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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1896
Page
3
An 1890s financial explainer argues the Wilson tariff raises exports and reduces imports, yet notes the U S still borrows gold to pay interest on foreign debt. It advocates silver remonetization at 16 to 1, arguing free silver would boost exports.
Gov Fishback argues the silver staple collapsed from 50 cents on the dollar after 1873 as nations halted silver as money. He says only restoring two metal money and global demand can fix the ratio and calls for international agreement to revive free coinage of gold and silver to compel Europe, especially England, to act.
A Lowell resident paid a debt to a medical missionary in British India with Ayer's Sarsaparilla. The Bombay agents issued an order for a quantity valued like fare, and the commodity was exchanged for cash. The letter from Kahuri, India notes the product's well known market value and conservative use by natives, supporting advertising value and reliability of Ayer's remedy.
Asbury Park thrives in midsummer with founder Mr. Bradley guiding a decorous resort free of saloons and gambling. The town offers ocean breezes, beaches, three freshwater lakes, wooded banks, and tranquil rowboat rides making it popular for quiet families. Added notes mention rail excursion rates and a science stat on ocean areas.
German statistician Bernhard Ornstein ranks Greece first in Europe for centenarians citing its climate as a key factor. The finding highlights Greece as having unusually high longevity among aged residents.
The renowned Irish state cycle racer Charles MacPherson was involved in a machinery accident at a mill near Belfast. The report mentions various odd items from different topics and contains distractive fragments about catarrh cures and a bison skull discovery in Iowa.
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