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Newspaper
The Fairbury Enterprise
Location
Fairbury, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1900
Page
7
An advertisement extols Mrs. Pinkham as a trusted source for women to seek medical advice when doctors fail. It argues that full information from patients is essential and claims her guidance has brought happiness to many, especially in addressing ovarian issues and related ailments.
The report states that America sells much less than it buys from foreign markets with a huge trade gap. It notes Germany imports over 266 million more than it exports while Britain buys twice as much as it sells in the previous year.
A reflective note observes pessimistic individuals disdaining attention from others as their outlook dampens social energy and personal engagement. It suggests such attitudes alienate both the bearer and surrounding people.
The president praises congressional prosperity and republican strength, outlines China policy, Philippines progress, and self government, and urges suppressing insurrection methods. He supports trusts legislation, interoceanic canal plans, Pacific cable, and warns on expenditures while praising navy, postal expansion, and rural delivery.
Bold ad promotes CASCARETS Candy Cathartic as a universal health remedy. It claims to restore natural bowels and cure many ailments from headache to cancer, promising painless, easy movements for 10 cents to start, with genuine boxes stamped C. C. C. and warnings about imitations.
A crude generalization accuses old bachelors of deceiving women by taking their homes and fine furniture. The claim presents no specifics or names and reads as a sweeping stereotype about relationships.
A saying notes that hinting a man is deceitful provokes greater fury than directly calling him a liar. The observation contrasts indirect insult with explicit accusation, suggesting reputational insinuation fuels anger more.
An assortment of old ads and tips promoting Allen's Foot-Ease powder for foot comfort sold by druggists, plus brief health quips and product mentions. Includes stray lines about Garfield Tea and a quip on corn removal and a private note from H. Crabtree of Des Moines Iowa.
Professors Peters Burnett and Bruner returned from a long state tour visiting Wauneta Palisade Trenton Beakman Harrison Crawford Hay Springs Rushville Ellwood Farnam Ogallala Big Spring Lodgepole Sidney and Kimball They spoke on Grasshoppers animal diseases and agricultural topics to large farmer audiences They aimed to finish before cold weather set in and succeeded
South Dakota editor McBride of Mitchell won a verdict of 700 dollars against forty citizens in a suit seeking 26000 for the destruction of his newspaper plant nearly five years ago. At least ten defendants were cleared as jurors did not find they shared responsibility for the arson. The plant was destroyed amid local offense over articles said to have appeared in the paper.
Admiral Remey reports severe damage on Guam with Agana palace and many homes destroyed. Homeless seek shelter in schools and jails, with deaths in Marajan and other villages. Epidemic grippe worsened by exposure. crops ruined and food distributed. Arethusa, Brutus, and Solace to deliver aid. Yosemite sank after reef impact. Newark investigates disaster.
Kruger abandons plans to visit Berlin after receiving notice that Emperor William cannot receive him. He will go from Cologne to Holland instead. Cologne Gazette calls Kruger’s aims dangerous and says Germany would oppose any intervention in South Africa. The paper accuses Kruger of urging guerrilla warfare and ignoring German advice.
A line of men formed December 1 at the United States land office in Crookston Minnesota to file on White Earth Indian lands open for settlement. Expect filings and contests as squatters invade the territory amid fears of clashes with lawful settlers. Also noted is Nebraska’s plan to establish Filipino agriculture schools with three year terms and paid travel for instructors.
Mr Kruger plans to visit the czark at Nice. Riggs raise another cent in Chicago. Fire at Youngstown causes a $100000 loss in CO. Novelist Ludwig Sacobowski dies in Berlin. Seven new smallpox cases appear in New York. Philadelphia pressmen strike in job printing offices. General Fitzhugh Lee leaves Chicago for Omaha duties. Indiana politician Cole John S Williams dies in Lafayette. Porto Rico house of delegates convenes in San Juan. Gunboat Manila sails from Cavite to occupy Subig and Alonjapo. Three hundred Porto Rican soldiers reach New York aboard the transport McClellan. Haie mortality record for November is 444, lowest in ten years. Odd note: H C Moore of New York offers $100 to the man who cuts his jugular to end his life. A gas main incident near D J All ends unresolved.
Mrs F J Lynch of 24 South Division Street Grand Rapids Michigan writes praising Persna Medicine Company Columbus Ohio for curing her persistent cough with Peruna after doctors failed. She reports rapid improvement and lasting good health and calls Peruna a true friend to women.
A historical advertisement extols Peruna as a universal remedy for chronic catarrh and its wide range of alleged ailments. It claims catarrh affects all ages and organs, and praises Peruna as a proven cure supported by public praise and medical endorsement, with free guides offered by The Peruna Medicine Co.
A Vintage railway feature describes the Chililitl an open top passenger car built by the Pullman Company for the American Tourist Association Chicago. It evolves from a work car to a dining and observation car with 68 reversible seats and 56 at dining tables designed for scenic journeys and sea side use.
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