16 Dec 1901
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1901
Page
1
An old classifieds fragment lists piano brands and makers including Knabe Pisch er Kohler Chase Mason and Hamlin Weaver, with scattered words like Wo bangle and BESTLING. The readable segment suggests a shop or catalog advertisement for pianos and related goods.
A Saturday Evening Post excerpt praises teaching thrift to youths and outlines a savings program. It promotes saving 25 cents from every dollar, honest living, independence, and civic interest. The notice invites deposits from $3 up at Phoenix Savings Building and Loan Association with rates 5 to 10 percent, listing several notable directors and payment options.
Police and Sheriff discovered Mrs Annie Markey dead in a clothes closet at her C and Silver streets store. Coroner's Inquest found death from natural causes after she had been missing since Tuesday night. Store owner had run a small grocery and notions shop for years. Nearby offices and shops reported no signs of violence. Stop in at Rose's Jewelry Store and get a box of choice candy alaw2.
Nevada miners must file affidavits with county recorders showing $100 of annual labor on unpatented claims. Filing prevents relocation by prospectors and helps prove title to locators, though patenting the land remains the strongest title, many cannot afford it.
Judge William Webster of Reno died in San Francisco where he had been taken for surgical treatment. He succumbed to liver and kidney troubles before an operation could be performed. Webster served eleven years with the Reno Journal as sole owner after his partnership with Surveyor General Kelley dissolved. A leading Reno figure in legal and political circles, he was 69 and survived by his wife and three children.
Secretary of State records list two new filings: Nevada Chief Mining and Milling Company with $500,000 capital, based in Pine Grove Esmeralda County. Tonopah Extension Milling and Mining Company with $150,000 capital, based in Butler Nye County. Lane's Medicine advertises a herbal laxative, priced 26 cents and 60 cents, sold by Brown Bros.
An endorsement claims a single diet can nourish all body parts and prevent indigestion through Green's August Flower. The ad urges regular doses for digestion, circulation, and vigor, notes availability at Brown Bros' druggists, and promotes Dr. C. G. Green remedies and the Special Almanac.
A vintage advertisement touts Lan's Tea as a cure for foul breath and stomach issues. Taken at night it supposedly keeps bowels and stomach in proper condition and leaves breath clean. Sold by Brown Bros with 25c and 60c package sizes.
Jordan's AaAl Cutlery is described as all right if enough and all you need. Lane's Tea markets daily bowel movement relief and indigestion cure. Claims include blood purification and appetite improvement. Price 25c and 60c per package. For sale by Brown.
In Davidson County North Carolina a patient writes that after starting Golden Medical Discovery he can eat normally again and feels restored. He warns against substitutes claiming equal efficacy and adds Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse the bowels and regulate the liver for lasting benefit.
The Club saloon lists an extensive stock of Champagnes and wines, whiskies, ales, brandies, and vermouths. Notable brands include Moet & Chandon White Seal, C H Mumm Extra Dry, Pomeroy Lee wine, John C Fremont whiskey, Hennessy imported brandy, Crystal Old Tom gin, and Pabst beer among others.
A historical ad touts Sherman s Headache Cure claiming one dose cures headache and neuralgia for 25c or 10c a box, sold by Brown Bros. The text emphasizes swift relief from headache and vitality loss.
A vintage advertisement extols women’s love of jewels and health, urging fortification against coughs and bronchial illness to prevent consumption. It promotes Dr Boschee’s German Syrup as a prompt remedy and mentions Brown Bros druggists as sellers and Green's Special Almanac.
An offer invites all readers to call any druggist and obtain a free trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs. The remedy is advertised as guaranteed to cure or relieve chronic and acute coughs asthma bronchitis and consumption. Sold by Brown Bros.
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