Parkston Advance Changes Hands and Editorial Note
The Parkston Advance has passed to A. Hipple. Johnny Ipple departs due to state auditor duties, with best wishes for the paper’s future. The Western Passenger Association offers N E A travel to Ashbury Park NJ at one fare plus $2, with tickets on sale July 7 and 8 and valid to July 29.
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Hipple
Johnny Ipple
Johnny Slipple
Western Passenger Association
National Educational Association
Ashbury Park
N. J
H. L. Bras
Mitchell
Manayer
Ae. S.C. BE
Cleveland
Nickel Plate Road
Buffalo
Chicago
J. Y. Calahan
Clark Street
Reed argues for international bi metallic silver plan
The Ottawa Journal and several papers summarize Speaker Reed's push for an international bi metallic agreement to stabilize silver prices. He argues higher tariffs and coordinated coinage with nations like England, the United States, Germany, and France could raise silver value, aid exports, and balance trade while avoiding universal free coinage.
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Tom Reeid
Silve
Minneapolis Journal
Reed
Asia
Mr. Reed
England
United States
Germany
France
Rued
Avreei
Haelind
Ramapo Wins Metropolitan Handicraft Cup
Ramapo captured the Metropolitan handlmpt contest as reports note Secretary Carlisle considering another bond issue of millions. The roundup mentions Pat Carter of Council Bluffs inventing a flying machine and other late 19th century events across cities, including fires, deaths, and political transitions.
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Ramapo
Carlisle
Notable Elocutionist Endorses Pe-ru-na Health Cure
A Kikton Ohio elocutionist Mrs Reynolds credits Pe-ru-na with curing congestion, catarrh, and cough after physicians failed. A Dr Hartman endorses Pe-ru-na for lung diseases. Also noted are a humorous marshal’s arrest misadventure, a 1886 Hall catarrh claim, and various advertisements for Tonics and remedies.
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T. Reynolds
Kikton
Ohio
Reynolds
Hartman
Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company
Columbus
Fraser River Flood Ravages British Columbia Coast
Vancouver June 5 Four million dollars will hardly cover the Fraser flood losses as waters rise with snowmelt. Railways along the Canadian Pacific are ruined, 10,000 cattle perished, towns submerged, and 2,000 men fight the dangers from Revelstoke to the sea. In Portland Oregon the Columbia River continues to rise, shops and flats inundated, gas cutoffs looming, and rail service disrupted as merchants scramble to keep goods dry and accessible.
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Revelstoke
Ruby Creek
Masqui Mission
Chilliowac
Hatzie
Laidley Prairie
Centerville
Harrison
Langley
Mission
Warner
Columbia River
Portland
Oregon
Washington
Western Union Telegraph Company
Washington Street
Oregonian
Lipman & Wolff's
Madison Street
Union Depot
Union Pacific
Albina
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Tacoma
Kelso
Kalma
Centralia
Sailor Captain Loud Endorses Dr Miles Remedies
Capt Loud of Hampden Maine, after 38 years at sea and service as seal supervisor in Alaska, reports nervousness and pain eased by Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and New Heart Cure. He credits these remedies with restoring health beyond prior medical care. Sold by druggists with guarantee, or direct from the Medical Co. Ind. for a stated price.
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Esther
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New York
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Iverna
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Third
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Rolla
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Morris Park
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Toledo
St. Nicholas Hotel
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McKeesport
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Ene
United State Treasury
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Sancisco
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Hampden
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