28 Dec 1901
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1901
Page
1
A compact ad lists pianos from Knabe Fischer Kohler and Chase and organs from Mason and Hamlin priced at three dollars and above.
The St Lawrence mine in Butte Montana has resumed operations while the Gold Coin mine in Seven Devils Idaho is said to hold four million dollars in sight and to process 100 tons daily by cyanide. Comstock shares see heavy activity on the San Francisco stock board with a general rise in prices. W A Merrill arrives from San Francisco to install machinery for a Wedekind City mill by Sparks Mining Company. Output in Butte mines shows copper totals for major companies and a five million dollar value for gold and silver by products. The North Bonanza may reopen with an incline shaft approach to the 400 foot level. Olinghouse canyon expects another strong year with multiple pay ore producers. 10,000 plus in ore value this year. Thunder Mountain Idaho sees a sale of three-claim groups Hidden Treasure and Rainbow for over 100 thousand dollars, with a 700 foot wide ledge at Hidden Treasure. W C Williams reports a wide lead to mine at Cabin No 1 with ore worth thirty five dollars per ton, enough ore to keep a mill running five years. The London Engineer reports gold on wrought iron from Mount Lyell Tasmania near bolt holes, likely from electrochemical action, though no gold in mine water.
A vintage ad touts Laxative Bromine Quinine cures for colds with promises of rapid results. It claims a bright eye, active bowels, and a healthy stomach. Lane's Tea is described as a laxative and digestive aid improving complexion and kidney health. Sold by Brown Bros.
The review highlights concerns over AaAl cutlery from Jordan, noting issues with steel quality forging tempering structure and finish affecting design and appearance.
Admiral Sampson is said to be breaking down mentally Governor John R. Rogers of Washington died Thursday United States Senator William J. Sewell of New Jersey died in Camden yesterday Chauncey M Depew and May Palmer wed in Nice two ceremonies Abe Attell and Terry McGovern featherweight title match bound by 1000 deposit Jack McKenna of Denver posted forfeit in New York Gen Miles resumes command in War Department Emperor Francis Joseph faces expulsion of baccarat principals from Austria at Vienna Jockey Club Potocki lost 500000 Pallavinicini won most of the money
A vintage ad claims Sher man's Headache cure provides instant relief with one dose for neuralgia and headaches. Sold by Brown Bros with boxes priced 6c and 10c and a guarantee of harmless, immediate relief.
An era of food fad skepticism is presented with claims that no single food targets specific body parts. The text promotes Green's August Flower as a general digestive aid and liver stimulant, touting improved digestion, blood purification, and vigor. Available at Brown Bros Druggists with Green's Special Almanac.
Portland reader Mrs E R Thomas writes that two weeks of Lane s Tea cleared her complexion and made her skin white after years of redness and pimples. She credits the product and notes it is sold by Brown Bros.
Fifty years of use by mothers for teething children promises immediate relief from crying and pain. The ad touts curing diarrhea and colic, improving stomach function, and energy, costing twenty five cents, sold by druggists worldwide. Also mentions affordable mens shoes at F C Robins & Co.
A patent medicine claim states Chamberlain's Pain Balm instantly relieves pain from cuts burns or bruises and speeds healing with minimal scarring. It is said to cure rheumatism sprains swellings and lameness and is sold by Brown Bros Druggists.
An early 20th century advertisement praises jewels and health as priorities for women. It touts W. Boschee's German Syrup for coughs and bronchial issues, Kemp’s J figures as a guaranteed remedy, and Kemp’s sales through Brown Bros. It also notes extra Sunday Bulletin issues with a price of five cents.
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