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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
4
The Globe Democrat argues against a third-term for President McKinley. It praises his administration as courageous and prosperous, notes strong public support, and rejects continued talk of a renomination as against tradition and public sentiment.
Franklin argues luxury resists remedy in a large state but may spur labor by enabling purchase of luxuries. He notes idle spending by fools can benefit wiser hands and support tradesmen, farmers, and the economy as a whole. He contrasts useless effort with the broader employment generated by costly but productive households.
The piece extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure driving out skin diseases and bodily weaknesses, claiming vast testimonials for universal health benefits. It riffs on commerce, luxury, and social order, then pivots to odd musings about eyes, clothing, and a mock zoological comparer.
A New York Sun piece notes a man in Central Park remarking that some animals resemble people, citing a Cape buffalo from South Africa and likening others such as cattle from India and the yak lore to human types. he speculates on physiognomy and ferocity as comparisons unfold among zoo and park creatures.
On July 4 the notion of a single political center is rejected. The framers built a confederate republic with a federal system, keeping local powers to the states while the central government handles duties for the whole nation.
Notice announces Pettigrew may rejoin the Republican party and be placed in the primary department with a path to promotion as a new beginner or reclaimed backslider, upon enrollment.
An advertisement touts the Home Gold Cure as a at home treatment for drunkenness claiming no narcotics no nerve weakening and a pleasant guaranteed cure. It asserts alcohol addiction is a disease and offers to mail the cure for one dollar with full directions and physician advice on request.
The Kansas City Star notes Senator Fairbanks as a guest of honor at a Missouri Republican Club banquet. It praises his loyalty to the party, statesmanship, and potential to secure the nomination, citing his Indiana ties and possible cross-state support.
Senator Fairbanks drew praise as a potential national leader at a Missouri Republican gathering. The Kansas City event highlighted his high abilities character and reputation as he spoke to the Young Republicans on national governance issues.
An advertisement claims Kadol Dyspepsia Cure digests all kinds of food without stomach aid. It asserts that in dyspeptic individuals nourishment comes only after digestion and that Kadol 118 elements mimic natural digestive fluids to restore digestion. Signed C.E. Elliott.
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