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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1900
Page
3
A narrative describes a woman’s journey from headaches and nervous strain to a declared distressing female complaint. It notes a doctor’s mistake, then praises Mrs. Pinkham for relief to thousands of women and cites Mrs. Winifred Allender’s letter as testimony of help available.
In Illinois McKinnley achieves a plurality with 96,536 votes while Yotes secures 63,618 as governor in the same contest.
Washington reports Illinois population 4,821,550, up 995,199 from 1890, a 26 percent increase. The 1880 to 1890 rise was 748,?50, or about 24.8 percent. County figures follow in the census release.
Anna Dunmore widow of Charles J. Guiteau applies in Chicago to wed Enoch Allen. At 46 she claims Guiteau was a political offender rather than insane, remarking he was more sane than the clerk.
Richard Yates plans to bring his elderly mother to the governor’s residence in the capital of Almnocis. She watched over him in infancy and supported his bid for the gubernatorial office, a gesture seen as both political and domestic.
State Veterinarian Lovejoy of Princeton investigated a Nebraska to Spring Valley cattle herd and ruled the disease Texas fever in a secondary stage. He noted the disease in this stage is not contagious.
St Louis plans to finish preliminary World’s Fair arrangements with a $5 million federal pledge and city and state approvals for $6 million. A private subscription drive aims to raise $5 million within a year, with dozens of volunteers and a headquarter in the Carleton building guiding the effort.
Chicago Nov 22 Charles Melka of Momence Illinois has exonerated himself and returned home after being arrested on false charges by Hamburg police. He was stripped of belongings and imprisoned five days without access to the American consul.
A fragment quotes a line from the Indianapolis Journal defining stupidity as a state of mind others feel when they cannot understand what we say. The exchange mentions a girl, Bess, and Lisbeth in a dialogic style.
A fragmented dialogue quotes Mr Henpeck and others discussing a “conference of the power” beginning. The remarks touch on a partition of China, reflecting debates in a Baltimore American style frame.
An advertisement extols Dr Greene s Nervura blood and nerve remedy for girls entering womanhood. It claims to enrich blood, calm nerves, and support natural development, with testimonials from Mrs Mary Francis Lucan and Mrs William Bartell about improved color and vitality, linking nervous pain to beauty and growth.
A publicity notice invites consultation with Dr. Greene, a specialist in women’s health, offering free guidance on beauty through a personal appointment. Call or write to his New York City office at 35 West 14th Street for more information.
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