Gubernatorial race and Prohibition views scrutinized in Webster Co notice
In Webster County’s April 29 1886 issue arguments outline the Columbus mills wage rise and critique the Republican stance on Judge Simmons and McArthur as gubernatorial and congressional candidates. Prohibition sentiment is discussed after Virginia elections with calls to reveal the opponent’s records including the Georgia Supreme Court and State Senate marks.
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Editorial on East's rights in choosing congressman
A Republican double lead editorial argues the East must receive the next representative and critiques the Crisp faction for evading the issue. It asserts equity demands East-side representation and criticizes calls to deny the East their rights while noting meetings and delegates tied to Judge Crisp.
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Americans eat too much and waste health and wealth
A Massachusetts board finds Americans eat more than Europeans, with daily nutriment 500 to 1052 grams vs 653 to 868 in Europe. Fat intake runs 127 to 304 grams in Massachusetts, and one fourth of food is fat. Excess meat and sweets are costly and harmful, while Europeans may be nearer healthy nutrition.
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Cotton Receipts and Market Outlook in Chronicle Report
For the week ending April 28 receipts reached 43 960 bales, down from 56 305 last week and 41 392 the prior week, with total season receipts to date at 4 998 889. Interior towns showed 24 267 bales, while plantation movements and stock levels indicate declines versus prior years. Market notes describe dull futures speculation, steady export activity at ports, and reduced interior stocks, alongside reports of New Hampshire tax exemptions boosting some industrial growth. Also noted are New Jersey manufacturing incentives, the illness and death of ex President Arthur, and a lengthy obituary for William Richard Stewart detailing his Sumter county service and Christian faith.
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Miraculous Escape From Consumption
Winchester Indiana druggist W W Reed reports Mia Louisa Pike of Barton, Randolph County, credited Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with saving her life. After six months she walked six miles to town and has stopped using the remedy. Free trial bottles available at E J Eldridge’s Drug Store.
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