President Cleveland’s message praised for clarity and currency
The Strong Message from President Cleveland is lauded as a model among his public documents. The discussion focuses on the silver question, the Sherman and Bland acts, and the push for a sound monetary policy, while noting a weak point on tariff reform and market reactions. Community notes follow, including social events and visits in Sioux City and East Holman.
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Mr. Cleveland
Sixty Second Remedy Cubeb Cough Cure Ad And Notices
Truthful advertising claims Cubeb Cough Cure as the sixty second remedy with a testimonial from Starry Elliott vice president of the State Insurance Company Des Moines Iowa recounting relief for hoarseness and throat troubles. The same clipping lists unclaimed letters at Lull Post Office July 31 1893 domestic and foreign names and a public notice about Kansas state executive council stance on President Cleveland message and free coinage.
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Lull
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Henry Croffman
Elmer Moxley
H. E. Moxley
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Perseverance in Study Transforms A New England Farmer’s Daughter
A penniless New England farmer’s daughter, working as a vegetable peddler and housekeeper, teaches herself Greek and Latin by candlelight. An eminent lawyer hires her as private secretary, later launching a teaching career in Latin and Greek. She runs a summer college prep for boys and now holds a chair in a regional school.
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New England
Kentucky Women's Rights Smoking Case Dismissed
Judge Buckley ruled that cigarette smoking by three women on Jefferson Street did not violate any law after officers arrested Annie Wilson Amy Edington and Mary Wilson for disorderly conduct. The judge stated the accused were not breaking the law and dismissed the case citing progress and legality of their act.
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Trade items and prices at local hardware dealers
Young horses and colts were taken in exchange for machinery at Sheldon and Treland's. Prices on machine oils were advertised by Anderson and Werkman's.
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