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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1894
Page
2
The excerpt laments a Democratic administration era of favors and Senate friction. It notes record cold in January 1894, strong Western stock, and a debate over bonds, tariffs, and political honesty. It panels Cleveland, Carlisle, and Wilson tariff impacts, with mentions of soup houses, post office politics, and political betrayals.
A fractured quotation filled with hostile rhetoric about a Black figure in government and Grover Cleveland. The bystander debates voting choices and consequences, noting theories collapse when confronted by reality. The passage mixes political satire and personal insult without coherent narrative.
Mary Lease accuses Gov Lewelling and his aides of taking bribes from Rock Island Missouri Pacific and Missouri Kansas and Texas railroads. She says the corruption is rampant and the democratic party bears the blame. Lease claims she has proofs and blasts Kansans’ leaders as dishonest and corrupt.
A fragment quotes Gen. Judbu C. Black endorsing tariff policies to lift wages domestically while arguing to reduce earnings of surplus American workers to mirror old world poverty levels. The dialogue frames Democratic doctrine as beneficial for wage levels and social stability amid economic strain.
President Cleveland nominated Llornblower as an anti snapper or encins of senatorial to a seat on the supreme bench. He was rejected by the senate on grounds of senatorial courtesy. The president now again seeks to humiliate Hill by nominating Becham, one of Hill's bitterest enemies, for the same position. It is likely senatorial courtesy will block Becham's confirmation.
An advertisement extols Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds claiming universal effectiveness. It touts a trial bottle free at Bassett s Drugstore with large bottles priced modestly and includes a testimonial from editor C F Davin praising Chamberlain s Cough Remedy for cold and croup relief.
Widespread sales are claimed for King's New Discovery for consumption and coughs, Electric Bitters for stomach and kidneys, Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and Dr. King's New Life Pills, all guaranteed. Local dealer W. F. Bassett's Drugstore sells them and promotes One Minute Cough Cure as easy for colds. A Warsaw Ill. man reports Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured rheumatism. also mentions Orasyg Blossom for female diseases sold by Bassett.
An advertisement touts a universal salve as a cure for cuts, ulcers, rheum, fever sores, corns, piles, and female complaints with a money back guarantee. It lists W F Bassett Orange Blossom and P O Drugstore as sellers and also promotes Early Risers pills and One Minute Cough Cure with claims of immediate relief.
An 1803 era advertisement lists DeWitt's Little Early Risers and One Minute Cough Cure as reliable remedies for indigestion coughs and bowel issues. It promotes eye glasses by Prof Hirschberg and urges ophthalmologists to visit agencies for proper spectacles. Wrote testimonials from patients and doctors endorse the products and eye care plan.
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