15 Oct 1888
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1888
Page
1
A perceptual fragment discusses subscription costs and political tickets in Freeport Illinois under Republican lines. It lists candidates for state offices, then shifts to a critique of Ireland’s poverty, arguing misgoverned native industry and the impact of free trade on Ireland’s subjugation.
The article debates trade policy amid a political mood, arguing for protectionist measures to aid American labor and domestic industries. It cites public figures, party lines, and historical references, warning against free trade and praising the homefront economy. It blends editorials with campaign rhetoric and community notices.
Fragmented voice argues that despite abundant wealth and favorable trade, the nation faces a deplorable condition with suspended manufactures and reduced government revenue. The piece cites Buchanan’s message and related speeches as it critiques party politics and race in the South amid looming economic distress.
A garbled speech references Confederate leaders and governors from Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia and Missouri. It elevates Confederate veterans in business and politics, contrasts them with Unionists, and claims Democratic control with praise for Confederate soldiers and leaders. The text invokes classing Northern support and denounces reconstruction era figures.
Blaine argues the issue is not partisan fighting but whether the mass of American workers will see wage cuts under a Democratic administration. He urges that the laborer’s vote and welfare must guide policy, condemning influences aiming to destroy the Union. He spoke aboard ship returning to America near New York.
Fragmented text shows a Prohibition party stance against liquor and tobacco, seeking national revenue changes and reduced energy taxes. Mentions repeal, tax shifts, and opposition to certain liquor regulations amid a broader election period discourse.
Ben Harrison declares that the country must not become a dumping ground for European pauperism and crime. He argues to protest and labor together against foreign labor, including contract and Chinese labor, and advocates a protective system.
The excerpt discusses political stances on labor protection and liquor laws, citing Levi J. Morton and George M. Dallas as examples. It argues for high license as a temperance measure to curb saloons and drunkenness, contrasting it with calls for prohibition and criticizing opposition as insufficient. The text also notes opposing views within New York politics and references other varied topics.
Eva Adams daughter of J Q Adams of Florenca Station married Henry J Seeman of Lincoln Colorado on October 4 at the Ackins home. Rev Neitz of Shannon performed the ceremony before about thirty relatives. A wedding march led to vows under evergreen arches followed by a large reception and a town tour to Dakota before settling in Juanden Colorado. Numerous gifts from family and friends were listed. Present from abroad included cousins Charles Van Brocklin Dickey and Mary Wheeler among others.
A collage of misc health tips an early 20th century audience would read in a newspaper column. It references a Favorite Prescription for women mild symptoms and moralizing tone, a dog anecdote from Wabash Avenue, Dr Bulls Baby Syrup for infants, a laxative product, and notes on Swedish domestic workers in Brooklyn with local shop life and employment patterns. The piece blends ads with human interest items and ethnic labor commentary.
An 19th century notice extols Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup to stop coughing and claims it relieves fast, while advertising other drugs for asthma, cholera remedies, and an Arnica salve. It warns against inferior medicines and emphasizes bowel regularity to prevent illness, listing Emmert & Burrell as sellers and promising satisfaction or refund.
A Druggist advertises Begg's Blood Purifier and Blood Maker as a universally satisfactory blood purifier at an equal price, challenging cheaper options. The copy claims no medicine rivals its blood-cleansing powers and offers a money-back guarantee if it fails to work.
A damaged OCR fragment notes fourteen small keys, most flat, with a reference to waiting at the office. It mentions payment of fees or assessments linked to a notice, but details are unclear.
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