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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1900
Page
7
Better the Bewels makes no sense. the fragment seems to push Cascar ets candy cathartic as a health aid while a separate note claims armor plate bids were rejected by the Navy department and another line hints at China reform harming officials. The readable items show medicine ads and a government procurement mention with no coherent narrative.
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as strengthening women during natural changes and preserving health. It asserts the product refreshes the face and body and is carried by HK as a safe aid through womanly crises. Letters from women purportedly support the claim.
Cy Warman is praised as the locomotive laureate with a new tale in the September New Lippincott Magazine titled Jack Farley's Flying Switch, noted for excitement and romance. A whisky production report for Kentucky shows 21,789,722 gallons in the year ending June 30, up from 19,788,788 gallons. Mark B Dunnell's Our Rights in China in the August Atlantic Monthly examines the open door issue and Chinese attitudes toward foreigners.
The Chicago Great Western Railway will sell excursion tickets to Chicago at one fare for the round trip from Aug 25 to Aug 29 with return through Sept 1 and optional extension to Sept 30 for 50 cents. President McKinley to attend the 74th National Encampment Aug 27 to Sept 1 in Chicago.
Miss Alice Serber of New York emerges as the only American woman specializing in criminal law. She migrated from Russia ten years ago, learned English, attended New York University Law School, earned an LL B in 1896, and soon after became the first woman admitted to practice in the United States District Court. She credits her success to keen training, oratorical ability, and a belief that female counsel encourages frank talk from accused women. In related notes, Stockholm experiments with outdoor play for public schoolboys, appointing three male superintendents to organize daily park games from 4 to 8 p m to curb streetanched habits.
The government allocates 125000 to experiment with flying machines for military use. The piece contrasts public funding with advertising claims for remedies, and notes travel promotions from Utah to Detroit, Chicago, and other cities, detailing Union Pacific and Rio Grande Western excursions and train services. It also mentions a mastodon skeleton found on St Lawrence Island and decayed human remains found inland ten miles away.
Cheap excursion rates via the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad promise two lines between Grand Junction and Denver with no extra cost. Four daily express trains offer new dining cars and through Pullman sleeping cars to Chicago. A health tonic advert touts Pe ru na as a vitality booster for women and families.
Excitement grips miners in eastern San Diego county and Yuma residents after a possible oil bed discovery in the pot holes district along the Colorado River about fifteen miles north of Yuma. The rush to land boundaries grew fierce with some early locators firing rifles to defend their claims.
The prince of Wales was made a fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons. Sir William McCormac led a deputation to Marlborough House to present the diploma to his royal highness.
Professor Charles Eliot Norton notes that Ruskin left manuscripts and notes in perfect order and had destroyed writings he did not want printed, implying a mindful preparation for death.
United States Consul Roosevelt in Brussels reports a lockout at all Belgian gross works affecting six thousand men. The development prompts concern at the State Department over international labor unrest and potential economic impact.
An advertisement touts Pe-ru-na as the universal remedy for women nourished by catarrh across mucous membranes. It claims the medicine cures congestion in any organ and that other remedies fail where Pe-ru-na succeeds. It asserts universal efficacy for unspecified ailments described as catarrh.
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