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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1901
Page
7
An advertisement-like piece describes nervous prostration and sleeplessness in women, urging regular habits and rest for relief. It cites Mrs Bostley of 221 W Compress St and promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy, claiming to calm nerves and ease symptoms.
States across the Union mobilize funds for the Pan American Exposition with New York pledging 800000 dollars, Michigan 40000, Ohio 30000, Missouri 50000, and Wisconsin 25000. New England and western states plan extensive exhibits, including California’s 84 by 122 foot building with ornate lighting and a dockside approach.
The text catalogs multiple state funding decisions for Pan American Exposition exhibits. Georgia and Idaho allocate large sums for displays, while Pennsylvania Minnesota New Jersey and North Dakota set aside substantial sums for representation. Maryland Delaware and other states appoint commissions and prepare exhibits with regional boards and associations.
A new Paris league led by Mme Petit promotes abstaining from kissing for health. If kissing fades, society may adopt handshakes like England. The piece jokes about purification with phenic acid or bichloride of mercury before greeting.
A collection of dispersed lines covers diverse topics from water quality in London to transport and industry. Mentions include Russian use of petroleum for locomotive power, a motor-car towing canal boats, a Canadian gold output rise to 1,257,802 ounces worth $20 million, and historical Roman ring exchange. Also notes on public libraries versus New York’s investment and upcoming New York library buildings.
A con man using letters on stamped paper posed as a distressed parishioner to trick clergy out of cash. A memoranda book found on him detailed names, dates, amounts and remarks for dozens of pastors across major cities, outlining a planned repeat operation.
In Clarissa Minnesota April 15 a mother and wife of schoolteacher Charles Keys lauds Dodd’s Kidney Pills for curing her long running health issues. She cites relief from back pain neuralgia and general aches and claims even her elderly mother has gained from the remedy. The testimonial aims to guide others in Todd County to the product.
Rates effective April 20 1901 on Peerless Trio or Daily Express trains both directions. Write wire or call nearest agent C A Anteriii T P A Fort Wayne Ind or R J Liamiston Agent Fort Wayne Ind ASSES
A collage of ad copy and brief notes cites Putnam Faceless Dyes as simple as washing, along with scattered items about pecan growth, a sample of Allen's Foot-Ease, and assorted coupons and notices. It mentions Pan-American Exposition travel via Nickel Plate Road and a Naples hackney vehicle to automobile conversion trend, plus assorted humorous lines and brief quotations from periodicals.
A fragmented notice discusses easy spring cleaning with advice on weather suitable for work and pre-provisioning. It mentions safe soaps for washing floors windows and general house cleansing. Includes stray lines about telephone use and cough remedies with Kemp's Balsam and Piso's Cure. Also notes barge flesh shipping to Europe from Chicago.
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Mrs. Austins famous pancakes for breakfast and a variety of stamps and printing supplies. It invites readers to write or contact agents via LockBox 219 Fort Wayne and mentions setler rates and weekly tickets from February 12 to April 30 to Oregon, Montana, Washington, and the Northwest.
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