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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1904
Page
6
The advertisement promotes a no pay until cured rupture treatment by Dr. Ernest Henderson of Kansas City Missouri. It cites free consultation, a quick noninvasive method, testimonials from patients and favorable Kansas City papers, with sample letters of former patients endorsing the procedure and urging contact at 103 West Ninth Street.
Kansas City Kansas May 23 1902 Ernest Henderson M D Kansas City Missouri letter from Eugene Sawyer May 1904 praising a painless rupture cure and a guarantee to cure or no pay with no truss use since.
Patient testimonial from Sterling Kansas dated May 26 1903 credits Dr Ernest Henderson of Kansas City Missouri with curing a longstanding hernia after two treatments under the No Cure No Pay contract. The writer says symptoms returned after initial relief yet received further treatment at no extra charge and was eventually cured.
A dated appeal invites readers to mail ten cents to Prof. Barr at 346 Sutter Street San Francisco California with a stamped envelope and a note about hair. The aim is to obtain a clairvoyant reading.
For sale exchange or ease. Texas lands including rice, truck, cotton, cane, tobacco, fruit and grazing lands. Also unusual business opportunities. Hard ware business dairy etc. Write for list. W C Corbett owner 316 Travis St Houston Tex.
F W Crosby of the Smithsonian Institute examined the meteor that fell at Lodi California and called it genuine and the largest ever found in the United States weighing between ten and twenty tons.
In a private office a powerful magnate pressures a duke to marry his daughter. He lists an extravagant bribe of 400 Amalgamated Can Opener shares 2000 Gold Hinge Power shares 100 Compressed Leaves bonds and a controlling stake in Fish Scale International. The duke refuses. Town Topics narration.
A reader quips that calling someone selfish fits a widow more than a man, as she always appears to look out for number two while the Philadelphia Press receives the observation.
The piece extols the ideal arm in art and outlines how daily work shapes arms. It surveys Moorish and French arms, then shifts to North American fishermen with 9,400 men, 3,700 vessels, 36,000 small craft, and a $25 million investment yielding about $18 million in annual catch, dominated by oysters. It finishes with London port tonnage versus Sault Ste. Marie Canal activity, noting August 1902 records and rising canal traffic.
The prisoner declares I am a professional assassin while the Turkish captor scoffs at the insult. The exchange ends with the captor noting diplomacy has saved the prisoner for now, in a scene from a Washington Star piece.
The advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It promises internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, builds constitution, and offers $100 for any case not cured. Testimonials are available on request from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
West Virginia University chief chemist B H Hite reports a two year study showing eggs dipped briefly in an alcoholic solution of salicylic acid and wrapped in cotton stay fresh indefinitely. The process aims to kill shell microbes while preserving shell strength and ensuring eggs boil as fresh.
Bank president proposes review of cashier accounts after the vice president questions why 60. The president notes his wife saw the cashier's wife buying items at a bargain sale yesterday.
In the area the new Republic of Panama is a little less than Indiana with about 800 000 people. About 3 000 reside in Colon and 25 000 in Panama city. The figures reflect the distribution of inhabitants in the republic.
A Genoa paper recalls the Duke of Veragua in a clever telegram wager. The official quotes ten words at fifteen cents, prompting a quirky reply and a grand, ceremonial signature list of noble titles and Spanish dignitaries.
Richard Harding Davis sails to London following a playwright's triumph. In a past trip to England he met a plain man who mocked Davis's literary critics and the popularity of women’s novels. The exchange underscores foco on Scottish stories and linguistic contrasts.
An amused street encounter has Lt Col CG L Colqueen of Louisiana declaring he is the best lawyer in town when challenged by a passerby. The unnamed man asked for proof, and the colonel boldly replied that he did not need to prove it.
A conservative clergyman counters accusations that a sensational preacher uses religion as a cloak. The exchange suggests concern over religious manipulation for radical aims in Cleveland.
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