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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1896
Page
2
A dated critique argues that surgical knife use is excessive and often fatal, urging restraint and promoting blood purification with S.S.S. as the sole cure for cancer. It claims most operations are unnecessary and attributes deaths to rushed procedures rather than disease.
A long testimonial from William Walpole of Walshtown SD praising Swift Specifics S S S as a blood purifier and cancer cure. The letter argues surgery is unnecessary and warns against operations, urging readers to request free books from Swift Specific Company Atlanta GA for cancer and blood diseases.
Washington March 14 The senate heard Mr Cockrell deliver a four hour financial question speech on silver. The discussion touched Cuba with Olney’s secret Spanish view from Dupuy de Lome. Hoar Wolcott urged access to the testimony. Cockrell attacked Carlisle and warned against subservience to British money interests. Executive nominations followed, including Henderson of Kentucky and Newman of Tennessee with mixed votes and residency objections. Senator Hill supported home rule in federal nominations.
Washington March 14 The House unseated Gaston A Robbins from Alabama’s Fourth district and declared W F Aldrich elected after a two day debate The vote was 178 to 59 with Republicans apart from White Illinois and a few Democrats voting for the majority report The session also approved bills on American register steamers navy provisions and a New Mexico statehood bid
Harvard young orators defeated Princeton last night with the question on immediate steps toward retiring all legal tender notes. Ex Governor W E Russell presided. Harvard speakers included W S Youngman and C P Warren with Princeton rebuttals by R M N McElroy and F W Loebcher.
The Kansas Republican convention in Vienna, Kansas, opened before 4,000 delegates. Ex-Chief Justice Horton was elected temporary chairman and urged unity for McKinley. Resolutions favored gold and silver parity, a protective tariff, and endorsed McKinley for president while naming delegates to St. Louis. Parallel items note Ohio and other states sending greetings and a first district convention in Koromo nominating George W. Breele.
The Ohio Republican state convention at Grand Opera house drew a packed crowd as Senator Foraker nominated McKinley. Charles Foster and Governor Bushnell attended, with Ickes leading the proceedings and Kansas City echoes of support for McKinley. Strong demonstrations followed every McKinley reference.
Mrs. Julia A Brown of Covington Tennessee wife of the local electric light plant manager recounts her long struggle with nervousness and indigestion. She says she tried remedies from friends and three local physicians Barrett Maloy and Sherod without relief before seeking further treatment.
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