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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1893
Page
6
Regular correspondent Wasamoron notes concerns over President Cleveland’s health and behavior, and reports intra party disputes. He details tariff bill delays, Ways and Means wrangling, proposed taxes on corporate profits, banking plank disagreements, and relief measures for war claimants.
The sharp critique argues repeal failed prosperity and predicts growing hardship unless charity acts. It notes public pushback on political motives, cites Governor Altgeld and Germania club tensions, and mentions Martin's quiet victory over Fitzhugh Lee for Virginia Senate.
The note claims hardache and dyspepsia relief from Sylvan Laxative Gum Drop. It references political controversy over a Chicago hunting group and the Sino river, plus opposition to a one cent per pound raw sugar tax aimed at funding tax relief but harming workers.
Readers hear endorsements for Chamberlaine's Cough Remedy and Ried's German Cough and Kidney Cure while politics turn toward tax repeal talk. A West Superior NYT correspondent recalls Jerry Rosk's Senate moment and a Wisconsin bill incident.
Dr Scholarly notes from Munich describe new weight loss notions. Four schemes for the stout include the Banting method avoiding starch sugar and fat, the German Banting allowing fat but banning sugar or starch, a Munich system of wool clothing and woolen blankets, and abstaining from eating and drinking simultaneously. The piece cites Huxley’s physiology classifying foods into proteins fats amyloid and minerals with examples.
In a clipped tongue, readers see promotion of One Minute Cough Cure while political commentary notes Democratic papers resist tax tinkering by the Ways and Means Committee. The piece hints at public reception of presidential and party actions versus official reform efforts.
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