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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1900
Page
4
Public notice from The Fairfield Tribune outlines subscription terms for one year in advance six months and three months It notes mail handling as second class matter and carries the paper motto A drop of ink makes millions think.
In a critique of modern tariff policy, the author links Washington era resistance to British taxes with today’s stance on imperial powers. The piece cites Patrick Henry’s rhetoric against taxation without representation, contrasts colonial and Philippine Puerto Rico contexts, and argues prosperity depends on fair debt repayment amid changing prices.
A collage of magazine humor and newspaper clippings recounts a Kansas editor’s critique of Paderewski in Kansas City and then pivots to Representative Littlefield's stories. The piece blends anecdotes about public figures, advertising, and a Seattle journalist's sales tale to illustrate press culture.
An article by B. W. Snow of the American Agriculturist argues farmers enjoy unprecedented prosperity, contrasting paper prosperity with real gains and suggesting political framing of economic success.
An itemized sale ad lists bleached cotton table cloths 60 in wide and linen Damask in 60 and 72 in widths with prices per yard. It promotes pure linen napkins and various heavy damasks with reduced sale prices and references a corset trade evolution.
A four story stone depot in London will dispense food to Londoners at cost price for the poor. A German sporting journal cites Kaiser’s hunt total reaching forty thousand beasts since 1872. Braun linger natives enjoy annual gifts of wood and seven dollars fifty each. NY cost to shadow twelve Molineux jurors reported at five thousand eight hundred eighty one dollars.
Detectives guarded jurors to avoid influence while Reuben Glue was arrested for drunkenness after stuffing $10 bills into his dog's mouth. Berlin hosts an art society exhibition causing a courtly protest over indecent invitations. Schwab traces a rise from a $1 a day wagon driver to Carnegie Steel leadership and church project funding. A Tokio Personal ad seeks a cultured partner, offering long life together.
A recent assault on C. F. Collier of Cherokee Iowa nearly proved fatal striking his kidneys and leaving him unable to stoop or sit without aid. He found relief after using Electric Bitters which transformed his condition, curing backache kidney trouble and purifying blood. Available for 50c at Geo D Clarke's Drug Store. Subscribe for THE TRIBUNE.
Quarterly publication by the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway offered free for one year. Address requests to John Sebastian G P A Chicago. Also note prescriptions correctly compounded at D G Higley.
An ad for Mull's Lightning Cough Cure promotes rapid relief from coughing with a claimed fast acting formula. The message emphasizes immediate results and highlights a product code 25ce to identify the remedy.
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