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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1900
Page
3
A nurse describes severe female ailments and nerve distress urging women to seek Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The feature touts Mrs Williams of Englishtown New Jersey as cured and invites readers to write for free guidance from Mrs Inkham of Lynn Massachusetts.
A worn man named Cornelius Walker Dimpsey is processed at a West side lodging district registration point. He claims thirty days in the precinct and residence at Bum-alorum house de luxe entresol, then leaves content after being registered as described by the Chicago Chronicle.
Meadville Pennsylvania November 26 1900 a special report notes Frank J Zeller chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers No 143 was seriously ill with back trouble and kidney issues He credits a brother for giving Dodd’s Kidney Pills after seven boxes he recovered fully and resumed work He recalls suffering for four years and trying various remedies with little success before the Dodd’s pills provided relief through trusted railroad colleagues and local dealers
Washington notes on Dr. Talmage urging steadfastness in spiritual life. He warns against roaming among occupations and religious theories, urges choosing a calling with divine guidance, and stresses home duties and practical charity over public boards, criticizing gossip and double lives. He cites historical figures to illustrate perseverance and ends with a call to decisive, faith-driven commitment.
A dialog compares a woman's speaking style to the ancient orator Demosthenes. The man suggests she adopts his methods while she questions the approach. She retorts that he is mean, as she finishes her toilet in the exchange, reported by the Chicago Post.
A fragmented diary like fragment describes a photographer reacting to a scene. The text features Scottish dialect remarks about photographs and painting pace, with references to landscape and recognition. The passage ends abruptly with stray phrases and unclear attribution.
A Grand Rapids resident Mrs F J Lynch writes from 24 South Division Street praising Peruna Medicine Company of Columbus Ohio. She claims the tonic cured her illness quickly after a “pleasant” reaction and two bottles improved her health within weeks, urging others to use it.
Fragments describe catarrh as a pervasive, lingering malady that taints speech, breath, and health, likening its effects to plague and consumption. It emphasizes chronic catarrh as a widespread foe, cites Peruna as a remedy, and hints at a claimed medical endorsement from Ohio.
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