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Newspaper
Devils Lake Inter Ocean
Location
Devils Lake, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1900
Page
4
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The piece argues Democratic and Populist papers oppose the Republican slate not on defect but because of rival nominations. It contends every Republican candidate is capable and citizenly, and that Democrats and Populists should mind their own affairs and stop meddling.
The passage notes rivals unite only by greed for office, forming a fragile bond. They pull together hoping for success, but their shared hunger for power will likely fracture this thin alliance when they fail to gain favorable spoils.
The Republican platform praises McKinley for elevating American standing abroad and guiding international diplomacy. It argues Bryan and Democrats oppose progress, cry Bourbon defense, and would reverse national gains and duties.
The piece argues that monarchs face danger from subjects while Americans enjoy liberty under a government by the people. It cites international incidents from 1860 onward and criticizes Bryan anti expansionists, Altgeld, and Croker, urging Republican reelection and national strength. It notes Captain Morgan’s Philippines letter and Minnesotan views on Bryan.
The article notes smooth Republican convention unity and steady recruitment while the Democratic party faces a crisis akin to 1860. It criticizes Bryan for courting multiple factions instead of consolidating his party to stave off defections.
Croker claims Tammany will raise two million dollars to aid William Jennings Bryan and argues the expenditure would be ill advised and wasted for the political effort.
Horse harness and trap offered for sale along with a single harness and saddle. Seller identified as H. L. Wineman.
Portrait orders for enlarging all kinds of portraits offered at low prices with first class work guaranteed. Home business with prompt attention. Orders left at People’s Furniture store will be attended to.
Tuesday council session approves Allan Tompkins street lighting proposal at 1500 for one year and orders contract draft. A $7000 city appropriation funded salaries and expenses including city auditor treasurer assessor attorney police fire and contingency. six arc lights installed on business corners and incandescent bulbs citywide soon after equipment is secured.
A French adventurer freed after forty years among Central African cannibals plans to write a book. The piece likens release joy to recovery from a refractory stomach and praises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for dyspepsia constipation indigestion biliousness nervousness or insomnia. Genuine bottles bear a private revenue stamp on the neck.
An elderly man recalls a western congressman faced with choosing between a legal political career and theology. A judge counsels that one cannot pursue heaven and the legislature at once, leaving the decision to the young man.
The Chicago Times Herald notes a dispute over whether the business should be named Rootle & Frizzington or Frizzington & Rootle. The wealthy widow Mrs Frizzington, who bankrolled the venture, preferred Rootle as junior partner or different branding.
A promotional piece claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has solid value for female health. It asserts the product leads world wide sales and that Mrs Pinkham’s twenty years of experience guarantees trustworthy guidance benefiting many women.
Readers hear two testimonials about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aiding women with change of life bearing down pains and postnatal illness. Mrs W M Bull of New Palestine Missouri reports relief from womb inflammation and fatigue after several bottles. Lydia E Bovner of Etna Pennsylvania credits the remedy with saving her life after child bed fever and chills.
Two reader testimonials claim relief from falling of the uterus and related pain after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A Mayo-like patient reports long suffering and improvement after one bottle followed by more, plus Liver Pills and Ganative Wash. Another woman cites relief from painful menstruation, back and head pain, with renewed well being.
A grateful woman recommends Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to every wife and mother describing relief from womb weakness and fatigue after using the medicine. The letter cites personal improvement, increased energy, and ability to care for her child and home.
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