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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Evening Post
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1896
Page
2
The piece accuses the Journal of repeated misrepresentations about Mr. C. KE. Everett, noting an alleged boast about influencing votes and claiming Everett left the city the night before last and has not returned.
The piece argues the Davis measure strengthens the Monroe doctrine beyond Cleveland and warns against European territorial encroachment. It cites Senator Turpie praising the doctrine as a perpetual covenant and notes local notes on electricity, streetcar fares, and journalistic skepticism amid mixed national and regional commentary.
W K Vanderbilt asks the court to discharge him from the entire yearly alimony to his ex wife after she remarried Belmont. The case centers on the 200000 yearly support including 50000 for their daughter Consuelo now Duchess of Marlborough.
The piece explains the engraving process for government bonds from design to printing, including approval by officials, plate hardening, and secure transfer. It contrasts coupon bearer bonds with registered ones, notes delivery procedures, and cites Brockway’s counterfeit bonds as a historic warning from the New York World.
A nostalgic verse depicts a sunny spot where barefoot babies play beside a rippling stream. The d lilies face the sky as nature teaches by example, urging carefree joy and the sweet harvest of youth, ending with a reflection on time and rest.
Doc Stadley ex sheriff of Mendocino recounts a hunt in Trinity county seventeen years ago where he killed multiple bears in a single encounter. He says he piled five bears in one pile weighing over a ton and fired as they kicked, yielding about a ton of meat in roughly thirty seconds.
The Treasury plans a new issue that duplicates the February 1896 bonds. Renowned New York artist Will H Low designs the plates and leads the artists' corps. After the issue is announced the secretary directs the engraving and printing chief on denominations to be issued.
A quirky aphorism challenges the idea of nothing gained without cost, suggesting all choices involve trade offs and hidden expenses in everyday life. The note invites readers to question simplistic promises and consider broader consequences.
Walter Wellman reports on the U S Government Printing Office in Washington as a vast operation publishing official literature. He details shelving for 15 000 books, 78 stacks with 23 840 bins, output growth, record costs near 5 million dollars, and vast staff and material usage from ink to gold leaf.
Announcement of the best rail route to the state capital via L. E. W. Ry Muncie and Big Four Ry with new time cards in effect this October.
The passage lists ailments including Blood Poison syphilis gonorrhea stricture varicocele hydrocele and loss of manhood with a note on urinary symptoms and nocturnal emissions. It asserts all diseases arising from self abuse kidney and bladder diseases and Bright's disease are treated successfully and urinary issues improved.
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