the world’s tallest steel pole. The design stands 850 feet high and weighs about 4,000 tons.

Coleone Frank & Hastings San Francisco Golden Gate Park

German chemist analyzes Belgian artificial nutmegs

A German chemist has studied Belgian produced artificial nutmegs in large quantities. The substance contains various vegetables and about 20 percent mineral ingredients.

Belgium

Swiftest bird cited as Eng'izh swarrowhawk speeds

The Swifftest Wir Teig described the kestrii or Eng'izh swarrowhawk as the swiftest lord, noting a speed known to reach 160 miles an hour.

Teig Kestrii Eng'izh

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