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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1899
Page
3
An advertisement touts CUTICURA products for eczema and skin scalp conditions. It claims instant relief and permanent care when other remedies fail, pricing details, and free leaflet offers from Boston based sellers.
A compact study summarizing Peloubet notes on the exile from 605 to 516 BC, prophets tied to the period, and the Babylonian monarchs Nebuchadnezzar Cyrus and Darius. It details how contact with other nations shaped Jewish history, Rome and Greece context, the exile discipline, the fresh start with 50 000 returnees, temple rebuilding, and monuments including Nebuchadnezzar inscriptions and Cyrus era documents.
Henry Smith laments a failed night blooming cereus at home party. Guests arrived, decor disrupted, papers and guns moved, caterers turned the house into an ice cream parlor. The plant failed to bloom after a costly, chaotic evening. Smith loses deeds in Englewood and a club meeting is missed.
A Philadelphia Post item quotes Margherita Hamm amid a Chinese audience where wives inspect her attire. They marvel at non bound feet and shoes, test her stamina, and debate polygamy, concluding foreigners fear women strong enough to demand multiple wives. The Yonkers Statesman adds a quip about a doctor and weight gain.
A prominent Chicago resident summering in the eastern provinces recalls a dinner at Emerson’s residence in which two celebrated city jurists, both on the West Side, introduced three ladies as their wives. The scene unfolds with a witty misidentity amid a gathering of notable locals. Travel advertising lists August 16 and September 5 and 19, plus October 3 and 17, with rail routes and extensive interstate and regional destinations and fare details.
The Philadelphia North American reports a scene in which a female complainant says me tried to kiss me and the judge asks if he succeeded. The court replies no and fines the prisoner five dollars, cautioned to be more careful next time.
An old medical advertisement promotes Lane's Family Medicine claiming daily bowel movement supports health. It states the product acts gently on the liver and kidneys, cures headaches, and is sold as a medicine priced at 25 cents and 50 cents.
Yonkers Statesman notes Jonah as the first man to journey in the oil region vicinity. The piece also mentions Grove's Tasteless Cholera and Fever Cure as a tasteless iron and quinine remedy with no cure guaranteed and a price reference.
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