Chanute Times Editor and Publisher Credit Note
The Chanute Times appears with A B Turner as editor and proprietor in a Chanute imprint, listing the Ranbas Press as the printing office and location.
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Newspaper
The Chanute Times
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1900
Page
6
The Chanute Times appears with A B Turner as editor and proprietor in a Chanute imprint, listing the Ranbas Press as the printing office and location.
Santa Fe operates four telegraphers at Wellington while Bourbon county soldiers surrender lease at Redfield on June 7. Bridges at Bodgwick cost 5000. Various local items cover marriages births floods rains rail property and population counts across Kansas towns including Salina Wellington Wichita and Topeka with notes on rail and streetcar earnings and public works.
Denver correspondent extols Colorado as peerless in scenery and mineral wealth. Notes rail travel improvements, Boulder and BoulderChautauqua with 46 days of entertainments, lectures by notable figures, and rich musical programs led by Bulls Brooks. Details accommodations, schedules, and mountain excursions promising health and variety in a grand summer assembly.
A collage of early 20th century patent medicine claims promising improved blood health and general vitality. References to Hood's Sarsaparina, Iron tonics, Red Cross Blue, and foot powder admonish readers to try products for relief from fatigue pimples dandruff and aching feet. Ends with social commentary about marriage decisions.
A nostalgic testimonial touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal cure, claiming wide support and grateful letters from women nationwide. It invites readers to write for Mrs Pinkham at Lyon Massachusetts and notes the remedy is free of charge.
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