JeU O Pleases All The Family Four Flavors
A brief ad notes four flavors Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry for a product called JeU O. It promotes family appeal and invites readers to try it today with a price of 10 ets.
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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1901
Page
6
A brief ad notes four flavors Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry for a product called JeU O. It promotes family appeal and invites readers to try it today with a price of 10 ets.
A bay horse about 9 to 12 years old with a black saddle and bridle, about fifteen hands high, was taken up about four and a half miles west of Washington on State Road, on Tuesday evening December 2. The owner may identify it as Calton or Ellis, Paris, Washington.
Fragmented OCR text promotes a Burlington Route with through trains to Kansas City and St. Louis, looping via Puget Sound and Port Townsend. Mentions Pullman cars and seats, free berths, and travel to Denver, Minneapolis, and Omaha amid garbled names and stray references.
An advertisement extols Benson's Plaster as the best pain reliever for a variety of ailments including neuralgia rheumatism and chest diseases. It claims widespread physician endorsements vast awards and recommends purchasing through druggists with a money back offer and exact ingredient claims.
London reports a fresh, unsatisfactory view from Cape Town amid martial law in Malmesbury and other districts. Cabinet divisions delay action though expeditions mobilize. Cape Town demands 40,000 troops as 1100 men allegedly move toward Malmesbury. colonial unrest and Dutch proximity heighten fears of further conflict.
Vienna reports say outlines of a China Manchuria accord were settled with Li Hung Chang in 1899. Chinese envoys urged delay in signature to allow clause removals. a decree ordered postponement while plenipotentiaries maintained assent already given.
Report from Sian Fu that Empress Dowager orders General Feng Tsai to advance northward with an army of about 5000 in Yun Nan province. Troops are armed with modern weapons. Allied commander Waldersee has arranged with Qing officials. allied troops will not operate in Shuh Ye Huang Ping or Taifing prefectures.
A late night blaze in a boarding house on an urban street traps lodgers as smoke fills hallways. Fireman say 19 of 27 lodgers escaped, many in drunken or bare conditions, while others perish. Night clerk George Condor and night watchman Charles Hanson helped awaken residents before escape became impossible. Fire losses are estimated under 60 dollars for structure and contents.
In Hilton Ohio Judge Thompson ordered sale of property tied to suits. An affidavit from brewer Solin claims value around 200 dollars, with sale readvertised if bids fail to exceed his offer. If not, property may be turned over to Janay as directed. Card. Gibbons praises universal peace and critiques large standing armies. Kansas City faces smallpox fears with rising cases and quarantine measures. Portland reports a snow blockade easing and resumption of trains. Germany’s exports to Canada rise as it exports sugar and rail goods to British North America.
In Chicago sees Prof Roxa Tyler via Tomans Alliance a Chicago woman testifies to Chambrain’s Cough Remedy curing a severe cold that threatened pneumonia. She praises relief, avoided a doctor’s bill, and says she will not be without the medicine again. Mitchell’s Pharmacy sells the product.
Evansville departure connections to New Orleans and Texas via Princeton with gas lighted vestibuled cars and Pullman sleepers. Weekly Monday and Friday mornings, through trains to New Orleans. Low rates and superior accommodations. Also homesekers tickets on first and third Wednesdays monthly with low rates and liberal layovers. Promotional text includes cough remedy and savings loan notice.
A reader notes that Electric Bitters relieved long standing backache headaches nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizzy spells. Mrs Phebe Cherley of Peterson Ta says the tonic cured kidney trouble and back pain enabling her to dress herself and do housework at 73. The ad also mentions Mrs Austin's pancakes and a drug store price.
Vague Sugarland items report a protracted meeting at Otter Hein and visits by James Eagle Jr. Elisha Clellan swayed crowds at Suparland fair night. Elmer Spain and Pete Hollis quail hunted Saturday. Samuel Aikman plans to move near Washington into the Allen property. Union Savings and Loan opens a new share issue January 4 1901 offering 11 percent profit. secretary N H Jepson invites inquiries.
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