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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1896
Page
4
W H Little argues money is a convenience not a staple, with labor as the true measure of value. He critiques gold and silver standards, urges a fiat-like but grain-based system, and proposes using weight in grains of gold or silver as the monetary unit for stable value and convenience.
A gray Letoria day shows a sook drizzle hurting crops while storms sweep Longmarket Street with hail and flooding. The mikado is described as Japan's hereditary religious head with an ancient lineage dating back to 660 B C and predating other great religions listed by Max Muller.
C B Downs of the Boston and Maine Railroad describes decades of indigestion starting at age fourteen. He recounts trying many remedies before Puritana relieved pain and cured him, allowing him to digest foods he could not before. He claims Puritana gave him a new stomach that could digest any food.
In a discussion with Wagener the chancellor derides shrieking women as noisy public opinion. He defines true public opinion as outcomes of deep political religious and national convictions. He laments Parliament’s eroded influence and praises past assemblies and speakers before noting their current faded status.
The article recounts legends about President Kruger of the Transvaal republic and a story of his hesitation over remarks about the Transvaal. It notes an English missionary remark about Kruger knowing every word spoken against him and a Hebrew synagogue episode in Johannesburg where Kruger reportedly consecrated a building to the triune God causing division among worshippers.
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