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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1901
Page
2
The Silver State daily except Sundays from Winnemucca Nevada prints subscription rates and office address. The notice lists yearly six and three month by mail options and carrier delivery in Winnemucca.
A Winnemucca weather bulletin lists barometer, temperatures, wind, and a zero precipitation reading for 24 hours ending Feb 4. The page then shifts to a political column from Feb 5 1901 critiquing Carrie Nation, Hanna, Frye, the ship subsidy bill, and remarks on public finance, foreign policy, race, and McKinley’s Philippine policy.
Western states plan appropriations to back irrigation studies with Prof. Mead's office. California seeks about 100000 dollars for joint work and a pending bill would create a commission to help draft irrigation laws. Nevada could follow California's lead.
A young Wisconsin attorney files pleadings in a breach of promise suit against a farmer’s daughter. He claims to have given a deed to a Dakota land tract worth several thousand dollars and seeks $500 in court for his wounded heart. The farmer and daughter acknowledge his weak practice but argue the claim.
The remarks discuss a breach of promise theme with no visible means of support and fantasies about a Dakota land dream. It notes the stereotype of aiding the tender female heart but argues reciprocity applies, highlighting peculiar facets of the breach.
A fragmented note warns against an unsafe home remedy claiming boric acid in boiling water can reduce inflammation and treat a large pimple. It describes dipping linen in hot solution, puncturing the epidermis, and bathing until flesh seems to shrivel, highlighting dangerous medical misinformation.
Wesley Nelson of Hamilton Ga recalls hobbing into Mr Blackmon's drug store and being urged to try Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatism. He trusted no medicine yet tried it and, after a week, was cured and free from rheumatism. Sold by Brown Bros.
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