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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1902
Page
4
An old time ad fragment touts Red Crosy Ball Blue saying it should be in every home and prompts readers to ask grocers for the 3 oz package at a few cents. The copy playfully contrasts a dog approving its food with a man’s reaction.
MISS BONNIE DELANO of Chicago testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured three years of illness linked to irregular menstruation and poor health. She credits gradual recovery over four months and urges others to use the remedy, warning against substitutes.
In a New York Journal of Commerce view, the argument that bounty payments amount to protection exposes the failure of tariffs to aid ship owners and other industries. The piece cites Senator Frye, the British navigation acts, and past discrimination plans, arguing bounties elsewhere would threaten the tariff’s broader purpose, especially for farmers and wool. It notes shipping over South America, tariff effects, and the need for practical policy beyond subsidies.
In a terse remark the Bankers' club of Chicago signals that it would be better to pat toward reform. The comment reflects cautious support for measures affecting the financial sector.
The piece argues that vast iron, steel, and coal resources push the United States toward export strength and shipbuilding leadership, confirming shipbuilders’ forecasts. It condemns subsidy advocates who cling to tariffs that once made millionaires of Pennsylvania steelmakers while securing Europe’s supplies.
The Atlanta Constitution argues the Cuban case tests Democratic fidelity and wisdom as senators decide on relief and reciprocity with Cuba. It urges every Democratic senator to support the House bill without sacrificing its key features, presenting a solid party front against the giant trusts.
The Toledo Bee argues that if the Republican party keeps taxing all citizens to fund sugar beet profits through paternal legislation, voters should oust Republicans and elect a Democratic Congress to lower Dingley rates, restrain sugar trusts, and deliver cheaper sugar.
The piece argues that what has been achieved with Porto Rico can be paralleled in Cuba and the Philippines through humane Democratic policies, replacing current niggardliness and imperial oppression. It praises party policies for quickly bringing those regions into a union with the United States, similar to Porto Rico.
The Omaha World-Herald cites Republican papers nationwide urging curbs on food intake to attack trusts and questions which GOP paper called for removing tariff on trust products and enforcing the federal anti-trust law nationwide.
The piece argues the Republican Party created and sustains monopolies and will not enact true anti trust reforms. It contends only Democratic action can check the trust system and defend the people’s rights.
Former Texas Governor James S Hoge predicts the next president will be a Democrat and argues the Democratic Party cannot be beaten unless it defeats itself. The Milwaukee News (Dem.) notes the momentum and frames the outlook as decisive for the party.
Rebuked by HRepublicia Journal the Chicago Journal Rep says Congress avoids acting on the Weet trust due to fear of reopening tariff questions. The piece analogizes Congress to choking a volcano crater as a supposed prevention of eruptions.
Testimonials from Anna Martin of Brooklyn and Marie Johnson of Detroit Buffalo praise Peruna as a cure for long standing female ailments and general health issues. Anna Martin reports back pain and irregularities resolved in three months. Johnson claims relief from years of female troubles in six weeks and urges others to seek Peruna.
Dealers say once a customer tries Defiance Starch it is impossible to sell other cola water starch. HH can be used cold or boiled. Prosperity tries the small man adversity the great one.
A reader testimonial praises Peruna as a trustworthy cure for catarrh and chronic ailments. Dr. Hartman, creator of Peruna, is highlighted for his work on women’s catarrh in a book named Health and Beauty, free upon request. The Wartman offers free advice and invites case details to evaluate results.
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