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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1892
Page
8
A veteran harness maker touts twenty four years in the trade and a thirty year expert, Chas Bales, offering leather goods collars whips and lashings in nickel rubber celluloid brass and whale bone with claims of durability and underselling by Chicago suppliers.
I. T. Flint argues against silver demonization by opponents and defends silver and mining profits. He blames free coinage hostility for economic woes, notes gold and silver values, and accuses creditors of pushing debt through currency contraction. He claims readers should see through propaganda and protect mining profits alike.
Promotional copy extolling Hood's Sarsaparilla to those feeling tired or run down. Claims the product oils the body’s mechanism and makes work enjoyable, with Hood's Pills said to stimulate the liver, relieve constipation, and aid digestion.
Jefferson county supervisors fixed 1892 assessments for rail lines B and Q C R L and P Burlington and Western Iowa Central and Chicago Fort Madison Des Moines. They itemize miles and per mile values for Lockridge, Fairfield, Liberty, Des Moines, Batavia townships and others across subdistricts, with totals for each district and city tax components. An abatement against William E. Martin in Batavia is noted.
An 19th century ad page blends cigar shop chatter with patent medicine pitches. J F Crawford sells cigars while Mis tic Cure promises rapid rheumatism relief. Miles Nerve and Liver Pills tout liver health. Bradfield Female Regulator claims cures for female diseases. Shiloh's Vitaliver pledges to cure dyspepsia and liver complaints.
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