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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1894
Page
4
Michigan penny press items report fifty million in new bonds awarded to a New York syndicate. The paper notes Michigan Republicans split on the senatorial question, postmaster funds questions, and a wave of tariff and political disputes as Congress nears a likely short session.
The article discusses the Spanish minister in Washington citing the new Spanish tariff as key to U S trade with Cuba and contrasts its stance with Germany on retaliation. It quotes Tor Reed on victory carrying responsibility, endorses wisdom and good sense in governance, and includes extensive local ads and notices about medicines, remedies, and commercial firms.
The editor publishes a rebuttal from the W C T U addressing criticisms about temple building in Chicago. It defends contributions to Michigan and national efforts, notes dues and memberships, and outlines plans for a January 1896 temple event to raise funds. It emphasizes local charity, temperance work, and hopes for a city temple as a civic ornament.
The ad proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla as a sovereign remedy for dyspepsia scrofula catarrh rheumatism and loss of appetite. It asserts the tonic will relieve boils improve appetite and broaden vitality, claiming it pierces through disease and renews health as time passes.
Short sightedness to waste money on vile watery mixtures is warned against as inexperienced testers are urged to try Otto's Cure free of charge. A sample bottle is available from M. B. Powell, claimed to be a guaranteed remedy with a golden color and thick syrup. Limited to large packages priced at 500 and Se.
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