Drowning, fires, and crimes plague era news chaos
Reports from multiple regions describe drownings of five St Pauls College scholars near Montreal and three loggers in Kentucky. Robbery and arson strike Adams Express and a Keyford station in West Virginia. France votes to raise deputy salaries. A Panama wreck and killer acts claim several lives. Russian harvests lag while Iowa orders hangings for murder.
Worst Case of Eczema and Remedies Cited
A letter from Piermont, New Hampshire, Oct 24, 1900 describes a severe infant eczema case unhelped by doctors until using three Cudlenra Remedies, with improvement in two to six months. The item then mentions various odd cactus timepieces, medical ads, and brief notes on performers and plants.
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Resolution
Erie
Toronto
John Fusick
Los Angeles
Fostek
R. I. Risley
Piermont, N. H
Riveter Scene Sparks Old Man With Wonder
A Oklahoma uncle touring Grand avenue with Charley encounters a roaring rivet hammer atop a highrise. The moment shocks him as he spots the noise and exclaims with amazement, wishing to see the ambitious machine up close.
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Charley
Oklahoma
Grand Avenue
Scott
Kansas City
Star
Vanderbilt rises in New York National Guard ranks
Comrade Cornelius Vanderbilt progresses in the New York National Guard. Elected in 1901 as second lieutenant in the Twelfth regiment, he now serves as senior first lieutenant and is detailed to command a company as captain, with promotion to regular captain anticipated soon. The unit reports no jealousy, crediting his merit and performance.
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Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
National Guard of
New York
Doctor's Trials Show Grape-Nuts Restore Health and Vitality
An overworked Ohio family doctor recalls severe health decline from heavy workload. After trying Grape-Nuts and bananas for meals, his weight, endurance, and mental focus improved rapidly. He credits the cereal and the pamphlet The Road to Wellville, included in Postum Co. packaging, with aiding recovery and urging others to seek the remedy.
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Ohio
Welltille
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Flowers Kept In Cold Storage Experiment
A French experimenter named Ver ler has kept certain kinds of people for more than three months in cold storage with the flowers in fair preservation to the end of that period. Red and white Chinese people, for unknown reasons, host aloud the long tests.
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Verler
Cnld
Anticipate Honor for New Yorker Rev Dr Magnes
Rev Dr Magnes, newly elected assistant rabbi of Temple Emanu El New York, is spoken of as the next president of the American Federation of Zionists. At present Dr Priedenwald of Baltimore leads the federation.
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New Yorker
Magnes
Temple Emanu-El
New York
American Federation of Zionists
Priedenwald
Baltimore
Federation
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