McKinley Messages and Lord Bacon’s Claim
A yellow journal claims McKinley did not write his Messages. A dreamy reply jokes that Lord Bacon wrote them. Detroit Free Press.
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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1899
Page
7
A yellow journal claims McKinley did not write his Messages. A dreamy reply jokes that Lord Bacon wrote them. Detroit Free Press.
Hall's Catarrh Care is taken internally. Cascarets candy cathartic trains bowels. Allen's Foot-Ease advertised for swollen feet. General Wood declines Cuban presidency salary and returns to Cuba. Mrs Winslow's teething syrup promotes gums and soothes infants. A Kentucky town wedding links ages 70 and 28 in an unlikely match.
Early training begins in spring as two year old hopefuls learn to ride and race under careful supervision. Trainers balance work to develop muscle, manage fatigue, and teach a strong start without whips or spurs, letting the younger horse prevail in practice races to build confidence.
An Outing hint from Outing praises the New York Central for fast safe and superbly equipped through travel between East and West. Grand Central Station in New York City anchors access to Niagara Whirlpool Cave of the Winds and other attractions. The piece notes winter frosty scenes and a remark about marriage vows ending in poverty.
Announce a thirty day offer of free or prepaid samples of 5 Drops Salve touted as a quick cure for piles. Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co lists price 25 and 50 cents per box, Chicago. Also notes Notre Dame girls academy catalogue and a German town naming a street for a rabbi.
Mrs. Mathilde Richter of Doniphan Nebraska reports relief from pelvic catarrh after using Pe r u n a and Man a lin during menopause. She praises the remedy as lifting her from illness and encourages others to try it. Mrs. Col Hamilton of Columbus Ohio also endorses Pe r u n a for women. A free health book by Dr Hartman is offered.
An advertisement equates cholera morbus and related summer bowel ailments with catarrh of the bowels and touts Peruna as an absolute remedy. Dr. Hartman cites a forty year practice and claims flawless results with cholera infantum dysentery diarrhoea and cholera morbus, inviting readers to request a free copy of Summer Catarrh from Columbus Ohio.
Colorado’s agricultural boom is highlighted by 12 000 miles of irrigation canals and 2 000 000 acres made productive. At the world’s fair 471 exhibits earned 81 special premiums for fruit and produce, with 25 wheat awards the most for any state. A Denver Rio Grande pamphlet touts lands and locations for inquiry.
Society leaders are people of excellent taste and refinement. In travel they demand the best service obtainable and their patronage proves the Union Pacific line’s superiority. Ticket office, Old Stand, 201 Main Street.
The Tadianapolis Journal quotes a humorous exchange about superstition and luck at a hall game. A character objects to carrying a horseshoe, joking that it’s meant to soak the empire with luck, reflecting local humor of the era.
Rail line advertises July round trips from Salt Lake City to Richmond and Indianapolis with low fares. Two daily trains via R G W railway offer dining cars standard and tourist Pullmans electric lighted chaircars and rock ballast roadbed. Contact C F Warren general agent 411 Dooly block Salt Lake City Utah for maps and details.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will switch to an a la carte dining plan starting June with meals not including dinners, replacing the former one dollar per meal uniform rate. Two new dining cars are under construction and due in service by July 1, improving through train dining options.
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