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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1898
Page
4
The Statesman asserts Calhoun County circulation will exceed all rival papers, claiming a larger readership than any other publisher in the region. The note underscores the paper's bold market position amid local press competition.
A fragmented editorial voice critiques Spain's military misery in Cuba, praising unity and patriotism while warning against costly naval strategies. It links global trade, British alliance, and the Calhoun county political scene to broader tensions as it weighs potential prisoner exchanges and the prospects of Spain's decline.
The note indicates ongoing government effort to continue handling gold bonds and related financial instruments. It mentions Ipoga8ea and placeholder actions toward bond management and allocations.
The piece explains an accessibility program where individuals can buy government bonds without extra charges. It notes that bonds are purchasable through money order post offices subtreasuries and express offices nationwide. Syndicates are excluded and small buyers are favored, with no biases evident in the process.
In Detroit News June 20, silver advocate editors argue Democrats drove the country into war with Spain under Bailey of Texas and debate Hawaii annexation, while urging Republicans to run the war issue to win the forthcoming election. They contend war vigor could tilt Republicans to gain a house majority.
The Silver County convention in Arbaiter Hill chose delegates to state, congressional, and senatorial gatherings. Delegates arrived from most towns except Eckford and Penno fluid, with Dr. A G Bruce officiating as secretary and A W Lockton J W Brice and A C Wisner presenting resolutions reaffirming Chicago platform principles and endorsing direct legislation.
Central reporters relay news on Spanish fleet movements toward Cuba and Puerto Rico. President McKinley and allies discuss ships for troop transport, bonds, and a potential military government for the Philippine Islands as Gen Merritt leads the third expedition from San Francisco to Manila.
Ernest Sale Veysey and Margaret Marshall Bernard both of Battle Creek appear in a partial list alongside Wm H Seedort and Mattie Brautfer also of Battle Creek with Albert Ogkar among the readable entries.
A revived old radicalism theme opens with a plan for an alumni association program at the high school, featuring speakers Mr. Frank Adams and others. The event includes a banqu et, toast, and refreshments, with tickets required and a focus on memories and civic notices.
The record lists payrolls for Brooklin firm and Hamilton staff, with figures for weeks ending June 41 and June 13, plus adjournment for one week noted by the city recorder. An ad promotes Dean's Ointment for scalp eczema, claiming quick and permanent results at 50 cents.
The text extols a modern beauty thriving on wholesome food sunshine and outdoor exercise. It notes a glowing healthful form and blooming face and mentions using Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative from the California Fig Syrup Co. It briefly mentions Swiss telegraphic poles and a telephonic case with stone walls as a curiosity.
Advert reads Drake's Dyspepsia Cure and Nerve Restorer as a life restoring remedy for stomach and nerve troubles. Marshall druggists M. B. Powell and Geo. H. Green offer guidance and a free book on stomach and nerve care, citing a testimonial from Gideon Stoddard of Litchfield Michigan dated January 24, 1898, asserting dramatic health improvement.
An old remedy ad claims burdock blood bitters can restore energy and relieve digestive distress for a torpid liver. It presents a boastful cure claiming to make a man or woman anew.
A black overcoat with a large pocket book containing important papers was reported missing between Marshall and Bellevue. Anyone with information is asked to contact G. Germoaud at Butler Branch.
An archival line attributes a sales tease from W. E. Bosrey and Song promising binder twina pricing updates soon. The fragment hints at a vendor addressing potential buyers with a forthcoming price. No concrete dates or locations are provided.
An old time newspaper ad touts Glaketee's Pin Worm Destroyer as a harmless remedy for children afflicted by pinworms. It urges mothers to mail 25 cents for a box and notes availability from local druggists.
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