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The Fairbury Enterprise

Location

Fairbury, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1900

Page

16

How to Cure Croup and A Maine Missionary Sermons Count

Fairbury Nebraska reports discuss Cham berlain s Cough Remedy as an effective children's medicine for croup when used at onset. The note urges keeping a bottle ready for instant use and lists local druggists A V Pease and Co. It then mentions Rev Jotham Sewall a Maine missionary preacher who delivered 11,339 sermons in Maine and 1,204 in eleven other states.

R. Grap Amenia Dutchess County N. Y A. V. Pease and Co Jotham Sewall Maine

Burlington line eyed for Salt Lake terminal expansion

Terse statements from T. F. Gibbin, vice-president of the Los Angeles and Salt Lake road, claim the Burlington road plans Salt Lake terminal facilities after purchasing land for terminal structures amid patriotic society efforts to raise funds.

T. F. Gibbin Los Angeles and Salt Lake Road Burlington Salt Lake

Size of Canada Compared to Europe and U S

Canada covers 237000 square miles, equal to Europe. It is about thirty times the size of Great Britain and Ireland and slightly larger than the United States including Alaska.

Canada Europe Great Britain Ireland United States Alaska Pire Moderna Life Qheen

Motive Cited in Quotation From Ohio State Journal

A fragment from the Ohio State Journal quotes a speaker praising Bobby as a nice fellow while another character retorts in dialect. The exchange suggests a discussion of motive within a broader narrative or editorial.

Newbow Bobby Ohio State Journal

Women Talk Age And Exaggeration In Banter

A Chicago News quip contrasts a cynical bachelor and a spinster in a witty exchange about women and age. The bachelor jokes that exceptions exist, then notes the exception when women discuss their own ages.

C.b Chicago News

Water Wonder at Gaston’s Well Sparks Local Legend

A Mississippi resident at Gaston’s reports a crossroad well’s water outshines others, noting its remarkable taste. A nearby man remarks the water seems superior, then departs as a whisky barrel sinks from the same spring, hinting at a folk tale of the area.

Gaston's

Royal hunting habits across European monarchs

A fragmented account explores how various rulers view hunting. It notes Russia’s czar, Germany’s emperor, Portugal’s king, Sweden’s monarch, Turkey’s sultan, Belgium’s king, and Italy’s king, highlighting differing levels of interest, restraint, and pursuit of game. The piece cites Italy as the sole true representative of old royal hunting tradition.

Czuar Russia Prince Weles Germany Portugal Sweden Turkey New York Italy Col Passimbolini Rome

Oldest golf clubs and royal patrons cited

The piece notes Royal Blackheath Golf Club as England’s oldest, founded in 1608, with Scotland’s early clubs and St Andrews Royal and Ancient tied to royal patronage. It also references aging lines from Collier’s Weekly and a mix of assorted quotes on manners and current topics.

Die the Royal Blackheath Golf Club England James J Scotland Blackheath Club Scottish Parlament Royal and Ancient Golf Club St. Andrews William IV Royal and Ancient Golf Club of Collier‘s Weekly

No Dogs at the White House Explain Population Surplus

A fragment notes rabbits and mice at the White House, claiming large populations multiply rapidly. It suggests an unwritten rule about not chasing or molesting them, implying the absence of dogs at the White House as a consequence.

White House

Plimmer's Push Questioned in Philadelphia Bulletin

The Philadelphia Bulletin quotes a remark on Plimmer noting a lack of push and suggests he has begun showing improvement by being seen with the baby car tag on several occasions recently.

Philadphia Bulletin Plimmer

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