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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1894
Page
5
The President signed the Utah statehood bill, adding the 45th star. The piece notes job losses in industries and low farm prices, with trade figures showing exports surpassing imports by 237 million dollars. It cites political candidates and church opinions on the flag, rail labor, and national finances.
Joseph V. Graff is proclaimed the Republican standard bearer for the 14th district after a vigorous convention. Supporters praise him as affable, eloquent, and incorruptible, capable of uniting diverse interests and leading a winning campaign.
A speaker denounces Congress as vacillating and self serving amid industrial crisis. He condemns bond issuance, deficits, and veteran pension cuts while urging protectionist policy, American self reliance, and controlled immigration. He favors silver coinage for American product and warns against free trade aiding English interests. He pledges to work for labor and national prosperity if elected.
The advertisement touts Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a pleasant and economical remedy for children's stomach troubles and bowel regulation. It claims ease of dosing with 10 cents per bottle and 20 doses for children. Chicago Tribune editorial notes soldiers at Pullman sang "America" during services while strikers listened and then joined in.
A collage of brief notes touches on politics, steamboat and railway lore, African missions, notable quotes on crime and punishment, and advertisements. It mentions pardons, tariffs, and assassinations while noting the Capitol’s size, a French mosquito bar, and railway car facts. It closes with a kidney remedy claim pitched to readers.
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