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Newspaper

Freeland Tribune

Location

Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1900

Page

3

Expert female advice from Mrs Pinkham trusted for 20 years

The advertisement extols Mrs Pinkham as uniquely qualified to give advice on any subject through vast experience. It claims she handles over a hundred thousand cases yearly, some in person and some by mail, and has done so for twenty years with constant success. Her product is offered free with a bottle order.

Pinkham Japan Edwin Arnold Orient Pacific Slope Detroit Free Press

Red Cuebracho Wood for Railroad Ties Found in Argentina

A new hard wood, red cuebracho, found in northern Argentina, shows high rot resistance and durability. It remains strong after 60 years buried in rain and sand, making it ideal for railroad ties and cross ties. European tanning use is noted, with Argentina leading in rail applications.

Southeris Argentine Republic Europe Pittsburg

Cause of the Boers McKinley and His Pro-British Cabinet

A political editorial argues for applying the Monroe Doctrine to Africa amid British imperial moves against two Boer republics. It warns that monarchies threaten republics, urging firm executive language to curb Britain without war. It recalls Olney’s peaceful Venezuelan stance as a model.

McKinley United States Africa America Great Britain Europe Republic Olney

Cuba Our Nation's Shame

A New York News editorial denounces U S policy in Cuba under McKinley. It accuses the administration of steering toward a stable government and monopoly favors via Weyler era tactics, post office funds theft, and franchise grabs by syndicates. The piece urges a Democratic victory to repudiate these actions and restore Jeffersonian principles.

Cuba Washington Gener Weyler United States McKinley White House Truata Congress Thomas Jefferson Andrew Jackson New York News

Senator Penrose on armor stocks and holdings

In a Troy Ohio Democrat letter to the editor, the writer argues Senator Penrose in a recent senate session confused holdings with investment. The note claims armor manufacturers earn under six percent and warns that inflated stock values rob workers and consumers.

Yulte Penrose Pennsylvania Senate Troy

Famine in India Tied to Coinage Policy and Wage Shortages

Lord George Hamilton presided at a London meeting on famine relief in India. He said the tragedy is a wage famine as well as a food famine, worsened by closing mints to silver coinage. The piece argues monetary contraction mirrors Indian hardship and cites give India 16 to 1 as a proposed remedy.

Lord George Hamilton India London Lord Hamilton

Union Is Strength in Cross-Party Cooperation

W J Bryan asserts unity among populists, silver Republicans, and democrats, stressing cooperation on major issues while noting disagreements on lesser matters. He cites past cautions from 1896 and argues collective action is wiser today than trusting the Republican party.

Republican Party W. J. Bryan Omaha Peter Cooper

Bad Beginning in Cuba Narrows Imperial Conduct

The St Louis Post Dispatch criticizes the spoils system fueling corruption in the Cuban colonies and warns that imperial rule breeds incompetence. It argues Americans must do better than the Spaniards to maintain legitimacy and cautions against conquest as national policy.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Imperialism and the Philippine question at Tennessee Dem convention

Hon. R. R. Carmack denounces imperialism and declares that U S sovereignty and citizenship extend to newly acquired territories. He argues the Democratic party times added territory only with consent and constitutional rights, insisting the flag should reach all lands under the U S constitution.

United States Democratic Party Philippine Islands R. R. Carmack Tennessee

McKinley Principles in Trusts and Campaign Funds

A Dallas Gazette quote argues McKinley lacks principle while Newark Ledger asserts his principle is a blank signed check for campaign funds. The piece discusses trust capitalization and the role of interests versus principles in McKinley’s actions.

McKinley Dallas Gazette

Midnight Ghost Concert In Rogertown Parlor

Rogertown residents report a strange piano recital in the parlor of Andrew Kuhn, a private with the army service detachment. The music began at midnight with an invisible performer, leaving the room deserted and the piano closed yet sounding. Neighbors fear a supernatural or unexplained agency behind the eerie keyboard tones.

Short Weet Point New York Herald Rogertown Andrew Kuhn Army Service Detachment Kuhn The Post

Indolence cited over pension and varied ads flood page

The column reports a pension stoppage cited as corporal indolence and includes a flood of health, dessert, and consumer ads. Items mention Allen's Foot-Ease, Jell‑O, Piso's cures, Leeman's Pepsin Gum, life insurance, and diverse notices from shops and institutes.

Pronunciation Varieties of Kruger and Dutch Names

In Cape Dutch usage Kruger has several pronunciations from Krooger to Kreer with varying vowel and consonant sounds. Vryburg Frayburg and Vryheld Srayhade illustrate Dutch vowel shifts. Names like Cronje and Joubert show flexible pronunciations while miss Morris sues Winchester for injuries from a cartridge machine affecting her piano career.

Vryburg Frayburg Kruger Krooger Kroeger Cape Cronje Cron-jay Cronyay Joubert You-bear Spion Kop Spewn Kop South Africa New Haven New York World Lillian C. Morris Winchester Repeating Arms Company

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