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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1901
Page
7
An old newspaper notice touts Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh and colds, claiming it soothes membranes and clears the nose. Also advertised is Lyman's Cough Remedy, praised for safety and success in curing coughs, with a money back guarantee if not beneficial. Available at Mitchell's Pharmacy.
Mr Thomas Wodl a hoemaker living at 911 M E Tenth Street recounted back pain from overexertion after a fall of logs. He credited Doan's Kidney Pills with removing lameness and ache, noting renewed heavy lifting without returning pain. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY marketed the remedy as sole US agents with urging readers to remember Doan's.
Promote a cooperative land and investment venture in Lands Patuca Valley Honduras. The Patuca Plantation Company touts three crops yearly, market access, free life insurance, and risk-free profits through plantations and allied enterprises. Directors vouched by mercantile agencies and Cleveland banks. write for details to 4080 Betz Building Philadelphia Pa.
A historical ad-style fragment extols Ames shovels as stable currency and praises Benson's Porous Plaster as the universal external remedy. It touts worldwide honesty of Olfer,Ames & Son, claims rapid relief for coughs to rheumatism, notes numerous physician endorsements, and offers注文 mail sale through Benbury & Johnson Mfg. Chemists in New York.
President McKinley and party arrived in El Paso, with Diaz of Mexico in talks via messages. A quiet Sunday included church attendance, a Mexican band serenade, and Juarez bullfight festivities marking May 5 as a national observance.
British consul Mallet reports Colombia gridlocked by revolution with 3000 rebels in one area, 2000 later, as rebels raid towns for supplies. Government tightens garrisons near Panama while trade suffers. London exchange at 0 and New York at 140. Interior hardship grows as the conflict wears on.
Buffalo Pan American Exposition open with low fares from Washington to Buffalo and multiple Western and Indiana destinations. Special round trips advertise limited return windows, with various groups like Wild West, G A R encampment, Rebekah assembly, Epworth League, and Masonic events offering cut rates, with tickets sold May through August and specific return deadlines.
Washington reports a policy to reduce Philippine garrison to 40,000 men after careful review. Volunteers are expected to depart by month end, leaving regular troops to maintain duty. If conditions improve, further reductions may follow, targeting about 40,000 by later dates.
Terse telegram style items report open trade routes on the trans-Iberian line and rising immigrant arrivals aboard ocean liners. Afghanistan’s ameer sent to Germany to secure Krupp batteries for Kabul. A smallpox case aboard a Marseille to New York liner. Russia’s press cites U S indemnity talks on China. Melbourne drew 100000 sightseers for royal decorations. A Hebbrguville pastor shot his wife then killed himself, suspected domestic motive. Chicago Homeopathic college vote to admit women. Kansas City saloons closed after Reed order. one arrest. Axebert arrives at San Francisco from Taku with bodies of American servicemen. Puebla day celebrated across Mexico. Two Akron traction cars collide injuring about a dozen. National Municipal League to meet in Rhodes, N. Y. James Stokes foundation in St Petersburg marks ten months. Omaha Sunday closing largely observed. bootblacks and saloon workers detected breaking Sabbath.
Burlington Route No 41 leaves St Louis at 9 am for Kansas City and Northwest to Puget Sound and Portland with through service on The Burlington Northern Pacific Express. No 5 departs at 2 05 pm for Denver and Pacific Coast. No 15 at 9 pm covers St Louis to Kansas City St Joseph Omaha and more. California excursions in tourist sleepers from St Louis are offered. through trains are wide vestibulated with Pintch-lighted coaches dining car service and modern sleepers. Write for travel descriptions. F M Rugg T P A G O L Priest T P A St Louis. A W Wakeley G P A St Louis. Howard Elliott Gen Mgt St Louis.
North Dakota town the tale tells of a fine wonder department formed over Russian thistles piling up, a story that seems odd yet familiar to readers acquainted with the Russian thistle.
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