08 Nov 1895
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Newspaper
Daily Evening News
Location
Modesto, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1895
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text lists names, prices, times, and locations without coherent context. It mentions trains, fares, and various proper nouns, creating a garbled period newspaper item. The readable parts suggest transportation, schedules, and prices but lack a discernible event or narrative.
A fragmented public notice quotes Senator Teller of Colormidiy, Chit, with positions on supporting a presidential candidate and party loyalty. It notes Teller may pass upon the question of whether the Republican nominee is a gold bug and mentions Allison of lawn and a claim about supporting a Republican nominee for president.
Aan Francisco shows two claimants for superintendent of schools tested by the Board of Education and the Board of Supervisors. Two men also claim the lieutenant governorship, one by appointment and the other via Senate presidency. Democratic veterans vow to sustain the party amid defeat and uncertain leadership as old guard loyalty endures.
A vintage advertisement claims distance healing for catarrh with Halles Catarrh Cure sold by Carney & Co Toledo Ohio. It touts internal use and testimonials, naming W. Trava wholesale druggists and Hall’s Family Pills as supportive products, promising safe, fast relief.
A fragmented excerpt critiques slang and its wired metaphors. It cites phrases like Your mix sort and Hive wane while noting a clash between vernacular speech and established decorum. The text references voices such as Linwid Rovio and Edwin We Wake at Mount Vernon, with agitated reactions to slang’s social sway.
A distorted report recounts a pursuit and a fatal assault with a person killed and another fleeing. The piece cites A G Burkley of Magic, Pennsylvania, claiming DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cured vexema and a boy's sore, presented to inform fans and the public.
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