Free Coinage of Silver for Farmers and Nation
The piece argues for free silver coinage to restore debt solvency and purchasing power, claiming demonetization doubled debts and harmed farmers. It cites Lincoln, England and India pricing, and the link between silver value and agricultural prices, urging remonetization to protect homes and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters Ean
United States
Lincoln
England
India
Liverpool
Congress
Organizing for Silver Movement Plans Across States
General Weaver outlines an active campaign to promote free coinage of silver. He reports forming a Bi-Metallic Association branch in Des Moines and organizing the Silver Club structure to secure voter pledges, with meetings starting February 6 at Cooper Union and continuing through New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Union
New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Silver Club
Colorado
Industrial Legion forms to aid Populist movement
The National Industrial Legion is created with J. Warner Mills and Corydon F. Craig as national recruiting officers and General Paul Van Devoort as commander in chief. Headquarters are in Washington. It aims to replace the Farmers' Alliance and welcomes minors and other groups, aligning with an Omaha platform style of reform and free speech. Venus rises at 6 45 in the morning in a nature aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Industrial Legion
J. Warner Mills
Corydon F. Craig
Paul van Devoort
Washington
Farmers’ Alliance
Omaha
Royal Baking Powder Proclaims Perfect Work in Every Spoonful
An advertisement claims Each Spoonful has done its Perfect Work for Royal Baking Powder outperforming rivals. It asserts superiority from pure ingredients and long-lasting strength, with the last spoonful as good as the first.
From Cook to Educator and Other Vignettes
A string of anecdotes and notes from varied sources describes a Russian official’s shift from imperial cook to inspector general of schools in Warsaw, mixed with a child’s nurse and canary moment, California land buyers, a choir singer story, a patent cure ad, and a geologist quip about bedrock.
Favorite Prescription Promises Strength and Wellness for Women
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is pitched as a universal remedy for women at all life stages from adolescence to motherhood. The ad claims it strengthens, regulates, and cures a wide range of female disorders with a money back guarantee if no benefit is seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Henry George
Brittania
Marquis of Queensbury
Garfield Tea promoters urge natural health through guides
Proprietors who are physicians promote Garfield Tea and claim a free booklet with each package teaches avoidance of sickness by following Nature's laws. They argue disease stems from transgressing those laws and urge readers to rely on natural methods rather than medicine. Also praised are Brown's Broncura Tociues for hoarseness and sore throat per the Christian World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Tea
Christian World
London
Eng
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