Magnetic Holding and Loan Association Investment Pitch
An advertisement promotes Magnetic Holding and Loan Association as a superior investment option to banks and insurance, offering six percent coupon shares at half price with semiannual interest and withdrawable funds after six months with 80 days notice. Secured by first mortgage real estate securities with double the deposit amount at Fonesboro Banking and Trust Company. contact Tate L Barassi, secretary, Fo Anson City, Tennessee.
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Mo Gates
Tatel
Earnest
York Mail and Express
Fonesboro Banking and Trust Company
Tate L, Barassi
Magnetic Haliding and Loan Association
Fo Anson City
Tennessee
Dr Deanes Dyspepsia Pills Promise Nervous Prostration Relief
A testimonial claims Dr Deane s Dyspepsia Pills cure nervous prostration from worry and sleeplessness. It describes improved appetite, strength, and daily performance after taking a few bottles, with endorsements from M R Millett of the Custom House in Baltimore and distribution details in Kingston, MS.
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Deane
Walte Miles
Dr. Degsne
M. R. Millex
Custom House
Baltipore
Pitta
Aptots
JA. Deane CO
Kingston
The Workingman and Free Silver
T V Powderly argues in favor of free silver, stating workers and farmers share interests in currency. He traces demonetization to Gold interests, cites John Sherman, and asserts that expansion through direct government issue prevents contractions. He rebuts fears of excess money and notes foreign bullion flows.
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Congress
John Sherman
Senate
Sherman
Armour Ballot Booth Proves Employee Sentiment
Philip Armour set up an Australian ballot booth in his stock yards to test worker sentiment. About 800 ballots were cast with 675 for Bryan and 125 for McKinley. Armour paid the bet after a decisive result and conceded that labor sentiment favors Bryan, urging other firms to allow ballots.
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Philip Armour
McKinley
Bryan
Armour
Hanna
Palmer silver foes and gold standard echoes in old letter
An 1800s style notice recounts political shifts around silver, free coinage, and Palmer, with quotes about his past support for silver and a claim from Jenny Sisson alleging election tying to silver pledges. It references John Sherman and debates on gold and silver as money, ending with an advertisement for Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve.
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United States Senate
Medicine Lodge
Kay
J. M. Palmer
Unitedates Senate
Springfield
Palmar
Meusrs
Moore
Cockrell
Alliance
Washington
Springer
Ilinois
Gorman
Democratic National Committees
John Sherman
Ohio
Senate
United States
One Standard Emulsion Cited For Lung Trouble And Wasting
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as the world standard for lung diseases and wasting in both children and adults. It argues health outcomes outweigh money concerns and promotes two bottle sizes, 90 cents and one dollar, from Scott & Dowie of New York.
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Scott
Scott & Dowie
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