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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1901
Page
7
A historical remedy promotes hot water for constipation headaches toothache and rheumatism. It describes applying hot water to feet neck and stomach and using hot towels for stomach pain croup and congestion. Taken orally hot water is suggested as a gentle cathartic before bed.
Council Bluffs Iowa January 19 1901 Special Kindhearted officer Swan son of the local police force is popular in the city He has served here seventeen years and held high social offices He is Vice President of the Dannebrog Brotherhood Iowa s largest Danish secret society He suffered kidney and liver trouble but fully recovered He credits Dodd s Kidney Pills with his cure He says complete relief took about two months and praises the pills as effective for many ailments including rheumatism lame back and bladder trouble The Pills have gained wide sale through local druggists and are popular in the state
The writer urges men to wear dress suits when inviting a young lady to the theater, noting she will dress smarter for the occasion. Reasons include possible lack of time or habit, but the custom shows consideration and is likely to please the guest.
A vintage ad promotes Grain-O a grain based drink for children claimed to taste like coffee when prepared properly. It emphasizes health benefits and urges purchase from all grocers at five cents per can.
Medical experts warn that forcing children to stretch wide keyboard spans risks lasting finger damage. Manufacturers respond by creating pianos with standard widths and smaller keys to ease learning and protect growing hands.
A cow owned by Wallace Titts of Clove Valley New Jersey fell into a fourteen foot well. A derrick helped raise the animal to near the surface and three attempts failed before the third lift brought it free. The derrick collapsed striking Martin Lewis, fracturing his skull during the incident.
Reports claimed Queen Victoria suffered a year of strain on her nervous system and needed rest at Osborne. Officials denied serious illness and said she should stay quiet at home and refrain from business.
The postal commission presented a unanimous report on January 14 proposing to exclude books from second class mail, unsold newspapers and periodicals sent by news agents, and sample newspaper copies above a small fixed proportion from mailing rates. It also opposed pneumatic tube mail under current conditions and found no feasible changes to letter postage or parcels post. The Grand Army of the Republic backed a bill to create a pension appeals court to review rejected claims, noting about 100000 cases acted on yearly by the pension office.
Governor Thomas announced his withdrawal on January 14. The fusion caucus nominated M. Patterson of Denver for United States Senator, succeeding E. O. Wolcott. Patterson received seventy three of ninety one votes in the caucus.
Heavy rains in the past days caused streams to rise and washouts across the northwest. Railroad traffic faced delays though all main lines have cleared and trains are running close to schedule.
War vessels from An napolis Frolic Wompatuck and Pisca taqua left Hamilton Bermuda after arriving January 2. The ships conveyed they were pleased with their visit and have sailed away.
Arrangements are being completed to light Ord Neb with electricity. Lord Robers has asked for 5 000 yeomanry for service in South Africa. The agricultural appropriation bill carrying about 4 000 000 dollars is practically completed.
A mother teaches a toddler persistence by setting a coin on a small image and prompting him to balance it. The baby repeats the challenge many times, finally succeeding, then loses interest the next day. The scene spotlights early concentration and determined effort.
McJigger recounts a humorous street moment with Borem and Thingumbob. The dialogue notes McJigger greeting and a lengthy reply about feeling well, reflecting a casual, human interest vignette from the Philadelphia Press.
In fashionable London districts a good house rents for 50000 dollars yearly, reflecting soaring real estate costs as the city remains a center of wealth and stylish living.
Northwest lieutenant governor Sir Henri Joly with the Natural History Society aims to import large numbers of song birds from England and eastern Canada. They expect rapid acclimation and thriving populations in the province.
Report claims EF Dorado on Nome Guy Beach drawing thousands to Alaska. Many return harmed in health. Trostetter’s Stomach Bitters advertised as remedy for stomach issues, liver activity, kidney vigor, and malaria chills.
The Boston school board adopts a rule stating that marriage by a woman teacher ends her employment. The move is presented as a cost-saving measure amid concerns over wedding journey expenses.
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