Des Moines Letter on Mulct Law Amendment Passed House
Des Moines reports that a manufacturing amendment to the mulct law, permitting liquor production under certain conditions, passed the House 62 to 44 with 20 Democrats and 82 Republicans voting yes. The measure allows export manufacture, wholesale sale to pharmacists, and liquor transport with multilingual labels, plus adjustments to penalties and tax distributions. The bill moves to the Senate as a special order request for early next week.
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Menelek and Italian Prisoners in Abyssinia
The London letter reports Italian prisoners under Menelek largely endure, with wealthy Abyssinian wives housing those who aid vanity. Hairdressers tailors and shoemakers fare well as officers and soldiers skilled with a pencil reside at the queen’s palace painting walls. A court photographer profits from portraits of the ladies.
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Prison Reform Concerns Double Insanity Rates In Prisons
An 19th century analysis notes insanity in prisons has doubled since 1877 due to mechanical discipline and harsh rules. Experts warn shamming and strict enforcement depress inmates, with a witness describing the round the corner glance of a man fearing a tyrant. A New York Ledger tale follows a country town gentleman tainted by suspicious glances after a detective visits, until the truth about a theater manager’s request reveals a mistaken stigma.
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Dr Hand’s Colic Cure Promises Quick Baby Relief
The ad touts Dr Hand’s Colic Cure for immediate infant relief by removing wind and calming nerves, plus a Teething Lotion for sore gums 25 cents. It also notes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve for skin issues and Little Marty Risers pills, with several product pitches and a brief obit mention of Archibald F. Hebbard in Winchester Connecticut.
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Meteorological Report and Miscellaneous Notices from 1897
March 1897 weather data shows max 40, mean 24.85, min 28 and total precip 0.85. Skies partly cloudy to cloudy. frost dates 12 to 28. Notices include health ads for One Minute Cough Cure and DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve claims, jokes about McKinley’s weight, and a Pueblo advertiser anecdote.
Dr Hand's Colic Cure Endorsed By Mother
A mother shares that her three week old baby suffered severe colic until Dr Hand's Colic Cure was used after a physician's recommendation. She reports the baby improved after nearly three bottles and credits the remedy with the child's pleasant disposition. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents.
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