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Newspaper
Dixon Sun
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1882
Page
4
A late 19th century Washington and national roundup. Editor notes on Conkling declining the Supreme Court seat, state lunacy population at Jacksonville, postage stamps, Springfield session plans, Garfield and Beecher health, and European and American economic debates. Also mentions Guiteau, Florida orange groves, and a Belleville poetry contest.
The Oregon Independent argues the imprisonment of Mr Parnell was an assault on free speech and on the people who sent him. It contends his rightful place in Parliament remains open and his voice will be heard this session, challenging his persecutors.
The Oregon Independent and Yorreston Herald report on a contested special session to redistrict and fill a legislature vacancy. Republicans face pressure from liberals to cede the seat to Democrats while some urge Hon. F N Tice or Calvin Seyter as candidates. no agreement yet.
A historical plea extols persistent advertising as essential to selling and business health. It argues that visible, frequent ads keep a brand in the public eye, with repeated small cards boosting value of a single heavy campaign and urging continuous yearly promotion.
The notice touts Hop Bitters as a sure cure for ague biliousness and kidney complaints. It urges readers to try them and promises enthusiastic praise for their curative qualities.
The piece urges merchants to arouse curiosity through advertising and warns that location alone does not guarantee success. It argues spending on advertising yields better returns than high rent and stresses the value of investing in printer's ink before time runs out.
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