18 Oct 1900
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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1900
Page
1
A Baltimore Sun table claims large price hikes on many goods due to trusts while raw material prices stayed flat for producers. It argues workers get no higher wages and living costs rise, urging housewives to distrust McKinley and the trusts.
Washington official estimates show more than 200 million dollars requested for army and navy for the year ending June 30 1902. The figures reflect a permanent force of about 100000 and a sustained Philippine commitment, with McKinley’s reelection making expenditure levels likely to persist. The note includes political endorsements and public notices about medical remedies and political choices.
Mrs. M A Theatre of Minneapolis writes from 1888 Jackson Street praising Peruna Medicine Co for curing her chronic catarrh after six years. She states the remedy removes the cause of weak nerves and systemic catarrh and improves digestion and health, urging others to try it.
A speaker condemns a partisan claim that a worker should be kept from employment based on whether McKinley or Bryan wins. The piece labels such behavior as old rascality, urging that Democratic funds be withheld from the offender for four years.
Jefferson Wilhelm, 72, writes from an 1899 date praising Knox, Inc. for Syrop Pepsin. He states wartime experiences caused his stomach troubles and that the medicine has done more good than many doctors, leaving him nearly well.
The piece notes Roosevelt does not change his view of Quakers despite criticism and hints he would adjust wording if writing now as a candidate. It cites his past stance against Quakers’ claims to living freely in a republic and links campaign rhetoric to a looming election. It also promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and calls for vigilance ahead of November 6.
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