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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1894
Page
1
Republic Ohio druggists Stickney and Donder praise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly effective for coughs and colds. A customer notes repeated use and satisfaction, claiming it is the best cough medicine carried. J H Moore sells it. price noted among listings in a section highlighting baking powder awards.
Washington Letter from Dec 17 1894 reports on Democratic House actions on Secretary Carlisle currency reform plans. It notes House committee noncommitment, expected passage, and Republican amendments to strike State bank features or issue bonds. Dockery Commission proposals to cut costs include land office reforms. A jokelike claim about a negro chaplain candidate arises after election coverage.
President Cleveland travels with friends on a hunting and fishing expedition off the South Carolina coast hoping to banish lingering rheumatism. He declares prize fighting finished and cites recent ring tragedies as the reason. He also notes China as the origin of football in the eleventh century and jokes about Chinese invention.
The Nicaragua canal bill is before the Senate and a vote is expected before disposition. Robert Louis Stevenson, the renowned novelist, died suddenly at his home in Samos last week from apoplexy.
A collage of brief notes from exchanges recounts quips about constant drops wearing stone away and relentless gnawing, plus items on a Maine Snow Plow Club, Rome's Pope’s choir, and wooden stockings from wood pulp. It also notes legal observations on widows’ children and a knockout death ending prize fighting trends.
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