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Newspaper
Cuba Pilot
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1888
Page
1
An old ad fragment markets Cuba Land and Loan Agency offerings amid competing terms. It touts Goeller Bro's fresh can dies with best lines, a Goeller Brothers jewelry line, and fresh roasted peanuts. The text also mentions Patrick's pills described as a cathartic medicine from Goeller Brothers.
An assortment of clipped items and stray lines covers postal notes in Cuba, railroad timber use, a snake attack near Kitts, and social critique figures in New York City. The jumbled prose hints at a miscellany column with mixed anecdotes and opinions.
The piece contrasts the Police Gazette with the Holy Bible, arguing the former lines lead to depravity while the latter upholds moral standards. It condemns anarchists who justify violence by comparing the two works, urging readers to discern the opposing paths.
A cautious reading challenges the notion that American machinery sells cheaper in Europe. The piece argues American goods fetch a higher price abroad than those of any other nation, suggesting evasion and misleading comparisons undermine free trade advocates.
A garbled historical fragment discusses eastern voters favoring the Democratic party and western voters expected to back the Republican nominee. It references fears of a drastic sacrifice and urges God forbid amid a heated political debate.
A author criticizes the idea of giving away newspaper space as charity. He argues the paper must balance selling its product with renting column space, comparing it to merchants giving away goods. The piece references Barnes Enterprise and highlights the station of newspapers in commerce.
A period voice denounces Democrats for alleged treachery and misrule, arguing Republicans saved the nation from debt and oppression. It claims pension and war costs were mismanaged by the opposing party while praising Republican reforms and victories after emancipation.
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