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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1901
Page
2
The notice outlines ad pricing for the paper with various column widths and insertions. It mentions front page rates, per inch charges, and extra fees for specific positions. It notes a five cent per column levy to cover typesetting costs and that ads in different editions carry different charges.
The piece surveys figures from all parties including General Kitchener and Weyler, notes on Roosevelt era politics, and remarks on China Turkey and Mars signals. It blends satire with remarks on senators Beveridge Tolstoi Mison Depew and Boston versus New York wealth and dress.
In Ohio the senatorial contest divides parties with McLean and Johnson shaping hopes while Foraker and Hoon push party unity. The piece notes risks of Democratic instructions and potential Republican advantage, and adds a side item about Justice Willis famed for dignity and a courtroom incident involving a lady in a red dress.
Advertises Hall’s Catarrh Cure claiming deafness stems from Eustachian tube inflammation. States healing requires constitutional remedy, offers $100 for any cure not achieved by the product. Ends with Toledo company contact and pharmacists’ endorsement.
The New York Sun notes Andrew Carnegie's rapid philanthropy and argues his riches serve intellectual uplift. It compares library endowments to practical technical schools, suggesting a Pittsburgh technical college could better aid workers than broad library grants.
Minnesota Congressman Eddy shares a campaign anecdote about a veteran drummer who captivated crowds while a bright 12 year old listened. After his talk the boy advised keeping the drummer active, delivering a quiet punch about audience manipulation and vanity.
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