09 Dec 1896
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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1896
Page
1
A Homestead piece laments dirty farm ponds and contrasts them with Senator Wilsons clear waters and lilies. The writer recalls visiting Wilsons pond, then vows to build a larger, aesthetically pleasing pond with hydrant piping and troughs for livestock.
A warning against using soda as medicine cites health risks and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. The second piece criticizes I D Jones, county Democratic chairman, for venomous attacks on rivals and internal party splits over election roles and printing of addresses.
An assertive health pitch urges readers to avoid decline and argues that staying strong is simple by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla. The copy promotes the tonic as a solution for maintaining vigor and wellness.
The article notes Mr. McElroy refuses to publish the address, deeming it unwise as he has long worked to grow the democratic party. It states he will not aid Chairman Jones in harming the party and that the Tribune will not help Jones embarrass himself in its columns.
The piece attacks Mr. Jones for alleged distortion of an address and for bitter conduct toward opponents and Jewish citizens. It accuses him of editing remarks and using the Tribune as a political tool.
The long letter from A F Holder of Van Buren County urges unity among bimetallists after a defeat. He thanks supporters, condemns venomous attacks, and argues the party can win with principle and organization. He forecasts future gains and vows to rally voters against the gold standard.
Dr. J R Gorrell responds to Jasper County Republican chairman McCord demanding his resignation. He cites campaign discussions on silver coinage and notes loyalty to Republican platforms from 1877 1890 and 1888 while opposing critics within the party and stressing adherence to party lines and broader bipartisanship.
J. R. Gorrell argues the Republican Party has not abandoned its double standard of money, defending his 1893 stance for free silver and urging party loyalty. He cites Blaine, Garfield, McKinley, Allison, Cummins, and Garfield statements, and challenges rivals in Jasper County to demand clear policy alignment.
Mae Scott of Weston Iowa testifies that her acne cleared after three months on Hood's Sarsaparilla and that one bottle helped immediately. The note dated November 11 1896 cites Pimples on the face and praise for the medicine.
Advertisement claims life length may increase by reducing dangers and lung troubles. It promotes One Minute Cough Cure sold by Bradshaw and Thoma as a preventative remedy.
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