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Newspaper
The Fairbury Enterprise
Location
Fairbury, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1900
Page
8
The annual report of the New York State Treasurer indicates a balance greater than last year by more than 30 pounds. A wartime era ad promotes Dr Kay's Lung Balm curing coughs and grippe. A. Pease Co. offers 10 and 25 cent sizes. A Napoleon era launch and other historical relics were destroyed by fire in Cherbourg during the war.
We will sell you nice clean New Clothing cheaper than any other store in Fairbury. Try us and see. Mrs Charlies J Blow of Chicago, wife of a former state game warden, has sworn out a warrant charging her husband with attempting to chloroform her and three children.
An advertisement urges readers to stop pills for constipation and try Dr Caldwell's Syrup Vepsin. It promotes a bottle priced at 10¢, 3c and $1.00 and lists WW Morse and Co. as the sellers.
Enraged by Albert Lane's attention to his half sister James Hanley, who was in love with Lane, he is said to have killed Lane in the woods at Frost Valley in the Catskills. The report ties the crime to a family dispute and romantic entanglement.
An advertising claim promotes Dr Kay's remedy as essential for workers to recover and stay active. The copy emphasizes the laboring man and woman must work even when unwell and asserts the product activates the bowels and related organs with no other remedies needed.
The Paris Figaro outlines an effort to coordinate eastern regions to support a cohesive French initiative. Officials and journalists discuss strategic steps, potential timelines, and the political implications.
A testimonial claims Chamberlin's Pain Balm bound to a dampened fidnnel dampened plaster provides superior relief for a lame back. The brief notes a trial and mentions the plaster as better than any pilaster.
Oswego County New York plans to employ inmates in jail to aid highway improvements. Advertisements promote Dr Kay's Long Balm as a cough remedy with testimonials. A bill by Senator Stewart seeks a Philippines Supreme Court. Dr Kay's Renovator is touted for systemic renewal with claims of treating many ailments.
The year recorded postal receipts totaling 102 million 354 thousand 579 dollars while expenditures reached 107 million 710 thousand 267 dollars.
Baron von Sternberg and Miss Lang ham of Louisville were married in London. Kay quickly cured by Dr Kay's Long Balm. Druggists sell it. Agricultural lands in four ceded townships on the White Earth reservation in Minnesota were opened to settlement December 4 and by noon nearly every piece of land had been taken.
William Halley was sent to the asylum at St. Joseph Missouri after failing to recover from injuries. Quan trell was observed at the Lawrence Kansas raid as a noted guerilla chief lieutenant.
Public schools shut in Winona Minnesota as health officials report more than 400 cases of a disease believed to be smallpox. No deaths have yet occurred but measures expand to limit spread.
Asia Mimer is identified as the chief opium market of the world until the twelfth century and notes its gradual dispersion to other regions worldwide.
John M Higgier a member of the Indianapolis City Council was sentenced to a state prison for an indeterminate term after conviction for offering to accept a bribe to push a measure through the Council. The report also notes unrelated items on medicine elections and Japanese imperial history.
A Peruvian social custom forbids women from funerals and they attend weddings only if very intimate. Funerals feature pallbearers carrying the coffin while hearse drawn by two to six horses follows, depending on the family means.
A field discovery near Woodburn Bucks unearthed a gold watch and chain found by a little girl. The piece seems to have a charmed life despite visits to pawnbrokers and various fortunes seen by its ownership.
Public drinking fountains in New York have proven popular with a strong turnout on warm days. About 5,000 to 6,000 people take water away in vessels, reflecting wide use of the fountains.
A reader describes how shoppers in China begin with ceremonial tea and pleasantries before discussing prices. A clerk shows formal hospitality, then the buyer makes an offer that is politely refused, followed by dignified departure until a bargain is reached.
A historical note praises Filipino bravery shown in battles against American and Spanish forces, describing their courage as a natural trait and linking it to long ago struggles.
A curious passage describes the Reser horses and their trainers as capable of forming an ambush. The text notes the animals are remarkably well trained and remain calm while lines or reins appear to tightened around their necks.
The report shows 8500 working people 8497 employees 6564 merchants and tradesmen 2019 liberal professionals among last year’s borrowers. Rentiers who live on dividends also sought loans with the institution seen as a supplier of advances secured by furniture railway shares or other securities.
An Austrian savant declares a brain name center exists and describes its functions. He argues that the organ stores and retrieves individual names, shaping memory and recognition. Further details contrast with existing neuroanatomy theories and invite scientific discussion.
Guidance notes insist children's shoes stay entirely flat in the sole while remaining pliable for motion. The advice emphasizes avoiding high arches to promote proper foot development and comfort for growing feet.
A report describes Heer Lozenges as a latest German invention. The powder contains all ingredients of beer and only needs water with dissolved carbonic acid gas to become a sparkling ale.
The writer describes a months long decline in health and claims Dr Kay's Renovator restored her strength after starting treatment. She notes rapid improvement after beginning the remedy and urges others who are sick to try it.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Dr Kay’s Renovator as purifying and enriching the system. It claims to steady nerves and grant health, strength, and vigor to every organ, urging readers to address early symptoms like constipation and back pain.
Your inquiry requests information on aya and its remedy. The note invites readers to submit experiences or questions and promises guidance on treatment options and related health topics.
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