Pink Pills Boosts Banker's Health After Long Locomotor Ataxia
A Worcester and Toledo bank president, Mr. Waiting, recounts twenty five years with locomotor ataxia and credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for improved strength and steadier gait. He describes his struggles with baths and therapies before trying the pills, which he says restored much of his mobility and vitality. The article also notes the pills’ claims to aid blood and nerves, with purchase details.
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Deep Water Ways and Northwest Trade Outlook
An early article argues for deep water navigation from Buffalo to the sea, detailing how new canal and lake routes could cut freight costs, boost western farm exports, and reshape markets. It notes a Cleveland convention on Sept 24 26 to advance the project, with support from Minnesota and other states and estimates wide economic gains across crops meat and timber sectors.
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One Year of Democracy and Economic Debate
A Chicago Chronicle editorial contrasts one year under Wilson tariffs with McKinley tariffs. It cites rising wages and factory reopenings under Wilson, while claiming prices fell and consumers gained. Postmaster Wilson argues tariffs should free industry from burdens to expand markets.
Tariff Fight Flares Over Wage Advances in Pennsylvania
The St. Louis Republic notes new wage increases in Pennsylvania amid ongoing tariff debates. It argues Democratic tariffs boost protection for American industry and labor, while Republicans warn of reopening the tariff question as a campaign issue. The piece contends current protections exceed those of past high tariffs, benefiting both workers and capital.
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Central Prosperity Amid Stable Treasury and Growth
Central Prosperity notes gold exportation remains active as the syndicate protects the treasury and reserves stay above one hundred million dollars. The August deficit is forecast to be five million after eight million in July. Trade growth and a general rise in prosperity support an improving outlook. Bank clearings stay strong, railroad earnings rise toward past highs, and major industries show normal-year activity. commercial failures decline with cautious optimism. Overall, business remains higher than any year since 1802, under sounder conditions.
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Senate Outlook Urges United Action by New York Democrats
The New York Democrats are urged to unite to help secure a Democratic majority in the U.S. Senate. The piece analyzes possible Senate compositions for 1897, noting how shifts in states like Nevada Utah New York Illinois Ohio Wisconsin North Carolina and Iowa could influence party control and stressing urgent unified effort by New York Democrats to influence the outcome. It cites the Times analysis and calls for decisive party coordination.
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The Gold Reserve and Revenue Aims in Congress
Protectionist leaders push a plan to raise revenue as a remedy for the gold reserve. They warn that only a large tax increase could pile up surplus to safeguard the treasury, while criticising the idea as dangerously misapplied. Detroit Free Press notes this debate and the fear of a four hundred million dollar currency strain.
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Press Opinions On Presidential Succession And Tariff Controversy
The passage surveys Democratic and Republican views on potential third terms and party leadership, noting Cleveland's refusal to rule out a third bid and McKinley’s echoed stance. It cites editorials from Chicago Tribune Chicago Record Nashville American and others lamenting false claims about tariff effects while quoting a Maine woolen mill letter critical of protection. It highlights disputes over wages, tariff laws, and economic prospects as reflected in multiple papers.
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Fragmented ad text from an old issue with assorted notes
A collage of advertising copy and quips from a bygone newspaper page. It mentions medicines like Hossetter's Stomach Bitters and a call for syrup, theater notices from McVicker's Theater in Chicago, market chatter, and a Punch magazine styled mock dialogue. The fragment includes stray quotes about wisdom and a brief joke by a child.
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