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Newspaper
Silverton Silvertonian
Location
Silverton, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 1901
Page
3
Ned Yerkes Hawley of Spokane recalls illness in 1893 with dizziness back pain and dark spots. He credits Williams Pink Pills for curing inflammatory rheumatism and endorses them to others. The ad lists conditions treated and pricing with a final quip about women's options.
Portland based Rogsell & Co. announces a neat complete up to date account book for threshers and related machinery. Free distribution to interested readers who write to Portland Oregon. A separate sentence notes a joke about marriage and saving salary after two years.
A garbled local note remarks venison scarce while other meat is plentiful. The fragment mentions Garfield Tea and a travelogue style aside, then shifts to a health ad claiming stomach trouble relief and a free package offer from a San Francisco address.
An OCR fragment shows consumer endorsements for patent medicines and household products. It mentions Dr. Kitner's Treat Nerve, Carter's Ink, Piso's Cure for Consumption, and a planing mill. A dated testimonial from Mrs. Thos Robbins of Norwich New York praises Piso's Cure.
Manila reports Aguinaldo, with Col Vellia and Dr Careolana, occupying a Manila palace apartment under close guard. He speaks little Hagish, smokes heavily, and praises Funston's capture. natives jeer from the Pasig riverfront as crowds watch his movements and opinions shift on American authority.
Andrew Carnegie proposes to fund a free public library in Portland with 100000 dollars if the city provides a site and guarantees a sufficient annual income for maintenance.
A large Faneuil Hall audience denounced President McKinley and applauded Agui naldo as antiimperialist speakers, with Col onel Godin presiding and remarks by Edwin Amkineén Erving Winslow Moorflell Storey and Robert Treat Payne among others. The event sparked high excitement as speakers urged opposition to the administration toward the Philippines.
Fire swept the sail room of the US gunboat Petrel at Cavite on Sunday morning. Lt Commander Jesse Mims Roper tried to rescue Seaman Patrick Toner and perished. Lt Commander Roper and Cadet Lewis McKean aided by crew brought Roper’s body to deck. Twenty-two sailors were prostrated. damage to ship minor. origin undetermined. Roper’s body to be shipped to the United States on April 5 aboard the Buffalo.
Slocan City reports a fatal accident at the Chapleau mine on Lemon Creek. Mrs. George Bour, 23, wife of the local storekeeper, died after an epileptic seizure caused her to fall onto a hot stove and flames spread. She died two hours later. no inquest. The victim had recently arrived from Paris, France and had no immediate family. In a separate note, the Intact Empire Teachers association plans its next annual meeting in Spokane or Lewiston with Spokane favored. Indiana's Samuel E. Morss is mentioned as a potential 1904 Democratic presidential candidate.
A fragmented observation on China from unrest among foreign powers with no clear forecast. The note shifts to American concerns about dyspepsia constipation blood liver and stomach complaints and promotes Hosteller's Stomach Bitters as a cure and health aid.
A witty remark from the press notes how some girls blush easily during engagement, suggesting the blush is nearly as visible as paint on them.
Promises a one day cure using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee by E. W. Grove on each box. Priced at 25 cents. A separate line notes a cynical quip about men and women and innocence.
United States Senator Roach from North Dakota endorses Peruna as a tonic improving strength vigor and appetite. He cites widespread endorsements by national figures and claims Peruna treats catarrh systemically and effectively with guidance from Dr. Hartman of Columbus Ohio.
Reports from Manila detail a wide ranging fraud probe in the commissary department. Arrests include Captain Barrows and several sergeants, clerks, a government contractor, and hotel. stores, flour, bacon and wagons bearing government marks are found with unauthorized persons. The investigation, led by Lt Street under Col Wilbur, traces illicit activity to June 1900 and cites inflated provisioning tariffs and possible officer arrests. Prince Bulpha enters Roanoke College to study English.
An aging editorial tone cites gendered humor and social norms, then promotes Garfield Texan Herb Medicine for cleansing the system and blood as the season changes. It touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a malaria remedy and ends with a price claim and a note on milk prices during high water.
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