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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1900
Page
3
A collage of medical ads and light anecdotes noting Dr Bulls Pills for dyspepsia, capsulated claims about throat and lung cures, plus lifestyle bits about beauty and a joke about noses turning red. Also mentions tobacco quit aids No To Bac and a travel note about Yarmouth herring season and Russian royals riding bicycles.
Two women describe relief from nervous prostration and related symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Adele Willian of Atlanta reports improved strength and heart-related distress easing with the tonic. Lena Garnes of Visalia notes restored menses and renewed health after three bottles, plus Blood Purifier.
A Louisville Courier Journal analysis exposes a alleged $300 million gap in gold coin outside the treasury, arguing the official figures misrepresent circulation. It warns of speculative “industrials,” looming panics, and questions McKinley’s 1900 bid amid British influence and bimetalism pledges.
The Helena Independent predicts voters will not forget scandals and pledges violations. It argues rising public expenses and booming but fragile markets will hurt workers, while militarism, silver policy, civil service promises, and entanglements risk future harm.
The piece argues William McKinley owed his 1896 victory to bimetallism pledges but, in his annual message, backs the absolute gold standard, accusing him of deceit. Congressman Champ Clark contends McKinley would not hold office or push a gold standard if he had voiced such views in 1896.
The essay attacks misuse of statistics in finance, warning that belief in favorable trade balances ignores secret movements of capital. It claims the United States is a debtor due to securities repatriation, while debts grow as exports rise and imports lag, with Argentina cited as a cautionary comparison.
Senator Aldrich voices republican stance on free silver with no intrinsic value in bullion once minted argues price in trust markets governs value and criticizes the president for mixed motives while Cockrell opposes imperialist schemes and vows resistance to undemocratic measures in a tense political moment.
Grain-O promoted as a coffee substitute claiming safety for children and adults with rich roast color and grain base. Australian tarantula filament production touted for balloon threads lighter than silk. Household Hints touts Hubinger and Red Cross starches with premiums. Siamese king thimble priced at 75000 dollars. Five House reporters earn 5000 dollars annually plus additional committee reporting.
An old advertisement page touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, claiming it treats constitutionally by affecting blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer $100 if it fails, invite testimonials, and note multiple other remedies and medical assertions alongside unrelated notices. It also mentions other items like Beets sugar production and infant soothing syrup.
An English paper argues militancy stems from minor provocations. It cites William the Conqueror’s war over a slight insult, the Opium War sparked by Chinese forbidding opium, the 1856 war over a flag insult, the Indian mutiny tied to cartridge grease, and ensuing carnage and cost.
Mitzions or Women use Curicura Soap exclusively for preserving purifying and beautifying the skin scalp and hair softening whitening and healing hands and for baths and irritations chafings or perspiration. It combines emollients from Curicura with cleansing ingredients and flower scent and is touted as the best skin scalp and baby soap at one price of twenty five cents.
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