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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1895
Page
7
A promotional notice claims Dr Schiffmann offers free trial packages of his asthma cure to sufferers of asthma hay fever phthisis and bronchitis. It asserts Dr Rudolph’s authority and urges readers to request a free sample before October 10 at 335 Rosabal street St Paul Minnesota.
Farmers urged to buy Empire Manufacturing Co. low metal wagon wheels with wide tires from 20 to 56 inches diameter and 1 to 8 inches wide. Benefits include lower wagon box, easier loading fodder manure grain hogs, and reduced blacksmith costs. Catalogue free from Quincy Illinois. Also notes Missouri pond construction and local misprints.
Advertises Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative noted for health benefits and gentle kidney and bowel action. Claims broad satisfaction, medical approval, and formation by California Fig Syrup Co. Warns consumers to avoid substitutes and to buy only the labeled product in 60 cent and 1 dollar bottles.
Salt Lake City Tribune reprints thoughts on five so called axioms by Carlisle criticizing silver and gold standard systems. A broader exchange argues six counterpoints praising silver coinage and denouncing the gold standard as distressing to workers.
The piece argues against the 50-cent dollar idea, calling national bank notes non legal tender and repudiated by their issuers. It recounts recent incidents in Denver and Indianapolis where citizens offered bank notes and were refused gold or redemption, illustrating the so called fifty cent dollar controversy as a real currency issue.
The piece recalls Charles J. Jones's statement on the 1892 Democratic platform debates over gold and silver. Patterson Daniel Vilas MacPherson and Bayard argued over free coinage language, while Atkins offered a compromise. J C Sibley says sentiment for free coinage grows, not fades, and predicts success in New York and Pennsylvania if voted directly. Mr. Sibley plans speeches in North Carolina and Kentucky.
A humorous observation on hotel life notes how women avoid losing keys by sliding them under entry door carpets. The writer highlights visible carpet humps at each door, claiming this quirk reveals women's ingenuity and faith in human nature.
The Athenian Archaeological Society will start excavating the lower slopes of the Acropolis after completing repairs to the Parthenon. News notes include a Seattle tanning firm handling 115 bales of deer skins, about eighteen tons, likely from many deer.
Nebraska predicts 295 million bushels of grain plus potatoes and hay. Low excursion fares on Burlington routes west of the Missouri. Winnipeg farm laborers to harvest with day and board. Various anecdotes and ads on health remedies, marriage proposals, and social quips.
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