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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1901
Page
6
A.Q. Blanchard of West Bangor New York says five years of kidney disease improved after using two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure sold by John Gifford.
Fifteen bushels of flax from Argentina were sown as an experiment in North Dakota last year. The crop performed well enough to plan 6,000 bushels to be sown this year on about 12,000 acres. The Argentina flax is larger and plumper and contains more oil than native flax. The seed originated in Russia.
Twenty one officers mounted on their Chili bred horses rode 250 miles in three days over rough mountain roads up to 3000 feet high. They covered 81 miles the first day 51 the second and 88 the third. The test demonstrated the endurance of the Chili horses.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Vitamins as free samples from Callatc WW Elliott's drug store. The copy claims the product acts as an elegant physics, improves appetite, strengthens digestion, and regulates the liver and bowels with easy effect.
Thoughtful observers note true merit lies with the genuine Rocky Mountain Vein from Madison Medicine Co. A5ce,Cl. Diliott's Pharmacy and similar outlets. The passage links the product to trusted names and cautions against imitation versions.
In fulfillment of Professor Noble's will the Norwegian inventor left 500000 for liberal ideas abroad. Three magazines will launch in France Germany and England. Maurice Labori, defender of Captain Dreyfus, will be editor in chief of the French edition.
A local notice narrates a severe burn incident from a gasoline stove. It claims Drs. could not ease the pain, but Backten’s Aruiga Salve healed the lady completely. The ad extols its infallibility for cuts corns sores boils bruises skin diseases and piles, listing prices and testimonials.
Joe G Clark of Westfield will be at the Central Livery Stable every Friday and will pay the highest market prices for horses.
A young plantation owner leaves Aunt Charlotte in charge of Miss Margaret and her son at Riverview. After the Civil War, Aunt Charlotte tends graves and keeps faith that the master will return. She dies after guiding the colonel back to his wife, and the three are buried together in a final act of devotion.
Wash and peel rhubarb cut into one inch pieces. If very sour pour boiling water over to draw out acid then drain. Place pieces in upper part of a double boiler add sugar per pint and cook until soft without stirring. Serve hot or cold.
An advertisement claims a universal cure for chronic diseases with a system called Dr Kay's Renovator. It invites readers to send symptoms and requests free samples and a book, listing Dr. B J Kay in Saratoga New York.
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