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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1902
Page
2
A busy scene in Troy signals local improvement amid varied notes from distant places. Reports range from a Dead Sea like water find in Kansas to a moonshine filled egg claim in Kentucky, with comments on postage stamps, wireless phones, and civic ambition.
Louis Messrs Eames Young, St Louis architects, present a Corinthian style Textiles building for the 1904 Purchase Exposition. Positioned beside the Grand Basins and facing the lagoon, the 625 foot long elevation spans 7.57 acres with main entrances on central axes and a triumpal arch likeness. A rooftop promenade and restaurant are planned atop the building.
Our Washington correspondent reports on Cuban reciprocity, Chinese Exclusion, and tariff revision debates in Congress. House moves to set a basis for tariff reform, while Senate prospects for Cuban reciprocity remain uncertain amid Philippine bill considerations. Roosevelt’s Charleston Exposition trip draws praise, and a pure food bill gains support.
An illustration features a rich black taffeta long coat with jabot vest effect and perforated strap trim over white satin. It has a large tucked collar, embroidered linen garnish, white satin lining, and lace yokes with velvet ribbon lattice. The fashion notes highlight black and white ensembles and trims across fabrics.
Auction style listing notes a for sale rower corn planter with 80 rods of chain and a Woods Binder. Identified contact shows Joan F Jarvis.
The notice urges beauty and vigor from pure blood and proper digestion. It warns that many women fail to digest food, growing pale and weak, and claims Herbine after each meal aids digestion. Available for 50 cents at Kingston's.
Vintage ad copy touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for the worst piles and external injuries. It claims thousands cured and guarantees relief, price 25 cents a box, sold by S. Kingston.
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