Senatorial Corruption Powers Reform for Direct Election
The article questions Senate corruption claims tied to Senator Mason and Illinois Lorimer bribery allegations. It argues for direct popular election of senators, noting potential criminal probes and ongoing scandal as long as state legislatures choose senators. It cites Democratic support for reform and Republican resistance based on entrenched, bought seats.
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May Time Spirit Invites Merchants to Boost Spring Trade
A brisk call to retailers to engage customers as nature awakens and to use The Daily Item to promote goods. The piece urges consistent outreach, vivid messaging, and a focus on convenient offerings to nurture a growing, harvest-like business season.
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An old advertisement promotes 5 or 6 doses of a product named 666 as a cure for chills and fever. The notice highlights price details and urges readers to purchase.
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