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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1896

Page

4

Campaigns pitched as business issues in 1896 era

The text argues for McKinley and Hobart on a business platform. It asserts financial solvency, protection, and reciprocity as core aims. It laments money reforms while praising a strong dollar and existing silver stock, noting past acts and the need for pro protection and prosperity.

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Dem Congress Picks: Cochran Seeks Loyal Platform Endorsement

In a Europe interview Hon. Rourke Cochran of New York denounces Chicago’s movement as an attack on industry and morality. He urges active support for order and McKinley electors, favors a platform true to Democracy, and argues neutrality harms civilization.

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Silver standard debate drives national political焦

The piece surveys reactions to Bryan and the Chicago platform, noting Democratic bolt movements in Kentucky and a Burlington Gazette shift. It discusses silver vs gold standards, quoting J. M. Thoburn and a New York World catechism on Mexico, warning of monetary instability under silver.

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Mexican Wages and Craft Salaries Across Regions

A Q and A section compares Mexican wages for various crafts and general labor with American pay, noting daily rates from 37.5 to 81 dollars and higher costs of living. It cites a Mexican newspaper remark on laborers as movable tools and includes a Republican County Convention notice for Calhoun County in Marshall Michigan dated July 8, 1896, plus an advertisement offering one hundred dollars for catarrh cures and endorsements for Hall's Catarrh Cure.

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Free Bonanza coffee and low rate excursion to Toledo

Fruit cans offered at 25 cents with a genuine Mason brand. A special Sunday excursion to Toledo by the Cincinnati Jackson and Mackinaw Railway departs at 7 37 am with round trip fare of 82. The train returns the following day and casino attractions are advertised. Information via hand bills or CJ and M agent TC M Scope. Farmers urged to arrange wet wheat delivery either fried or malt house facilities.

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Wight Way to Waka Gita on Heating by Watered Walls

A historical note traces early heating ideas from Pompeii baths heated by steam to modern concepts. It cites German plans for water tubing in a house to circulate warmed and cooled water through walls floors and ceilings, aiming for optimal radiant warmth. The piece mentions Cassier’s Magazine and a London Times-Lit remark about a weather prophet. It ends with a brief crocodile note on Nile tourism and river conditions.

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Insect Tricks and Plant Deceptions in the Forest

The text describes how flowers lure insects with color, scent, nectar, and pollen to aid pollination. It notes some plants use carrion odors to attract scavenging flies and questions whether trees alter their behavior to impress with such tactics.

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