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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1900
Page
7
An aged ad recounts a remedy called the Pyramid Pile Cure for piles and rectal troubles. It claims to act on nerves and blood vessels, reduces swelling naturally, and avoids surgery. Suppositories are sold by druggists nationwide at a low price, with claims of safety and effectiveness.
The text cites Treasury figures showing higher money supply and more money in circulation in the United States than four years earlier. It discusses bonds, interest rates, and believes government policy increased the amount of money passing among the people, noting Mr. Bryan's earlier assertion.
A Kan gas correspondence excerpt notes Niagara a relic of the War of 1812 lies under Lake Erie while Congress member Davenport plans to push a $1,000 appropriation to preserve the vessel and memory. The Niagara’s fate contrasts with its sister ship the Constitution while public interest in the relic grows.
A fragmentary report describes Lawrénce’s open boat encounter with a sister ship amid a perilous sea. The text emphasizes right and left navigation and the imperative danger faced in the Nindite waters during a historic maritime incident.
A political column argues that Democratic protectionism harms the economy by detailing historical U.S. deficits, rising public debt, and wage declines while alleging free trade weakens credit. It compares national finance to a private business over years 1895 through 1896, urging distrust of the party’s policies.
Fragmentary Chicago Inter Ocean item from September 9, 1808, describing unemployed crowds near city hall, attempts to obtain shelter and food, police intervention, and disputed lodging claims amid harsh conditions. The text shows garbled OCR with misread words and partial sentences.
A garbled note cites Professor Gotoh describing a dieotric Nile fish with a battery like 200 volts. The text also includes a letter praising GRAIN-O as a coffee substitute and a sign-off from A. C. Jonson M.D, with references to grain and grain products.
The Vatican crypts and St Peter’s galleries hold priceless treasure, prompting a Vatican inquiry after a Rome session by the congress for Christian archaeology. Unclear passages discuss safety concerns and alleged expert shooters among European royalty.
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