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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1888
Page
8
The passage honors Richard Watson Gilder as a steadying war poet who died in combat’s shadow. It praises his leadership and courage likening him to Mars yet yearning for eternal peace, and bids farewell as his tomb is praised despite bloodshed and turmoil.
A Milwaukee workers campaign letter from E P Allis argues for high tariffs to shield American labor, detailing wage disparities with Europe, costs of living under protection, and risks to domestic industry from cheaper foreign imports. He endorses the Republican stance and cautions against depleting protection.
Reports from Toku Shima describe Bandaisan volcano erupting after a thousand years of dormancy on July 15. The blast buried a five mile radius with volcanic mud, scorine, rocks and hot water, catching residents by surprise and causing heavy casualties among six hundred men women and children.
A promotional notice extols Electric Bitters as purer than any other medicine and able to cure liver and kidney diseases, pimples, salt rheum, malaria fevers, headaches, constipation, and indigestion with a money‑back guarantee. Sold by J. F. Fe zer.
Readers report rapid hay fever relief from early August to frost using Ely's Cream Balm. Mrs Emeline Johnson of Chester Connecticut says it cured her symptoms after years of suffering. S A Burtt of Wilmington North Carolina praises its effects on head colds and notes he would not be without it.
John R Gallup of 29 Union Place Denver says Nasaline cured his months long catarrh after trying other remedies. He reports headache and nasal discharge disappeared within one to two weeks and urges readers to buy Nasaline from druggists for 50 cents.
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