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Newspaper
The Hays Free Press
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1901
Page
3
A curious collage of quotes and ads, extolling photography, moral maxims, and patent remedies. It references Joseph Chamberlain as a photo aficionado, urges Red Cross Ball Blue, touts Dodds Kidney Pills for dropsy, and notes railway schedules and prairie land prospects in Western Canada.
A Kansas City dispatch summarizes a major Oklahoma storm from Kay to Noble counties. It describes a cyclone wide up to 100 miles with tornados 3 to 20 miles across, destroying Eddy and injuring several. three killed near Eddy and Tonkawa by lightning. Heavy hail and rain caused widespread losses and insurance claims along the storm's track.
June 11 report notes Evelyn B Baldwin, commander of the Baldwin Ziegier polar expedition from Labette County Kansas, aims to search for the north pole and traces of Andree. He will represent the United States in a multi-nation race with Russia, Germany, Italy, Norway and Cascada. The party, about forty, includes famed scientists, and Baldwin will stay two days before departing.
A disparate set of items includes a New York minister’s marriage guidance, urging couples to avoid early unions and long living spaces while warning against divorce. Also reported is the death of Mrs Elies O Mullane of County Cork at an alleged 218 years, claiming ireland’s oldest inhabitant title with descendants described.
Editor Clem G Moore cites four years of suffering from systemic catarrh and indigestion. He praises Peruna as the permanent relief after other remedies and doctors failed. Other testimonials from Captain Percy Moss and Judge Wm T Zenor support Peruna's efficacy for catarrhal trouble and general health.
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