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Newspaper
Perry Advertiser
Location
Perry, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1899
Page
3
A fragmentary reminiscence contrasts the comfort of a yellow almanac on a kitchen wall with modern calendars. The note shifts to a sales pitch for Rive Drops a rheumatism remedy and Salzer Seed Co prompts, listing claims, sizes, and samples.
April 1. McKinley stated seriously weighing issuing a vow for Velan bens the provisions in the Philippines. Rumors the president ready to decide on such action. General Corbin supports, asserting no discussion or consideration. Governor Voorhees of New Jersey discusses volunteers and potential reenlistment. White House aides say the president’s view unsettled, with fluctuations in volunteer demand and commissions.
Belgian consul Bacard Andre in Manila reported an interview with Emilio Aguinaldo’s circular stance on insurrection. He said the United States would grant government and compensation only if Aguinaldo and his followers accept a form of governance and recognize American intentions, with neutrality and confidence from all parties.
Fragmentary remarks outline a French intent to form a friendly understanding among Latin powers in the Mediterranean. The text hints at a potential entente with Italy as a key partner guiding conciliations and foreign policy.
Des Moines April 20 reports notices that applications prepared by our firm have been allowed to go down inventors Lamim Ackley for a straw packing carrier on a turntable to distribute straw. Meyer for a tightener with open ended metal sheet to fit fellows. Dodd Des Moines for a machine twisting copper wires into light supporting rods, and a harness hitching aid. Also printed matter on patents. Volunteers anxious to return from the Philippines Governor Lind asks legislature for swift action. He says the president and war department ignore most requests, Coronel Ames petitions him that the regiment desires to return home.
A quirky dialogue shows a pseudo-scientific boarder and the Cheerful Idol debating a trick to photograph sound waves. They joke about its use in securing speaking likenesses as a playful exchange on gender and manners.
A letter from Susan Wymar of Chicago praises Peru-Na for sleeplessness relief. Readers in Racine Wis. and others endorse the remedy. A Minnesota Wisconsin delegation lauds Alberta for farming opportunities with high yields. Floyd Dean reports taking up 169 acres in township 35, range 21 west.
Unclear local item referencing a daily taper or notice from The Dor Moines Pally News. Mentions telegraphic markers and a September 1 address with $125 fee and six months, then scattered phrases about dire measures and seats. No coherent event or subject clearly identifiable.
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