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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1901
Page
2
Daily except Sundays notice lists office at Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets in Winnemucca Nevada Rates show one year six months and three months by mail and weekly carrier in Winnemucca. Address all business correspondence to The Silver State.
Weather data up to 5:09 pm shows mean barometer 20.98 inches, max 82, min 3 above zero, mean 60, normal 60, wind north, 24 hour precipitation 0.0. Sept 18 forecast calls for fair conditions. In the Silver State issue, a memorial day observes McKinley’s death. Gregory MacArthur comments on Filipino resistance. editorial quips on Tin Pan American exposition. politics noted as not political by aspirants. calls for tougher laws after an assassination attempt.
A French Institute member announces the isolation of the bacteria linked to physical fatigue. Prominent figures like Russell Sage and John D. Rockefeller may welcome the claim, while workers who find meaning in being born tired face uncertainty about the news and its impact on their lives.
In clear terms the article explains the approximate pronunciation as Sholgosch. It asserts a nationwide view that a man with such a name ought to be hanged anyway.
The tale notes mischievous monkeys aboard a ship Schley served on who ate sailors’ food and climbed the rigging. Schley supposedly greased their tails causing a lurch and the monkeys fell into the water. They were rescued but kept confined afterward. History is said to repeat itself with those who meddle with Schley’s plans.
Condensed telegrams report the death of Bishop Henry M. Whipple in Faribault Minnesota. Indirect notes mention tribute payments and funeral arrangements for the clergyman.
A new signaling method for fog conditions is described as reducing ocean vessel collisions and preventing disasters if proven successful. The piece also promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for stomach and digestive issues, claiming fifty years of public use and urging trial.
Question Answered. Yes, August Flower remains the largest sale medicine. The text touts its use for indigestion biliousness and general malaise. It claims to cleanse the system regulate liver action and calm nerves with a few doses. Sold by Brown Bros druggists and suggests Green's Prize Almanac.
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