27 Oct 1888
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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1888
Page
1
A fragmented OCR text outlines Republican ticket names for president and state offices, with platform statements praising protectionism and morality. It includes references to Benjamin Harrison, Morton, and state officials, plus scattered lines about tariffs, democracy, and industrial policy. The passage imitates a late 19th century campaign page with party rhetoric and regional notices.
A garbled 19th century column argues about trade, wages, and a proposed policy affecting workers. It cites the New York Sun and discusses labor competition, lower wages, and claims of manipulated markets. The language reflects political rhetoric about poverty, tariffs, and national industry control.
A fragment reflects on presidential re election arguments and concerns about patronage and power. The writer cautions against political machines and promises of favors, stressing the need for calm deliberate action in government.
A historical excerpt discusses the Republican Party as the guardian of liberty, American patriotism, and national strength. It quotes figures praising protective tariffs, economic resilience after war, and the party as the force behind prosperity and humane policy for workers and nations.
A lengthy political fragment discusses reformers led by Thomas Axworthy and anonymous Democratic figures. It attacks Grover Cleveland, cites Irish and New York City voting influence, accuses Democrats of fraud and pension policy, and mentions Lord Sackville West's private letter about Britain and Canada. It notes Judge Gresham backing Harrison while restrained by his U.S. circuit role.
A correspondent explains that his position bars active political participation, though he notes friends support the ticket in good faith. He cannot campaign without facing censure and lowering his standing among right-thinking people, and promises consideration of the request while remaining sincerely yours.
A Boston Herald Mexico City column criticizes damp houses and poor sanitation. It notes high death rates among the poor due to typhus and smallpox, warns against night air prejudice, and contrasts European fears with Indian endurance. The piece brands infection fears as childish and highlights climate and ventilation as key factors.
A column cites canned goods as potential but overstated poisoning sources and notes that most illnesses stem from spoiled organic matter. It also recounts a New York gossip piece about Henry Wadsworth Longfellow defending against plagiarism claims and the public’s reaction to press criticism.
Authorities warn modern life high pressure makes people nervous invalids with headaches insomnia and various pains. Dr Mills Restorative Nervine touted as fastest cure, free trial bottles at Swarts Bros. Drug Store. A Underwood offers gas and steam repairs October 29 at Fry's block. Cholera Morbus treated with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy sold by Enunert and Burrell.
ADruggist ad promotes Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup as a guaranteed remedy for persistent coughing. Emmert and Yurrell, druggists, claim the product will relieve coughs with no advertising gimmick.
Mrs. Charles Greenwood of Indianapolis credits Dr Mill's New Cure with relief from chest pain ankle swelling and cough after doctors failed She reports long windedness stopped and symptoms eased Swarts Bros and Emmert Burrell advertise medicines Medical claims mention Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy curing diarrhoea and similar complaints in children and adults in Montgomery County Indiana Vendors promote patent remedies with printed directions and limited proof.
Emmert & Burrell, Drugeist, argue the public prefers Beggs Blood Purifier and Blood Maker over cheaper or profit-driven medicines for blood purification. The ad claims universal satisfaction at equal price and refunds for ineffective bottles.
An advertisement touts Cathartic Pills as a mysterious remedy that supposedly smooths the bowels yet claims no lasting power. It promises increasing dependence the more it is taken, and offers Milly Pills as a stronger alternative with claimed long-term benefit. Swarve Bros. provides free samples.
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