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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1900
Page
4
The piece lists Republican nominating offices for Governor and President William McKinley with Theodore Roosevelt as VP. It discusses 1900 election forecasts, wealth estimates, imperial talk, and the new five dollar silver certificate design, noting voter education issues and regional disfranchisement debates. It cites Wayne County's 64-member club, contrasts northern and southern education impacts, and quotes Mulhall on U.S. wealth.
The speech lauds United States mastery in 1898 across crops minerals and industry. It highlights wheat and cotton outputs, pig iron, copper, railroads, exports, and living standards as evidence of national strength, asking voters who desires change.
Senator Cussiman K Davis argues that U S foreign relations have grown central to public opinion and policy. He defends a non entangling approach while highlighting U S expansion via the Philippines Alaska Hawaii and trade in the Pacific. He praises the Monroe doctrine and calls the U S a peaceful armored neutral in global affairs.
A lawyer tested a new boy by leaving a $35 note under a desk. On return, the note vanished and a silver dollar appeared with a receipt for a $1.50 bill. The boy admitted the bill had long been overlooked, prompting the man to flee. The tale ends with the boy leaving the law field.
An advertisement touts relief from kidney and bladder diseases in six hours by New Great South American Kidney Cure. It claims rapid pain relief in bladder kidneys and back for men and women. Sold at Dr Powell's drug stores with free relief promised.
A recent Galesburg Chautauqua speaker used harsh language provoking concern over public speech standards. The address suggested a man who steals from workers and endows a university is a possible thief or murderer rather than a philanthropist.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer anecdote recalls a little east end girl who ate hash for breakfast and asked what hash was when she was alive. The line reflects a fading memory and lingering mystery as she questions the meaning of the dish.
An old newspaper ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a guaranteed remedy for catarrh, claiming it treats the constitutional disease internally. The offer pledges $100 for testimonials and notes the product is sold by druggists at 75 cents, with Hall's Family Pills also advertised.
Practical advice warns against over scrubbing and overchilling a ice box. It advises packing with ice, keeping doors closed, and avoiding frequent scalding or cleaning to prevent heat buildup and slower cooling. A tea spoonful of spirits of nitre in cold water is suggested for occasional use on the interior.
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