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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1901
Page
2
A fragment from the Sierra County Advocate includes political jabs at gangsters and editors. It mentions Teddy’s reform movement, President McKinley’s murder, Roosevelt’s anticipated memoir, and editor Berger of the Santa Fe Capital facing attacks from rivals.
bidders must agree to personal supervision on award and reside near the route. carriers will deliver mail along routes and install or hang mail boxes or bags on route infrastructure. residents may establish roadside boxes for carrier use. requests to receive mail at a specific point must be filed with the postmaster.
Fragmentary ad copy describes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets and Patent medicines claiming cure for female disorders and general health benefits. Mentions laxative use and abdominal symptoms with health assertions and skewed spellings.
A fragmented 19th century notice discusses Dewey resigning from the Metropolitan club amid Lampoon criticism of admiral rulings, and promotes Cheney’s Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy taken orally with a $100 reward for uncured cases. Hall’s Family Pills praised as best by druggists.
Instructions detail carrier responsibilities for mailbox deposits and deliveries on star routes, including handling private mail, box design, and security. It sets service standards, depot locations, no carrier fees, limits on collecting mail, and bidding deadlines for rural mail routes in New Mexico and Arizona.
The daughter of Mr J N Powell in Forkland Virginia stepped on an inverted rake of ten penny nails. A Chamberlain's Pain Palm was applied and within five minutes the child reported no pain. By three days she wore a shoe normally with no discomfort. Powell is a known local merchant. Panto Balm noted as antiseptic for injuries.
Mrs Annie Freeman received a ten year sentence after being convicted at Las Cruces for robbing a train while serving as a station agent at Taos Dona Ana County. She was also accused of setting the station on fire following the theft.
A Wheeling West Virginia resident, Ralph Meyere, writes that after two doses of a 1 cent medicine his severe cough and chest pains disappeared and he avoided pneumonia. He notes three bottles cured his cold and signs with respect for health. Sold by all druggists.
Reports suggest King Edward may be afflicted with both cancer and Bright’s disease, casting doubt on how long he can remain with his title. The rumors describe a serious health decline affecting the monarch’s tenure.
From Cooperaville Michigan comes notice of a pleasant tasting liquid that before retiring cures coughs and helps sleep. Mia Himelburger testifies that Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption and Cols has three generations using it and never found its equal. Guaranteed bottles 50c and 1.00 at C C Millers trial bottles free.
Dozens of prospectors remain stuck in the Cape Nome region as travel routes are blocked and harsh conditions hinder return trips. Local crews coordinate sustenance and rescue efforts while authorities assess options for safe transport.
An old practitioner announces a new treatment for catarrh that supposedly cures quickly and permanently by addressing the cause. The ad promotes a low price package with internal medicine and accessories, claiming safety, guaranteed cure, and home delivery in the United States and Canada. It urges readers to write for particulars and order from Edwin B. Giles & Company.
Spreads like wildfire the ad claims Electric Bitters are the best selling bitters in twenty years. Abraham Hare of Belleville Ohio endorses that they tone up the stomach regulate the liver kidneys and bowels purify the blood strengthen nerves and build up the entire system. Also notes a Santa Fe county audit of fourteen thousand dollars involving Amada Chavez mayor of Santa Fe.
A public speaker offers praise for Chamberlain's Coagh, highlighting its qualities and service to the community in a brief address that underscores appreciation and local support.
An ad touts the Howe Goun Coax remedy as a cure for drunkenness promising transformation of drinkers into temperate men. It claims easy at home use without the drinker knowing, offered for one dollar with complete directions and physician advice.
A vintage advertisement promises health benefits from Casearets Candy Cathartic, claiming a lively liver pure blood clean skin bright eyes and perfect health. Genuine tablets stamped C C C sold by all druggists for 10 cents.
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