Planovote rally and campaign talk by A M Cloud
Plan o scene reports Hon A M Cloud a famed orator spoke to a large Plano crowd on Oct 24. The event highlighted Democratic issues and praised McKinley era finances. Local candidates Ly on Stark and others spoke with audience reception noted. The piece adds local weather and social notes.
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Editor’s eczema cured by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve
Syracuse Kansas editor H. N. Lester reports two years of failed cures for eczema on his hands before Bucklen’s Arnica Salve completely healed him. The advertisement claims it treats eruptions sores and all skin diseases and notes a 25 cent price at S H Scallin.
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La Follette Seeks Soldier Support in Rail Road Race
In a letter dated yesterday W T La Follette the fusion candidate for rail road commissioner asks the citys old soldiers for support on grounds of comradeship. He stresses shared military service as a basis for backing his candidacy. The note signals a strategy to appeal to veteran voters in the race.
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Mitchell Gazette Forces Ballot Position Dispute
Auditor Anderson accuses Whitcher of falsehood over middle-of-road ticket placement on the official ballot. Anderson says the print follows secretary of state instructions and he bears no responsibility for ballot layout. The same issue cites two years ago Auditor Champlin setting ballot tickets to favor the fusion party.
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Vote Johnston and Bras to Back Pure Food Law
The piece argues for Johnston and Bras citing their role in passing Minnesota style pure food legislation. It defends the law against Everett Smith’s criticisms and highlights Gov. Lind’s use of the measure to crack down on adulterated foods and fund state finances. It portrays the law as widely supported by populists and governors alike.
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Read Sample Ballot Ahead of Next Tuesday's Election
The Capital releases a supplement form sample ballot for the upcoming election. Voters are urged to read carefully and cast ballots correctly on Tuesday. Early voting is encouraged to support all lines.
Dolly's chaperone and city island tales
A playful poem notes Dolly's chaperone as a quiet companion on trips ashore. It then refines a factual passage describing Ghent Venice and Amsterdam, detailing Ghent’s 20 islands with 80 bridges and canals, Venice's 70 to 75 islands, and Amsterdam’s 100 islands and 800 bridges, plus pile-founded foundations.
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Students Toast Fargo Football Team After Aberdeen Win
University students cheered Fargo after a hard fought football victory over Mitchell in Aberdeen. A Wednesday reception honored the players, with informal congratulations and a review of the game noting Fargo’s strong showing against a presumed stronger Mitchell squad.
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Week’s Weather Data From Government Station
Observer Huyck presents a tabulated temperature record for the week ending November 1, 1900. The report lists daily highs and lows as observed at the local station, noting overall weekly range and meteorological notes.
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Scots Emulsion Trade Image Promises Health to Children
The advertisement extols Scots Emulsion as a world leading remedy. It claims use of cod liver oil and hypophosphites, praises health improvements in children and anaemic girls, and offers a free sample from TT & Rowne chemists in New York with a $1 price at drugstores.
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When Cats Were Worshiped and the Bengal Cavalry Recall
A fragment argues about mummy cats bound and loaded for shipment claiming 180 000 cats aboard a ship with few complete specimens. It asserts cats Melis maniculata from North Africa were tamed by Egyptians and notes temples kept cats in worship as early as no B C. It also cites the Bengal cavalry as governor general security raised in 1775 and ends with a country housewife’s poverty quip and a sharp retort from her unsympathetic husband.
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North Africa
Fires for purification worsen malaria risk in swamp regions
Italian peasants in swampy districts still light fires to purify the air of malaria poison. The practice increases mosquito attraction, as mosquitoes are now known transmitters of malarial fever.
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