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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1896
Page
8
The piece recounts a prairie lawyer’s tirade as city men and bankers are blamed for high finance. It contrasts rural bluntness with New York and Pennsylvanian figures, noting applause for Bryan and scorn for lenders. The rhetoric targets usury, debt, and legal manipulation.
The author argues that many people remain in bondage and help sustain oppressors, asserting the country must be redeemed from the gold power with their aid, or they will later wonder what they contributed to the work.
The account notes St John Tyrasa’s election to the finance committee of the chamber of commerce and an eight year term. It traces his lifelong advocacy for silver, citing reports and addresses to bodies including Sir John’s University, the United States Senate Finance Committee, the Western Commercial Congress, bankers’ conventions in New Orleans and Atlanta, and testimonies before the House Banking and Currency Committee.
Off tall tale of Wigton as he quarrels with his wife over music at a family gathering. Beethoven plays from a grand piano while Wigton scolds and a child’s cries mix with the house’s rhythm. Wife mocks his pretensions as the scene ends with the couple debating a churchlike quadrille.
Fragmentary notes describe a remedy for a mouth disorder, listing a cord or tongue-related treatment and naming no clear authorities or dates. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details about origin or efficacy.
A fragmented, era sensitive text claims a vegetable wine exerts wondrous healing and strengthening effects on the organs and whole system. It suggests benefits for irregularities and pain, promising improvements in a domestic, unseen context with a stated price of 1.404 baie and references to dealers and sales.
The Detroit Free Press reports a sensational claim describing an herb known as Indians mind your business used to purportedly cure a violent tongue itching and mouth symptoms. Instructions warn to mix three sprigs with certain substances and repeat doses if relapse occurs.
A fragmented political narrative recalls Bryan and Teller in a Chicago rally as contrasts of emotion and action define the campaign. The piece notes Bryan rallying masses with fervor while Teller embodies steady leadership and conviction, shaping public calls for action amid national debates. A family quip about a newborn adds a humorous aside.
Tillman denounced the newspapers as a flatmate named Billy Dryan, a first rare newspaper man from Ojnaba, addressed the convention.
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