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Newspaper
Mccook Weekly Tribune
Location
Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1884
Page
7
The wheat deal led the Change market with improved volume and a buoyant tone, amid talk of New York combinations to push prices higher and a belief that wheat may have hit a seasonal low. Corn and hog values softened while evidence of renewed activity underpins a cautious recovery across commodities.
An old newspaper ad touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for consumption if started early with proper care. It claims thousands cured, urges readers to send stamps for the pamphlet, and notes testimonials and terms from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo New York beside other product claims.
Rev Stewart Sheldon of Yankton, Dakotas, extols the territory’s vast size, rapid railroad and emigration growth, and rising church presence. He cites 160000 square miles, 1500 miles of railroad built in a year, and 1200000 bushels of wheat on a single farm, predicting state growth and religious expansion. He endorses Warner’s Sare Cure and Sare Pills, attributing life-saving relief and general benefit to his health and public testimony.
The endorsement asserts intrinsic merit of a reverend and his work, presented to readers for their benefit. It states strong belief in the worth of the individual and the related endeavor, with a clear unqualified backing.
A Theodore Parker remark critiques a system where education is widespread but nourishing meals are scarce, highlighting inequality in national opportunity and resources.
Consumers shun white lardy butter except at grease prices while buyers urge gilt edged butter. Wells Richardson Co. offers Improved Butter Color from Burlington Vermont as the sole reliable color that won’t injure butter and will maintain a steady paxtees color sold by druggists and merchants. France imports large quantities of African peanuts for olive oil production.
The item mix touches on urban lodging with the Grand Union Hotel and a Central Hospital in Omaha, plus a range of short notices. It references hotel capacity, private rooms, and privacy, a hospital with fifty beds, and various advertisements for tonics, remedies, and products. The page mentions charitable giving to Mexico and miscellaneous health cures and tonics marketed to readers.
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