26 Mar 1896
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Newspaper
Daily Evening News
Location
Modesto, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1896
Page
1
Fragmented OCR lists station stops and times for freight and passenger services. Names such as RICHARD GRAY and T. H. Bupogas appear along with schedule cues between 3:00 and 1:00 F. at day and night operations across multiple lines and cities.
Governor Matthew’s banquet speech in Indianapolis defends a tax system focused on government needs and economy. He praises Democratic leadership toward broader justice and stable finance, urging adherence to the constitution, and opposing privileged money and class domination while affirming equal regard for bankers, farmers, merchants, and laborers.
The New York Morton platform argues that without an international agreement on silver coinage, prospects remain dim. It criticizes US leaders for inaction and notes that conferences require cooperation among hostile nations to be effective. A conference could yield an agreement, but only with changes in European and creditor nations’ attitudes.
An OCR fragment from a 19th century San Francisco Bulletin ad page discusses Hall's Catarrh Cure and Mall’s Pills, with endorsements from surgeons and druggists. It includes testimonials, price hints, and a steer toward popular patent medicines, though the text is heavily garbled and partly unreadable.
Fragmented advert language describes a remedy named Elye Dream Balm promising instant relief for forehead pain and eye strain. It mentions nasal discharge after sneezing, scalp sensitivity to gold, headaches, and various cosmetic ailments. Includes dubious claims and several brand-like lines.
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