12 Jan 1900
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Newspaper
New Ross Mail
Location
New Ross, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1900
Page
1
In this letter the author laments society losing sympathy to profit and urges readers to consider the loss of Christlike generosity. He recalls a past era of neighborly aid and generous acts, contrasting it with today’s calculated philanthropy and business calculus.
The speech denounces Mammon and monopolies, urging a united people to overthrow corporate tyranny. It invites patriotic citizens and anti-trust groups to a Chicago conference on February 12, 1900, with credentials signed by M. L. Lockwoon.
An executive committee led by M. L. Lockwood of the American Anti-Trust League announced a plan to convene a National Anti-trust Conference. The group aims to decide on an anti-trust policy and organize a sustained movement resisting private monopolies.
A party sends a receipt to the Indiana Farmer praising a remedy for lockjaw from stepping on a rusty nail. It prescribes applying a red hot coal with olive oil near the wound and repeating daily, claiming near infallible relief. The note also cites a Cincinnati Enquirer gimmick and Boone County voting machines missing on time, resulting in contract cancellation.
The Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer invites subscriptions through our outlet at 60 cents per year or 35 cents for six months, with the standard price set at 75 cents annually. This notice promotes a reduced rate for readers who subscribe via the intermediary.
The Indianapolis firm offers to send names and addresses of three piano or organ teachers or performers along with twenty five cents in silver or postage and will mail six pages of popular music including The Flower that Won My Heart Mamie O Rourke March Manila and Dewey s march Two Step as played by the U S Marine Band plus five other pages.
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