Best and Cheapest Glassware Ad Snippet
A brief ad-like fragment touts unbeatable quality and low prices for glassware and related items with emphasis on best selection and affordability.
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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1897
Page
2
A brief ad-like fragment touts unbeatable quality and low prices for glassware and related items with emphasis on best selection and affordability.
The text notes special train service with intermediate stops and ticket options. Details mention schedules, time zones, and dates for travel to a university event, highlighting ticket availability through specific rail lines serving Pennsylvania.
Overton grocer ies promotion noted while Charles Bunnell’s dray gets a fresh coat of paint. West Newton visitors join Mrs Susan Jacks, as Passadena resident Jessie Alen visits her father Joe Jessup in Friendswood. Community improvements on Indiana street observed by Marshal Low and Lis ’aree. Reverend Thompson and Ed Stone attended Sileh church last Sunday where Mr. Thompson spoke. Numerous family visits and small town happenings fill the columns with names and places from New Providence to Adpo and beyond.
A speaker attacks silver Democrats and their praise of Andrew Jackson arguing that the Chicago platform misuses Jackson’s name. He defends the gold standard, cites 16 to 1 versus 15 to 1 ratios, and warns against overvaluing silver to force gold retirement, urging adherence to hard money principles.
For over two decades Scott's Emulsion has been advertised as reversing waste, nourishing the body, and aiding wasting diseases in adults and children. A physician prepared a small free booklet explaining how and why it helps, available by sending a postal card request to Scott & Bowne, New York.
An article argues Thomas Jefferson cannot be labeled a Democrat despite Chicago platform praise. It claims Jefferson opposed business principles, national debts, civil service reform, and silver, urging Democrats to denounce him rather than endorse his alleged doctrines.
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