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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1895
Page
7
Dr Rudolph Schiffmann, a leading physician, promotes Asthma Cure claiming relief and cures for asthma hay fever phthisis and bronchitis. He offers free trial packages to all sufferers urging them to write for a sample before October 10 to Dr R Schiffman 825 Rosabel Street St Paul Minnesota.
Storage batteries emerge as practical power sources beyond industry. A model installation near Lake Forest Illinois demonstrates a 256-light, 21 by 27 foot power house with sixty chloride accumulators powering 237 lights in a residence and outbuildings. The system uses a gas engine for charging and can supply full house power when needed. The article notes plans to light grounds for evening garden parties next summer.
A заб observation notes a train being held up yesterday near a church wedding in New York as described by Bagshot and Gumdrop in a humorous exchange.
The Milford Herald reports speculation about the so called Moors in Kent and Sussex counties of Delaware. It outlines theories of Moorish or Nanticoke Indian ancestry and presents remarks by lawyer George P. Fisher based on lifelong acquaintance with the people and a court case involving arms sales to a man of mixed race.
In Turkestan near Bokharan town of Karki a chain of caves reveals an underground city dating to about two centuries before Christ. An immense labyrinth of corridors and squares lies beneath, with multi story buildings and artifacts showing advanced craftsmanship in clay metal utensils and coins.
The Washington gathering formed a national committee and executive body to campaign for free silver, aiming to influence the next Democratic national convention and uphold Democratic principles as they define them. The group calls itself the bimetallic forces and pledges determined action.
The Lazy club of Vienna reportedly has about 100 members with thousands awaiting admission. Members may not engage in any work, and even a hint of employment leads to expulsion from the club.
A recent gathering in Tionesta Pennsylvania united six Coleman siblings. The six brothers stand a combined 37 feet 6 inches tall with the tallest at 6 feet 5 inches and the shortest at 6 feet.
A small Western city hotel eschews opulence for comfort and discipline. Headed by a former cooking-school manager, the mistress emphasizes quality, mindful kitchen practices, and loving preparation. She limits menus and treats dining as sacred, aiming to transform health and spirit through meals.
A collage of historical clippings and satirical lines. The text features biting quips about white missions and politics, a courtroom exchange in dialect, a hotel guest’s hygiene doubt, a medical cure advertisement, a sore nose joke, a camp relief tea, and a bridal joke, all from varied vintage sources.
A dated compendium ad and quotations section touts Syrup of Figs as a pure laxative improving health and cleansing the system. It includes a Pope humor snippet and various trivial proverbs about commerce, medicine, and modest household advice.
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