The Express Cedartown June 27 Editor W Radley
The Express notes its large circulation in the 38th Senatorial District and pledges to cover facts on history progress and extent of communism. The article mentions Gov Joseph Brown possibly testifying before the Potter Committee on Florida election frauds and discusses a surge of suicides in New York City amid mental derangement reports.
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Remedial Call for Reform in Congress Deliberations
From the Ravannah Morning News an editorial notes the forty fifth Congress closed amid repeated adjournment attempts and a beleaguered civil appropriation bill. It criticizes last minute voting, logrolling risks, and demands reform to curb haste and special interest influence for the nation’s welfare.
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Silver dollars retired for greenbacks restricted by act
The previous week thirty thousand standard silver dollars were exchanged for greenbacks at various depositories to the people. None paid out where customs duties are collected. Treasury plans on issuing silver for greenbacks only for legal tender retirements, prohibited by a new Congress act.
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Washington Letter reflects on Congress adjournment in 1878
Washington writes that eight months of session ended with mixed results. He notes no sharp warlike policy shifts, limited subsidies, and a defeat of major lobby efforts. Key items include pay for prewar mail contractors, greenbacks as bonds, and widened Court of Claims powers to screen private claims. Austin.
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Pulaski County man claims cure after Liver Pints and Villa
James Slover of Pulaski County Indiana writes of a nine year Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. After one box of Villa he saw a decided improvement and after finishing a second box was entirely cured.
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Ten Brocek vs Mollie McCarthy Set for $10000 Derby
Ten Brocek faces Mollie McCarthy the Queen of the Pacific Slope in a $10,000 four mile turf match at Louisville Kentucky on Thursday July 4 1878. The bout rivals famous rivals Wagner Grey Eagle Peytona and Fashion and draws thousands from California and across the United States. Tickets go on sale July 1 with round trip options from major lines. incidentals promise a costly spectacle as bookmakers anticipate a landmark turf contest.
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