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Newspaper
The Chanute Times
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1901
Page
3
Dr. Herman Adler, aged 62, presides over the death of English Jews and acts as the final court of appeals in all cases affecting Jewish interests in England. His role connects him with the scattered Hebrew race worldwide through the mails.
A report on the world’s longest stone arch bridge under construction at Luxebourg spanning 277 feet with a 102 foot rise. The structure includes a 62 foot roadway split by a 19 foot space with armoured concrete slabs for footways. Also notes a Berlin Medical Society discussion on anesthesia methods and observations.
Mrs Anton Griesbaum Jr of New Baden August 12th had severe female weakness that left her unable to work. After trying remedies, Dodd's Kidney Pills improved her health, with three boxes restoring strength and eliminating symptoms. The notice also mentions Princess Maud and a physician photographer in a playful aside.
An amalgam of ad blurbs touts Allen's foot order for smaller shoe sizes and relief from swelling and corns, plus Defiance starch for household use. A Bologna bell ringer survives a 50 foot fall with minor shock, while other notes cite a misquoted Pencil Baron and prehistoric ostrich heights in Madagascar.
Contests were filed in Lawton district over James Woods’s entry in the land lottery. Calvert of Guthrie and Horace Speed voiced views on the challenge. A mob formed and squatters moved on the site while contest actions multiplied.
Two thousand of the 30 000 books on the French Revolution presented to the Bibliotheque Nationale by the British Museum will be kept there. The remaining 28 000 will be sent to the Bibliotheque Sevigne. The Secret Service has unearthed more counterfeiters and recovered a large quantity of bogus bills. Arsenic eaters abound in Styria and other regions, with consumption of arsenic common in many households. Winston's Soothing Syrup is advertised as a remedy for wind colic and related ailments.
A Buffalo meeting of railway passenger agents hotel and newspaper men discussed correcting the impression of high Pan American Exposition rates. Buffalo lodging costs range from fifty cents to two dollars nightly, with first class private-house rates under one dollar. Rail rates are at a low level for five ten or fifteen day passes. A joint committee will address Exposition questions and guest care, with a free visitor information bureau already in place.
Fragmented OCR shows old advertisements for Allen's Foot-Kase powder and Hull's Cures, with testimonials, druggist mentions, and a notary public line. It also includes unrelated quips about shaving and a Toledo, Ohio endorsement.
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