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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1905
Page
3
A fragment from the Philadelphia Press quotes JM Vabet describing Pia as somewhat committed and calls the remark a bad fault, noting the comment indicates very bad taste and drawing public backlash over the phrasing.
A fragment from the Indianapolis News extols Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills for antiseptic cleansing of female mucous surfaces and for constitutional treatment of discharges ulcerations inflammations itching irritations relaxations displacements pains and irregularities. It links these to sy mpathetic conditions like anaemia chlorosis hysteria nervousness and debility while joking about a water wagon to counter dust.
Mrs W Oury of Little Rock Arkansas writes that after using Pusheck's Kuro she recovered from dizziness and blind staggers, claims four doctors failed, and credits three packages with creating new blood and flesh and a 30 pound gain, urging friends to try it.
A brief Tribune note highlights a dramatic act of self renewal and spiritual cleansing inspired by the city’s faith community. The article stresses personal reform as a communal beacon and moral renewal for Chicagoans.
Overcrowding and digested food poisons blamed on poor digestion urge readers to use Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for quick relief from headaches constipation and biliousness. The ad promises safe pleasant relief and a money back guarantee and notes price at 50c and 1.00 from druggists.
St. Petersburg reports Gen. Kuropatkin joins Linievich’s army to command the rear guard as Russian retreat from Mukden continues without major fighting. Russians destroy bridges and rail beds, remove stores, and hoist supplies while Chinese citizens drift away amid evacuations. Grand Duchess Elizabeth oversees Red Cross aid for officers along the retreat.
A Tokyo dated dispatch explains that a Russian officer captured at Sinmintin by the Japanese garrison breached parole sworn after surrender at Port Arthur. The note asserts officers were prohibited from returning through the war zone to Russia, making the Sinmintin arrival a breach.
In Viborg European Russia on March 21 Gov Miasorodoff was shot in his office by a 15 year old who gained entry and fired three times. One bullet wounded him seriously, others lightly. the youth was arrested in the street. The governor’s condition was critical. The assailant Matti Hjalmar Reinikke, a declared revolutionary from Kurikke parish Finland, had been living in Stockholm to avoid arrest.
A collection of classroom quips and short exchanges. Jokes about temperature, teeth, backbone, transparency, and a child’s letter to Mr Satan appear as playful anecdotes. The scenes feature a teacher, pupils, a minister, and a grandmother with light humor and quaint misunderstandings.
Seeding presses ahead across Western Canada as wheat, oil and barley yield high profits and foreign inquiries surge in the United States. Reports from Medicine Hat to Lethbridge detail warm days, frost-free ground, and early plowing by settlers like P A Pulley and Rev Coulter White, signaling a promising spring for farmers and new land settlement.
Six miners dead and four injured with two possibly fatally hurt after an explosion at the Princeton Coal and Mining Company mine in Princeton Indiana on Wednesday afternoon. The deceased include Hudson Weatherly, 30, married.
The mine disaster leaves George Dill and William Jones among the injured, with George Dill later dying. John Dill, 20, seriously burned. Boater Joseph Ward, 45, and Gene Cole, 37, will recover. Most others died before rescue. bodies recovered two hours after the blast from a powder explosion as miners were blasting before leaving. News reached the city around four o'clock drawing anxious crowds.
In Greensboro on March 23, the Tar Heel club banquet drew about 300 guests from across the state and beyond. Vice-President Fairbanks and Revenue Commissioner Yerkes were the main honored guests. Toast master E Spencer Blackburn opened with a telegram from Postmaster General Cortelyou apologizing for his absence and lauded the party's move away from race issues toward a new political era.
Des Moines Ohio March 23 A land dispute led James Blee to shoot and kill Isaac Sailer a half-brother at Swan Indiana A Bree warned Sailer not to draw a gun then fired point blank blowing off the top of Sailer's head The dead man was 43 Blee is under arrest.
Canton Ohio March 23 Architect Magonigle reports revised McKinley monument plans completed and ready for seven contractors to report by April 1. Trustees meet in New York May 1 to let the contract. Work to begin June 1.
New York report says Dr Henry H Kane and Dr William H Hale pleaded guilty to grand larceny charges linked to a radium propens treatment scheme. They were remanded for sentence after returning $10,000 to John J McCallum, the complainant, who alleged the therapy yielded no benefit.
An editor nearly doubted Salzer's Warranted Weetable Reeds offer from John A. Salter Seed Co of La Crosse. They promise a catalog and seeds for 4000 cabbage, 2000 celery, 5000 lettuce, 1000 onions, 1000 radishes, 1000 flowers, all for 160 postage, plus Berliner Cauliflower if 20c postage paid. Also notes adverts and quotes on strength, memory, and remedies like Pusheck's Kure priced at $1.00.
An old advertisement touts Lexative-Bromo Quinine tablets as a one day cure for colds. It claims a money refund if the remedy fails and notes E. W. Grove's signature on each box. The text adds a quip about extracting comfort and small profit by knowing when to quit hoping for the best.
Mrs C E Bumgardner of Topeka Kansas an officer in the Rebeccas reports using Doan’s Kidney Pills for kidney trouble and related symptoms. After one box the discomfort faded and after a second box she was fully well. Free trial and Buffalo New York address noted. Price fifty cents through dealers.
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