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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1895
Page
2
Publication details for the Silver State newspaper include subscription terms four locations Paradise Lovelock and advertising rates. It lists one year mail price six months and carrier delivery charges with standard 10 line ad pricing and advertiser reductions.
Mr. Stewart introduces a bill for free unlimited silver coinage. It defines standard silver content for dollar four hundred twelve and a half grains, half dollar two hundred six and one fourth, quarter dollar one hundred three and one eighth, and dime forty one and a quarter grains. Dollars coins are legal tender at nominal value. Silver bullion deposits under $100 may be rejected by mint officials.
National Bi metallist critiques President Cleveland for urging the public to invest in a promised gold brick of reform. The writer argues the message serves money lenders and will fail to sway manufacturers workers and producers across the United States.
A Paris correspondent of the Pall Mall Gazette reports that President Faure plans to resign before March. He also notes a new scandal involving the president’s family has been unearthed.
A plot aiming to kill the czar has been uncovered in Moscow. Authorities report discovery of the conspiracy and ongoing investigations into those involved.
Mirror writing is described as a private correspondence method using reversed text read in a mirror. Dr Chapman notes a partially paralyzed woman who learned to write with her left hand and began mirrorwise before relearning normal writing. Occasionally she would alternate line directions during forgetful moments.
A reader letter from A. Hanis of Delray claims a confidential method restored health and vigor after nervous weakness and loss of confidence. He denies any money scheme, insisting he was swindled by quacks and now shares his cure openly.
The piece asserts common people seek real cure not argument and recalls that Hood's Sarsaparilla has cured them. It notes Hood's Pills aid digestion, relieve headache, and are good after meals, reflecting a testimonial tone.
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