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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1902
Page
6
A colonial era debate runs through editorials from the Boston Post and Atlanta Constitution. They question U S readiness in the Philippines, demand independent investigations, and critique subsidy plans that favor transatlantic shipping. Opinions urge humane treatment, fair trade, and cautious U S influence abroad.
An Oregon Short Line president issued bonds and certificates of indebtedness totaling large sums. He bought those certificates and later Northern Pacific shares with the funds, then aided Union Pacific bonds to reimburse the treasury. The actions are described as remarkable and damaging, highlighting deceit in corporate finance. The Pittsburgh Dispatch and Indianapolis News comment on monopoly, competition, and open management.
A collection of editorials jokes and anecdotes on tariff and Cuba policy, the Surratt case reflections, and a sentimental tale of Phil adopted by Jake Atkins amid poverty. The pieces mix political opinion with a short story about a boy finding a horseshoe heart and growing into a professor of natural history.
Col Rath, long silent, claims Booth was killed and Mrs Surratt guilty of conspiring to kill Lincoln. He recalls July 7 1805 when four conspirators were executed in Washington and rests on accounts from Dinwiddie County to the District of Columbia penitentiary. The piece recounts the gallows, minister, and sealed graves with names, and notes Mrs Surratt and Payne Powell died together.
Star Wisconsin February 10 reports Samuel N. Hook, a respected resident, praising Dodd's Kidney Pills for kidney disease. He says they provided almost immediate relief and he is now well. He recommends them to friends with splendid results, calling them the best pills for kidney complaints. His endorsement carries substantial influence in Vernon County.
A playful exchange reveals a husband bought a wheel and plans nightly rides. Sammy notes the husband was out last night, saying he told Mr Tippell he was riding a bat. The scene captures a light domestic moment amid a noisy chat.
A landsdown resident of Calne reports long standing rheumatic fever and other pains eased by St Jacobs Oil. He claims twenty years of trials with many remedies, none helping until this oil, and cites additional cases of toothache faceache and sore throat improving after use.
A compact mix of folklore and odd notes on marriage, old maid fears, and cultural beliefs. Includes Norwegian hair net superstition, misc phrases about humor and women, medicine ads, and a quip on inheritance.
Miss Marion Cunningham of Emporia Kansas testifies that Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound cured her three year womb trouble with irregularities back pain headaches and cramps She reports lasting health and urges others to use the remedy and seek advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass
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