Financial outlook and political notes from a 1890s paper
The article surveys currency policy debates, praising bonds to sustain the gold standard while criticizing monometalism. It critiques silver advocates and highlights President Cleveland's push for action on finance. It cites Bradstreet insights and demands urgent congressional action for bond issuance to preserve national credit.
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Moonshiners Hideout Found in Ozark Cave by Deputies
Revenue Agent and Deputy Marshal Brennan hunted moonshiners in Shannon County Missouri. They found and destroyed the plant there, aided by farmer Crabtree who led them to a cave mouth 200 feet above a precipice. Inside lay the worm and mash troughs showing illicit distilling operations. The expedition faced no bloodshed as they uncovered the site and prepared to report the findings.
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Peter
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Why was Ayee s Sarsaparilla admitted
AYEEs Sarsaparilla was admitted because it was not a patent medicine or a nostrum not a secret preparation not dangerous and not an experiment rather it was deemed a wholesome family medicine suitable for general use by a cautionary medical reviewer.
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