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Newspaper
The Fairbury Enterprise
Location
Fairbury, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1900
Page
8
The Fairbury Telephone Co now connects with Jansen Harbine and Diller and will link Plymouth by mid next week. Rates are 20e for five minutes, 5e for each two minutes thereafter, with no extra charge for messenger service.
A Washington figure known for high government rank attends a weekly reception in a grand outfit. The fragment recalls personal vows and reflections on public life, marriage, and private ambitions amid a busy schedule of duties and social duties.
A fragment notes a product named Dr Kay’s Renovator described as a perfect system renovator and indicates it was sold by druggists at 235e or $1. The legibility is limited but implies a medicinal or household remedy being marketed through pharmacists.
A fragment presents Uncle Charles discussing Emerson with Bertha and a remark on the pleasure of reading to imagine meanings. The exchange hints at interpretation and imagination in literature.
Mrs. I. B. Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced liver and stomach distress with gall stones until a doctor warned of limited life and urged an operation. After trying Electric Bitters she recovered fully, restoring appetite and kidney function. Sold by G. P. Weisel for 50 cents with guarantee.
Evanston residents report a feared insect nicknamed the Mexican nose bug. It supposedly attaches to the nose, pierces skin with a beak for a blood draught, and cannot be detached without tearing flesh due to poisonous pincers.
Dr Kay's Renovator promises renovation of systems at a price of 2c. A $1 trial offer invites customers to try the product and experience its claimed improvements.
A brief captioned gag from the Chicago News features Jaggsby recounting his wife misrecognizing him at 10 o clock, implying her eye sight failing and the doctor reacting with sympathy. The pair exchange quippy lines highlighting mistaken identity and domestic humor.
An illustrated booklet titled Womanhood offers treatment for female diseases and womb displacements. It promises plain sealed mail delivery and is attributed to Dr. K J Kay of Saratoga New York.
Rev Chas W Savidge Omaha preacher testifies to Dr Kay's Renovator and Dr Kay's Long Balm with excellent results. George W Hervey editor and others report cures. Free samples and books offered by Dr B J Kay Saratoga N Y. Morse Co sells Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin in 10 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes.
The article states Canada covers 237 000 square miles meaning it equals Europe in area. It notes Canada is nearly thirty times as large as Great Britain and Ireland and about 5 000 square miles larger than the United States including Alaska.
Colds croup and coughs are claimed to be cured by Dr Kay's Lung Balm now sold at druggists. The short notice presents a medicinal remedy and availability to the public.
Mrs Henry N Couden is the only noncongressperson allowed in the speaker's lobby during House sessions. Her husband, the Rev. Mr Couden, chaplain of the House, is blind and is brought daily to the House by ward staff and remains until she arrives.
The town of Deloit, platted in 1857, was recently surveyed and found numerous mislaid lot lines causing many houses to be built where streets should be.
P R Crank traveling salesman for Pearson Weytel of Indianapolis testifies in Momence about Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin a remedy for dyspepsia constipation indigestion. Available in 10c 50c and 1.00 sizes.
The Chicago Times Herald reports a flirtatious exchange about Miss Willington. A mother reportedly left the parlor at 11 last night, leaving the pair together, suggesting a favorable turn of events for the admirer.
The semi weekly State Journal of Lincoln Nebraska offers a two paper weekly subscription for fifty cents through year end. Readers will get extensive coverage of the presidential campaign state senate races and the state ticket with all the world news. Act quickly to maximize papers per cent by mailing payment to State Journal Lincoln Neb.
In a discussion on women’s higher education Miss Caroline Hasard, the new president of Wellesley College, testifies that more Wellesley girls graduate than Harvard boys have married. This Cincinnati Enquirer excerpt emphasizes women's college outcomes.
Open rate of fare set for a picnic trip from Bremen Kansas on July 8 to St Joseph and Grand Island routes. Round trip price published with one third discount for the return journey.
A compact review notes Dr Kay's Renovator as a wonderful system renovator widely sold by draggists. The article highlights its practicality and appeal to homeowners seeking efficient home improvement solutions.
The passage notes a lack of bluebirds this spring and a decline of multiple species. It laments vanished grackles, fading brown thrashers, scarce tanagers, and decreasing catbirds while sparrows and crows multiply. It warns hunting and fashion threaten North American bird life.
The article discusses many abandoned creameries across the country, attributing failures to local readiness and education. It notes cooperatives tend to succeed, requires at least 400 cows to operate profitably, and 2,000 cows for real success. It anticipates on-farm milk separation improving dairy methods and calf feeding.
The article describes 500 acre English farms with up to 150 acres in root crops such as white turnips swedes and mange wurzela. It notes these crops are largely cultivated and tended by band labor and links root culture to England's large sheep holdings and overall farming system.
An advertisement touts Dr Kay's Lung Balm as a cure for severe coughs. Druggists sell the product with a price of 50 cents, under the claim of providing relief to sufferers.
A section of the Chinese Eastern railway from Nikolsk to Maschukictee tansai ha e opens for regular service. The feature story profiles Geo. W. Hervey editor of the Omaha Weekly World-Herald who suffered long stomach trouble before using Dr Kay's Renovator which he credits with a complete cure. The ad promotes free advice samples and a book from Saratoga New York.
Ex-Treasurer A A Wyman endorses Dr Kay's Renovator and Dr Kay's Lung Balm claiming high cure rates for stomach liver and bowel troubles. Ads urge proof of thousands of cures with samples and book offered by Dr B J Kay Saratoga NY. hay prices noted as low despite straw ballot chatter.
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