Russia and world affairs loom in 19th century note
The column surveys Russia’s Asia expansion and European balance of power, noting Trans-Siberian railway, Manchuria, Korea, and the threat to global peace. It references Bryan and Hearst in U S politics, Panama canal funding, and financial strains from debt and bank deposits as major current topics.
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Arnica Salve Heals Severe Burns and Wounds
A misleading OCR text reports a runaway incident near Franklin Grove, with J. Oxmner injured and saved by Botucklen's Arnica Salve, claimed to cure burns bruises skin eruptions and piles. The ad promotes the salve at Geo A Thomas drug store with a price of 250.
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