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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1909
Page
7
A damaged notice-like text touts Dr Kipets Sewdate posting wondrous cures. It lists sour stomach constipation indigestion biliousness diarrhea sick headache chills and more. The fragment ends with a stray name Hingstan.
Harriman, former Union Pacific head, arrived in Jersey City aboard the Southern Pacific tug El Toro and faced reporters despite frail health. He insisted he planned to return to Arden, N Y for rest, denied any plans regarding Vanderbilt holdings or Union Pacific assets, and spoke briefly about his recovery and immediate care.
An observer recounts Harriman discussing corporate strategy amid new laws on taxation and asset distribution. He emphasizes developing existing lines, expanding into irrigated and new territories, reinvesting profits into roads, and delivering affordable service while avoiding speculation.
Alexander Millar secretary of the Harriman lines speaks highly of Ed ward Henry Harriman. He recalls eleven years of close work with Harriman and defends public perceptions of the railroad magnate. Millar highlights Harriman's figures driven approach and vast expansion of the western transmission network.
A Carlisle interview reveals E H Harriman as a rail and mining titan who advanced irrigation stock raising and westward prosperity through expert support and decisive leadership. Millar praises his practical method, unmethodical style, and relentless energy, noting his influence inspires subordinates and his pleasure in family life.
The Highland Athletics routed the Ding A. TL. C's on their home grounds by a large score. Beaver and Raber pitched for the locals while Staphienson caught, Lippel and Tibbetts batting for the Athletics. A. B. C's travel to Edwardsville next to face the Leclaire team with proceeds to aid a disabled teammate.
An old column fragment promotes Dr King s New Discovery as a cure for asthma and lung troubles citing a Fort Edward resident and his family. It touts the medicine s efficacy for coughs hay fever and whooping cough with 50 cent and 1 00 trial bottles and a Kingston seal of guarantee. It also advertises Dr Shoop s Health Coffee as a quick coffee substitute made from toasted cereals malt nuts and says it tastes like coffee without health risks.
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