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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1899
Page
4
A controversial letter discusses William Jennings Bryan as a 1900 presidential candidate from Nebraska. It mocks opponents and editorials while venting distrust of saloon politics and media integrity in a caustic critique aimed at Kansas and local press.
The Burlington Route starts a twice weekly tourist car line from Kansas City to Butte Spokane Tacoma and Seattle. Cars depart Kansas City Lincoln and Grand Island on Tuesdays and Thursdays reaching Seattle after Friday and Sunday. Beds are upholstered in rattan with clean linen and fine furnishings. Each car is led by a uniformed porter and no changes of cars are required. The Lincoln to Tacoma or Seattle fare is five dollars.
Dr Monroe claims to have perfected himself and not practice medicine. He advertises a Quacker doctor remedy for dyspepsia rheum insomnia piles cancer constipation skin diseases and nervous system disorders with a liver and kidney focus. Free advice offered.
The paper discusses a major public question on direct legislation through initiative and referendum. It offers readers a pamphlet with a clear explanation of the proposal, its aims, and how voters can understand the issue before casting ballots.
An advertisement for the City Hotel offering improved facilities and faster service. Proprietor Ren Wall promotes enhanced rooms, better beds, and efficient dining for travelers, highlighting a grander facility and notable amenities.
An advertisement promotes Kansas City to Colorado Springs and Scenic Route journeys aboard fast passenger trains. It touts attached cars and high popularity, inviting readers to request a handsome itinerary and contact I. E MacLEON or E.W. Thompson in Topeka for fares berth reservations through local ticket agents.
An unusual private notice promotes medicides sold for two small sums and offers an office at a hotel with hours 9 am to 11 am. It targets those who claim long suffering cannot be helped and urges readers to avail themselves of a "Golden Opportunity" to regain health and longevity.
An old time livery and feed stable advertises top quality care for horses and daily feed, locating north of Bab Depot. The notice stresses reliable service and attention to horse welfare in a rustic, regional posting.
The item promotes a monthly almanac and paper titled Aungal Almanac and monthly pape Wop Ah Ww OlKS, selling at 25 cents. It touts 16 pages with stars diagrams and astronomical science content, calling it superior to anything seen before and a local scientific magazine of the county.
A garbled passage mentions a corner and prizes for inviting Freya, a nicer state, a tooth pick, and a move to all competitors. The text is incomplete and contains obscure names and phrases.
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