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Marshall Statesman in Marshall, Michigan

06 Oct 1893

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Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1893

Page

3

Jonah and the Seaweed Wonders of Botany of the Bible

In a Brooklyn Tabernacle sermon Rev. T De Witt Tal preached on The Botany of the Bible, likening seaweed and underwater flora to flowers not weeds. He urged teaching physical science with revelation, praised ocean gardens as a sign of God, and urged mercy for city children called weeds turned to flowers through philanthropy and faith.

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Labor World Debate on Prosperity and Ballot Reform

The piece argues hard times persist mainly in the labor world with many mills operating at reduced wages and part time. It condemns free trade agitation, urges protection for American industry, and champions pure elections while blasting Democratic tariff policy and injunctions against honest ballots.

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Veterans in Pension Debates Highlight Congressional Failures

A New York Press correspondent reports on pension office policy under Hoke Smith, recounting veteran Charles Simms who died after waits for a post office check and other pensionaken cases. The piece cites over a million unemployed and criticizes Congress for inaction and harmful impact on the country.

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Political contention over Sherman law and credit policy

The piece argues Republicans should force the Democratic administration to answer for the Sherman act and ensuing financial panic. It cites the 1889 panic under Cleveland and claims a re elected Harrison or a pro gold policy would have preserved credit. It notes Neal Ness as Democratic candidate for Ohio governor and cites quotes critical of Cleveland and Gresham.

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Fragmented OCR political snippet from Southern congressman speech

A garbled OCR fragment shows a Southern congressman speech about government, democracy, and unity. It references ongoing political themes and a promise of action, though readable content is minimal and lacks clear names or dates.

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Strange case ends with relief after Restorative Nervine

James Kane of La Rua recounts a debilitating creeping paralysis that attacked his limbs and torso. After a year and a half of doctoring with little relief he used Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and rapidly improved gaining weight from 137 to 170 pounds. He reports others also benefited and notes the product is sold by druggists and the price.

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