Mints Plan To Make Smaller Silver Dollar
Denver reports a push to issue a silver dollar smaller than the present coin later this year. Proponents cite silver mining growth and broader circulation as benefits, with a composition of one ounce silver, 47 cents gold, and three cents alloy. Colorado backers say the new piece would cost less to produce and aid prosperity.
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Creomulsion Advertises Cure for Persistent Coughs and Colds
A advertising blurb promotes Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims to soothe inflamed membranes and inhibit germ growth with creosote as the key ingredient and promises relief or money back if not effective. The copy hails creosote as a major healing agent and urges consumers to consult their druggist.
Colorado Critiques Bill Landries For Disease Risk In Currency
Colorado observers argue against the proposed bill landries citing disease risks from a widely used money medium. They promote a new coin alternative described as sanitar y since it would not accumulate dirt.
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Ancient Skeleton Found in English Cement Quarry
An ancient skeleton of a prehistoric monster, a plesiogaurus, was found by a workman in a cement quarry at Harbury, Warwickshire, England. The discovery occurred accidentally as the worker uncovered a portion of the skeleton at a shallow depth.
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Moon Mullins Orbits Jida Visit Stirred Local Team
Opal has shown keen interest in the home basketball squad since Jida arrived in town. Her faults may be many, but loyalty to Boots remains strong and unshaken despite the disruption.
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Plesiosaurus Specimen With Head Intact Found
The specimen, about twenty five feet long, is examined by Professor W E Swinton of the Natural History Museum geology department. He notes the rare feature of a head attached, explains roving dinosaurs may hunt carrion and detach heads, and describes the Plesiosaurus as a Hzard family member with a triangular head and a third eye on top. It had a long neck, short tail and four paddles, and was found lying on its stomach in lower clay bed.
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No Gills for Him in Indianapolis
A curious item from Indianapolis notes that the state tax board has decided that the bookkeeping and stenography staff will not face further demands for delinquent taxes, sparking interest in local tax enforcement practices and public reactions to clerical tax obligations.
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