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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1904
Page
12
An advertisement promises a permanent quick cure for rupture or hernia with no payment until cured. It offers free consultation and examination and invites readers to read a testimonial book. The doctor is identified as Dr. Ernest Henderson of Kansas City at 103 West 9th Street.
Dr Ernest Henderson a rupture specialist in Kansas City announces a new method that avoids cutting. He claims the treatment is effective for all rupture classes and offers no pay until cured, drawing patients from across the United States. Testimonials include Mr Peake praising the approach and recommending it to others.
Edison Henderson letters describe a bilateral rupture cured in seven weeks by a painless method at Dr Ernest Henderson Kansas City Missouri. The patient Eugene Sawyer endorses the treatment and its guarantee to cure or no pay. 1904 N Sixth Street appears as a testimonial detail.
Sterling Kansas May 26 1902 a man chronicles his Hernia cure by Dr Ernest Henderson of Kansas City under a No cure no pay arrangement He first sought treatment as a youth then returned after a relapse and was cured after a second seven week and four week care period achieved without extra charge.
A sensational report from the United States consul details a newly discovered gold region in Nicaragua near Bluefields. It describes remote camps along headwater streams, high fever risk, slave labor concerns, and several mines like Lone Star Siempre and Concordia earning substantial sums for early 1903 after modest digs.
A coffee colored youth predicts Mistah Erastus Pickley will marry soon. The crowd agrees he is a sport and willing to take a chance, as told in a playful exchange reported by the Washington Star.
C W Cotton is portrayed as the elderly Albany Daily Leader veteran. A life long Democrat, he has been grinding out copy for nearly sixty years, with a far looking gaze and sparkling eye indicating his enduring energy and dedication to work.
Captain Healy recalls Joaquin Miller the Poet of the Sierras telling a Alaska mining tale with a gold dust floor joke at a Chicago theater. Miller dazzled listeners with Alaska progress and mined stories while Healy and Miller shared the box in a memorable performance.
A riddle-like note cites three elements fire water and air as separate and distinct. The reader responds that fire water and hot air usually go together, referencing a Catholic Standard and Times context.
Frank J. Cheney of the firm F. S Cheney & Co. swears to pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The proclamation notes the 1886 oath in Toledo Ohio, and promotes internal use and direct action on the blood and mucous surfaces. It urges readers to send for testimonials and to buy Hall's Family Pills from Druggists.
The piece recounts a householder's confusion over red ash and white ash coal and a merchant's insistence on selling white ash. It traces coal ash terminology and anecdotes from early American coal use, noting the rise of anthracite and a tale of a wrong shipment ending with a humorous, cautionary moral.
The Brockton Massachusetts YMCA now includes a new feature at meetings to showcase new inventions by inventors. At a recent gathering a number of interesting men presented innovations, proving the idea valuable.
Seventeen residents were bitten by a dog in Jupper Siteeix and were transported to Berlin for rabies vaccination and medical evaluation. Local authorities urged residents to avoid stray animals and seek prompt care if bitten.
Report notes that Klondyke's gold production this year is projected to reach about 000 in round figures. Officials did not provide precise totals but reiterated expectations for strong output and continued activity at the mine.
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