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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1900
Page
8
The New Orleans house of the late voodoo queen Marie Leveau sits on St Ann Street in a secluded yard. The text paints Leveau as a powerful figure feared by locals for knowledge of herbs and poisons, using charms and secrecy to control followers and influence events.
The text presents a garbled medical note discussing dyspepsia and general health concerns. It appears to reference remedies and personal reactions, but contains numerous transcription errors making specifics and attribution impossible to determine.
Considerable gold is found in Riberia and division of China is seen as near. 136 bodies recovered from Hoboken disaster. McKinley spent the Fourth in Canton. The Oregon to be saved. census may reach 76 million. Silver Republicans support Stevenson. Commitee to notify Bryan and Stevenson named. Paria exposition financially weak. Tacoma Fourth street car tragedy reported. Rail consolidations rumored. Large force needed to subdue China. Emperor Wong Suh’s death celebrated by opium. Empress Dowager imprisoned, said insane. Philippines war reportedly over, yet fighting continues. nine Americans killed. Idaho news notes Troy wife killing. Pocatello population estimate. Firecracker accident injures Mrs. Harvey Richardson. Local cough remedy claim cited by Newark druggist.
An OCR fragment advertises Kedol Dyspepsia Cure promising digestion aid and relief for dyspepsia. It mentions copper property speculation and instructs inquiries at Signal office amid fragmented phrases.
Five gallon kerosene cans priced at 15 cents each. Cheap and durable, available at the Signal office.
Fragmentary OCR text references unknown names and topics with no clear event or entities to summarize into a news card.
Sir Arthur Newitt recounts being captured by Nung Gung Geen followers between Prome and Rangun during a tiger trap test. Bound, gagged, and exposed to a 500 pound tiger, he endures desolation as a native girl’s water saves him and the tiger finally breaks the bamboo trap.
The tiger maws at a man trapped by bars as a young girl’s alarm signals rescuers. Bayonets are used to wound and finally subdue the creature after an hour of desperate struggle. the tiger bleeds out, and the trapped man is saved.
Marion Stuart of Muncie a leading druggist chronicled Mrs Rena J Stout of consumption whose weight rose from 90 pounds to 177 after using Dr Kings New Discovery The ad promises cures for throat chest and lung diseases and offers trial bottles at R W Sarrits drug store for 50 cents and 1 00.
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