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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1900
Page
1
Fragmented reads from New York Journal and local notices cite demands for fair laws and courts, rail and travel ads, and political commentary. It notes Dr King’s discovery and distressing medical mentions, a Missouri census head noting the death of Hon. Laslie Crear, and conference-era rail ticket prices with routes and agents named.
Joseph M. Proskauer of Mobile, later a New York lawyer, distinguished in Columbia undergrad debates, delivered a decisive reply in a Harvard Columbia debate. He argued governors and senators face reelection constraints by state constitutions, exposing the opposition’s statistics as flawed. The Cambridge debaters could not counter his point and the Columbia side prevailed.
The text argues that popular praise and wealth are not reliable measures of true merit. Accidental rewards depend on taste, fashion, or advertising, while genuine merit lies in faithful work that enlarges a person’s character. The lasting reward is self-improvement, not applause.
Dr Cargile of Washita IT reports Mrs Brewer suffered scrofula for years with terrible sores on head and face. Elecitis Bitters, a blood purifier, is praised as a supreme remedy for eczema tetter salt rheum and running sores. It aids liver kidneys digestion and strength. Only 60 cents at Dr Burke's East Side Drug Store Gunr anfoed.
Clarence R No 55022 Prince of our Herd and Duke of St Lambert from Sibley Wilson stock in Pennsylvania and Missouri will be ready for service September 1. Prices: Clarence 1.50 cash Prince 0.82 cash Duke 0.08 cash. Written guarantee with refunds if not satisfied. Prince arrives Monday June 25. Calves offered each fall. Address Clarence Ragsdale 645 East Taylor St.
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