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Newspaper
The Chanute Times
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1900
Page
7
The article notes that French warships of all sizes will be begun or carried forward in 2901 number 111 with four battleships and seventeen submarines planned, all expected to be completed by the end of 1905. It mentions naval procurement amid broader global emigration rates and rail travel costs.
Laura J. Smith of Minneapolis has been chosen state organizer for the Good Templars and the American Anti-Treat League. The article recounts her lifelong campaign against drink, her illness from kidney disease, and her cure after using Dodd’s Kidney Pills. It praises her influence and urges trust in remedies as a path to health.
A garbled comic exchange shows a gilded heir and a kitchen maid debating chores and privileges over breakfast room access and Sundays. A stray quip about serving at dinner hints at boarding-house etiquette, ending with a brief quote about a shipwreck story and a survivor remark.
Reader letters and quips from various papers reveal light satire about summer places and safety, a pun on heat and cures, a dog pedigree joke, and a soprano in a church choir, all framed as brief humorous clippings.
A clipped exchange notes surprise at a woman’s nursing training. The fragment imitates wire service style from Cleveland Plain Dealer and Washington Star headlines. The text hints at shifting weather warnings and climatic extremes during autumn days.
A spoof dialogue portrays Aloe Misa Withhere-1 asking about living after crossing to the other side. References to images of a mirthful Cleveland Pluindester and Colonel Toper discuss shooting accuracy and the uncertain fate after death. The tone mirrors a satirical panel from a 20th century humor magazine.
A fragmentary 19th century column notes misshapen pearls marketed for scarves and necklaces, with Parisian pricing contrasts. It shelves gossip about remedies and ads for tonics, dyes, purgatives, and foot eases, reflecting a mix of consumer tips and product pitches.
Of 19 018 school children in Milwau key examined during the past year 3 056 had defective vision and 1 417 were afflicted with eye troubles.
Near Worms Germany a group of prehistoric tombs was opened revealing skeletons of an exceptionally tall ancient race. The relics are dated to about four thousand years ago based on signs found beside the remains.
A quotation from Robert Hall defines religion as the ultimate center of repose and purpose, stating that without it man is a shadow and existence a riddle, with nature appearing meaningless beside the faith that gives life its meaning.
Australia’s commission to select a federal capital rejected Albury and recommended Orange Yass or Bombala. Bombala shows the best chance as it lies closest to the coast with Eden harbor nearby.
A Paris city feature notes 45000 fashionable dogs living in the city with high attention during life and after death. Owners pay ten francs yearly for each dog. Sick dogs are taken to a dedicated clinic for treatment and housing of canines in poor health.
A London magazine discusses whether literary men should marry, proposing that the issue may be no more important than questions about publishers prospering critics staying cool poets sleeping on mantelpieces or electors keeping hens.
The article explains that ocean steamer size climbs as coal consumption per ton of cargo drops with larger vessels. It notes a 4,000-ton ship uses coal at more than twice the rate of a 9,000-ton ship, driving cost dynamics in freight transport.
California gains about 400 acres of redwood forest from the late Col. J. B. Armstrong will. The tract will be held as a public park in Sonoma County offering preserve Redwool trees for future generations. The Havoc, Britain s first torpedo boat destroyer, had a curious accident during reboilering plans. An extra funnel installed near the mast ignited the mast during trials, though the ship was not self injure.
The newest railway car model for mountain routes features an open top and sides, designed by the Pullman Company for the American Tourist Association. It began as an observation car, evolved from a coal car, and includes dining and pavilion options with seating for six to eight, offering panoramic views and a unique dining setup on a special train.
Mrs. P. J. Lynch of Grand Rapids Michigan reports that after a persistent cough she used Peruna Medicine Company remedies from Columbus Ohio. She says two bottles cured her quickly and she regained excellent health, calling Peruna a true friend to women.
A vintage promotional piece denounces catarrh as a universal, deadly foe affecting coughs, colds, heart disease and consumption. It extols Peruna as the cure, claiming widespread medical support and promising a free prevention and cure guide from The Peruna Medicine Co of Columbus, Ohio.
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