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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1901
Page
8
Mrs. Ella Rice of Chelsea Wisconsin reports two years of bearing-down pains headaches backache and other complaints due to womb inflammation. After trying many medicines she was cured by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad urges tired women to seek the remedy.
A collection of assorted assertions notes Chicago dog licensing oddities Japan population growth Australia cecal supply sugar tobacco revenue Seattle grave care for an Indian chief United Kingdom population surpassing France in 1892 and the Virginia's 1667 first U.S. boat.
Sumpter Illinois June 10 Mrs J Flanigan suffered fifteen years with Dropsy unable to wear shoes for three years. After Rome medicine failed Mr J Flanigan bought six boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills from Carmi pharmacist J J Dale. Five boxes cured her completely restoring health and removing all Dropsy symptoms prompting praise for the remedy and for Mr Dale.
Special Washington Letter recalls Margaret O Neil born in June 1729 at the old Neil s tavern on Lend Twenty-first streets in Washington, later widow of Gen John Eaton. Her beauty sparked rumors and politics as Andrew Jackson rose, with Eaton serving as secretary of war and later Florida governor. The landmark inn, once hosting Lafayette, is slated for demolition to build a modern apartment house.
Blithers cites the case of Col. Beet who sued an opposition paper for printing a caricature. The jury ruled the caricature flattered the colonel, illustrating the stren uous life of politics in the Olde State Journal.
Classified style excerpt featuring an Allen's Foot-Bare Powder advertisement for foot relief and a series of miscellaneous quotes and testimonials. Mentions include Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy New York, and a date fragment from 1900, plus a short note about carnations of music and other ad fragments.
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