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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1900
Page
4
A short aviation of imperial belief notes that civilization and commerce are inseparable, claiming the pattern applies to Hawaii and will extend to the Philippines and Puerto Rico.
The total amount of money in circulation increased by 172 percent in thirty years while deposits in savings banks grew by 327 percent, reflecting significant growth in monetary aggregates over the period.
Cotton provisions and mineral oils led a surge in exports for the ten months ending April 30, the highest level since 1892. The report highlights stronger shipments in primary commodities and energy products, signaling growing trade activity.
Exports of agricultural products have risen 117 per cent over thirty years, challenging the view that foreign markets hold no value for farmers. The statement urges consideration of global demand as a factor in farming prosperity.
The prosecution of Neely and his associates for the Cuban frauds is vigorously continued by the Administration and will not cease until sentence is pronounced upon the guilty.
The speech notes that the United States holds a domain nearly three times its original size and has continuously expanded. It emphasizes that most expansion occurred under the party now opposing expansion, highlighting a paradox in the current political stance.
The population has doubled since 1870 while post offices increased by 163 percent, providing 63 percent better facilities for mail delivery to the public.
The policy of expansion aims to establish a foothold in the East, open new trade in the Philippines, and boost commerce with China. It is presented as benefiting all citizens, with particular emphasis on farmers and wage earners.
The Comptroller of the Currency reports at May 31 1900 total bank note circulation 301 488 889 up 58 424 335 for the year and 15 2T0 63 for the month. Circulation on U S bonds 283 089 117 up 56 783 163 yearly. Lawful money circulation 37 399 773 up 1 641 172 yearly and down 1 811 792 for the month. United States regionds on deposit 276 529 690 to secure circulating notes and 3 853 590 to secure public deposits.
In 1896 President McKinley urged that every working man should be able to find work at fair and remunerative wages. The quote endures as a reminder that the ideal of widespread meaningful employment remained aspirational as the era progressed.
The monthly statement of the public debt at May 31 1900 reports debt less cash in Treasury at 1 122 608 811 cents, a month drop of 2 193 274 dollars attributed to bond redemptions.
Bonds exchanged at the Treasury for the new 2 per cent bonds of 1930 amount to 26,365,750 with 64,560,400 received from individuals and institutions other than national banks. Old 2 per cent bonds redeemed total 510,500. Total cash 1,104,261,826.
The Designer for July showcases over a hundred fashion illustrations and a dozen millinery designs in color and black and white. It features Adrienne Walters on foot care, travel sketches by P W Humphreys, dressmaking lessons, summer trimmings, a Fourth of July luncheon guide, and practical agriculture tips. Includes two adult short stories, a children’s tale, a veranda comedy, crochet and tatting patterns, living outdoors advice, book notes, etiquette hints, gardening home lessons, nursery lore, frozen desserts, and verse.
A summer baby needs nearly the same clothing as a winter birth. A light cashmere is optional but the outfit remains chiefly wool. The flannel skirt or pinning blanket stays. A blanket is still needed though not as thick, as warmth is essential until the child adapts to the breeze.
Mrs. S. Doty of Des Moines Iowa expresses lasting gratitude for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy stating it has helped her family in many coughs lung troubles and whooping cough and invites manufacturers to accept heartfelt thanks. For sale by C. E. Elliott Des Moines.
A medical notice cites a doctor who claims women lose freshness earlier due to neglect of nature’s balance. It promotes Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a pleasant, effective laxative and advertises a 110c bottle at C. EK Elliott.
Friends in Kirklin received details from FE R Wood about the Elliott Cooper murder near Barancas Philippines. Cooper aged eighteen was killed on Sunday night March 25 with his body found March 27. head missing, heart stabbed, wounds described as grotesque. A vigilante fire later destroyed several Filipino-owned houses.
The article recalls knights carrying swords and the ritual of greeting with a right hand to show peace. It explains handshakes symbolize relinquishing the fighting arm and signify peaceful intentions when men meet.
An advertisement promotes Boschee's German Syrup as a cure for severe throat and lung diseases. It claims the remedy heals tissues, destroys germ disease, reduces inflammation, eases expectoration, and aids sleep. Sold by C. E. Elliott as trusted by druggists worldwide.
Public endorsement from John Gifford claims Ban ner Salve heals cuts burns sores piles and skin diseases, noting it as the most healing medicine in the world. Statement highlights broad acceptance across politics religion and finances.
W A Hines of Manchester Ta describes a near death from measles related lung disease. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with a complete cure after doctors predicted death. The remedy is sold at 50c and 1 with trial bottles free at G E Elliott’s drug store.
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