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Newspaper
Democratic Northwest
Location
Napoleon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1888
Page
7
A chaotic mix of quotes from Illinois and Indiana delegates lines up a rough portrait of party rifts over the Republican platform. Talks touch Cleveland Thurman ties, Tammany Hall endorsements, and treasury concerns as 1888 tensions simmer.
Excerpts from the Chicago Tribune debate question a method to remove alcohol tax without enabling whiskey drinking. The piece challenges McKinley Burrows Kelley and allied Republicans to disclose any new nondrinkable alcohol process or propose an amendment that would implement such a plan and remain honest with the public.
A supportive testimonial from W. Hamrick & Co. claims Mrs. Luther Luts of Shelby endured seven years of consumption and near death before Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption cured her after one bottle. The ad promotes a free trial and subscription to the Nowriwest.
Fragmented OCR notes warn that Americans face nervous diseases due to overwork and stress. The text references worn nerves weakening the body and mentions trials and remedies, but many phrases are garbled and unclear.
A literary section reviewing art and literary topics from Ellen Welby and other contributors. Includes notes on portraits such as "Hebe," sculpture, painting, wood carving, china painting, embroidery, lectern hangings, and decorative arts. Also covers Cobent reviews of Corot Millet and Rosson, plus a feature on Waltern Art Collections and Dr. Hamilton.
Robert W. Flack of Syracuse died during a life-boat test through the Niagara Whirlpool with his Phantom craft. The craft capsized repeatedly before being swept into the maelstrom where Flack died of strangulation. He was 39, native of Bristol England, and had lived in Syracuse with his wife and five children.
A mid 19th or early 20th century prose piece argues labor should receive full wages and leisure, while opposing tariffs and special privileges. It asserts monopoly robs labor, advocates equal rights, and calls voters to choose freedom over protection. Also promotes Dronda Red Clover Tonic as a general health remedy with claims of broad cures.
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