Missionary editor and political notes from Jasper News
The Jasper News reflects on Miss Stone in Bulgaria and the Harrisonville Record’s duty to missionaries. It discusses Miss Stone's placement, the duty of the press, and the universal mission spirit, followed by reflections on reciprocity as a political issue tied to Tariff and currency debates amid McKinley era policy shifts.
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Mise Stone
Bulgaria
Arkanene
Arkansas
Miss Stone
Harrisonville
Merelient
McKinley
Buffalo
United States
We Need Honest Men In Office
An editorial attacks the rule of political machines in New York City and county politics. It argues the machine thrives under multiple parties, caused by corrupt officeholders pursuing personal ends. The remedy urged is electing honest, proven men to public office and demanding purity from parties.
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Polithetia
New York City
Machtines
Hoper County
Doplin
Traly
Gadiblin
A Mistaken Idea About Suffering in Society
An Arkansas editor laments the neglect of hidden suffering across the United States. He contrasts brutal traffickers with the plight of the poor, urging readers to recognize the vulnerable rather than dismissing their pleas as mere sensationalism.
The Home Gold Cure Promises Cure for Alcoholism
An advertisement touts the Home Gold Cure as a positive at home treatment for alcoholism. It claims rapid transformation of drinkers into sober, industrious men, with a one dollar price and full directions. The offer includes physician advice upon request and confidential correspondence from Philadelphia company offices.
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Businwan
Scot
onLine & Company
Sia Markos Sureet
Philadelphia
Roosevelt Backing for Reciprocal Trade Policy
President Roosevelt supports extending foreign trade through concessions and urges Congress to adopt reciprocity. Pending treaties and new ones would frame the issue, with protests from various industries over potential injury. The aim is to balance national interests, labor, and broad economic gains amid diverse domestic voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
A Worthy Successor to Cure Catana With Powders and Poisons
An advertisement for a dubious cure touts powders acids and ointments claiming to permanently heal catarrhs and inflammatory conditions. It promises a complete month’s treatment sold as “averrLes” and ships prepaid from Philadelphia with expert advice for buyers. The piece uses sensational claims and vague medical assertations typical of late 19th century quack cures.
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Cavakan
Wien
Copan
United States
Canada
Edwin B, Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
Winter Ailments Warn Readers Of Cough Cure Claims
A fragmented advertorial warns of winter illnesses and touts Minute Cough Cure as fast relief for coughs and croup. It cites testimonials from C B Geone of Winchester and E J Lawlerhaugh praising immediate sleep and relief after doses, and recommends external use of Batianp’s Brow Lisnaesy and Hatton’s Horefowry Byawr for throat and lung issues.
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C.B. Geone
Wiocheater
Batianp
Ose Hatton
LT Lauderbaugh
Fragmented ad text with medicines and sales
An OCR page fragment mentions Kellable and Gentle remedies, pills and quills, and assorted medical blurbs. It notes Lauderbaugh for sprains and advertises Webb's and Crandall's for various tonics and bron products, with little readable structure or clear events.
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Webb
Crandall's
Bres Bron
Loveliness and cures appear in old time column
A fragmented reminiscence mixes verses about inner beauty with anecdotes from a Ontario New York drugstore. It cites Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs and Chamberlains Cough Remedy as trustworthy options, with testimonials on croup, colds, digestive complaints, and piles. Webb Bros. markets these remedies and advertises relief claims.
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Mire
J. C. Snider
Crittomlan
Lefort
King
Webb Bros
William McKinley biography ad demands quick sales
A dramatized obituary advertisement praises William McKinley as a wartime comrade and congressional ally, then pushes a sensational book offer. Promoted by The Continental Association, it promises cheap rates and quick fortunes for collectors and business men seeking control of the State.
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Grew
Oasnies H. Groavinson
Provident
Congress
Werki
Wrrat
Gore
McKinney
Akiae
Piderwake
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