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Newspaper
Hedrick Journal
Location
Hedrick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1892
Page
8
A fragmented testimonial from Mr J M Keesler of Baltimore claims Dr Kline's nerve remedy offers a permanent, speedy cure for neuralgia and fits. The letter asserts notable relief and praises the treatment as a final solution, inviting further inquiry.
An advertisement asserts that Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery clears poisons from blood and heals all seasons. It claims to purify and invigorate the system, curing scrofulous sores boils eczema and enlarged glands with a money back guarantee if no benefit is shown. It contrasts with generic tonics and promises year round effectiveness.
A dramatic French chamber scene mirrors a republic in crisis with charges against ministers and deputies tied to the Panama scandal. Royalist plots, rumors of coups, and clashes in the chamber frame a tense political climate as Clemenceau and Deroulede prepare a fatal duel. Panama Canal figures show $260 million spent, with most losses from non construction costs and a government-backed restructuring plan.
The Nicaragua canal bill, long debated by the Foreign Relations Committee, has been completed and favorably reported by the author Senator Sherman. A Washington correspondent notes the bill is drawn on substantially the same lines as the earlier proposal, aiming for greater security for the United States than the original will.
Grand jury returns true bills against District Master Workman Dempsey of the Knights of Labor Robert Beatty Patrick Gallagher and J M Davidson on six counts of administering poison to non union men at Homestead Trials may be set as early as possible. Car negie Company faces critique over death toll with 32 confirmed and possibly more. Chemists continue work while defense argues lack of proof on poison type and a move to exhume remains is studied by officials.
Judge W C Webb for the Populists filed mandamus proceedings in the Kansas Supreme Court at Topeka to contest five Republican members elected to the Legislature. The move seeks a restraining order to bar seating on certificates and to delay hearing until after organization, with outcomes to follow.
In Pierre South Dakota a claim by prominent Zionist factions asserts enough votes exist to resubmit a constitutional prohibition clause. They say 115 of 126 members in both houses have pledged support for resubmission. A young German, Frank W. Mag, who beat Frank Paulsen with 4 hatshots in New York and looted an apartment, was found guilty of murder and faces the death penalty. Frank S. Gray, plaintiff in a failed suit against Coli Elliott and Shepard Mall and Express, will appeal to a higher court.
An advertisement extols Royal Baking Powder for purity and reliability. It argues it never fails, keeps its leavening power, and produces wholesome, tender foods. It cites chemically pure ingredients, careful manufacturing, and yearlong consistency as reasons for dominance over rivals.
A Wellington mine extending six miles beneath the Pacific near Departure Bay in Nanaimo, British Columbia, uses about 1,000 workers. Galleries reach 600 feet below the ocean floor, with daily wages from 3 to 6 dollars driven by high local living costs. Nearby mines support the region’s population.
An OCR fragment shows various promo items: a Florida Southern country stock illustration offer free by mail with ten cents in stamps. Chicago Illinois Rail Way ticket agent contact. a Betinn Circulating Library mail offer for a weight loss article. Brown's Bronchial Troches advertised for cough cold or sore throat. a boast about making money by coining eagles. and a mention of pills affecting bile and liver.
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