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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1901
Page
3
The advertisement extols Peruna as a remedy for spring catarrh and general debility. It quotes testimonials from diverse figures including Wa A Collier and Hon M C Butler praising its tonic benefits for nerves and overall health.
The Bast of Tonics presents endorsements from Hon W C Chan Chief Justice of Samoa Mrs Gridley mother of Captain Gridley of the Olympia and actor Tefft Johnson from Washington D C praising Peruna as one of the best tonics and a grand remedy for overwork and a worn-out system with Catherine Taft of Chicago recommending it for a broken down constitution.
The letter from Hon. David B. Hill on corporate reform and party strategy draws contrast with Republican rhetoric. He cautions on criticizing capital, favors protecting national credit, and hints at the need to conciliate business interests without abandoning Democratic principles. The piece defends populist influence and urges unity to counter corporate power and trusts.
An advertisement presents a woman as a riddle, touts GEORGE WASHINGTON SODA as produced by a new scientific process and perfectly pure, and claims a cold cure in one day with LaxaTive RROMO QUININE TABLETS. It notes a money back guarantee and features KE. W. Grove's signature on the box.
The article explains Article V of the federal constitution enabling two‑thirds Congress or two‑thirds of state legislatures to call a convention for amendments and outlines ratification by three‑fourths of states. It notes a decade of efforts to secure direct election of senators, with resolutions passing the House in several Congresses but dying in the Senate.
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