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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1898
Page
2
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Weather summary from Wasxemucca Station for 4 hours ending 8 m. m. meridian time reports mean barometer 332, max 90 degrees, min 2 degrees above zero, mean 16 degrees, normal 25 degrees. Prevailing wind 8 W. 24 hour precipitation trace. Date Dec 1. Observer GB A Kerman notes.
Increasing cloudiness tonight with likely snow Sunday. Warmer temperatures expected after the weekend.
The piece reflects on 1898 as prosperous for Humboldt with thriving farming, stock raising, mining, and rising copper potential. It notes increased world gold supply benefiting the county and calls for starting 1899 with hope, resolve, and improvements despite past hardships and losses.
Constitutional lawyers argue that Roberts the congressman elect from Utah cannot be deprived of his seat due to polygamous beliefs. They say the governor certifies the election and the roll in Congress rests on that certificate.
The Atchison Globe argues social norms are shifting toward stricter parental control as youth behavior evolves. It predicts major changes in family discipline within just a few years.
The text asserts France has a precise method to settle the Philippine issue and states a firm stance on Dreyfus case remedies, asking if trading problems is acceptable.
A historic note claims sitting with legs crossed increases appendicitis risk, suggesting men are more prone than women. This assertion reflects outdated medical beliefs and lacks modern scientific support.
A Kansas man repeatedly divorced and then remarried the same woman four times, a fact highlighted as unusually constant in relationships.
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes Spain’s unique mourning stamps on inland mail, requiring citizens to pay the extra charge beyond regular postage. It also quotes Talmage predicting the century’s grove and cradle, with the Journal noting the reversal of nature in the metaphor.
The Chicago Times-Herald reports a Yale divinity student swiped about 5000 books, likely theological in nature, as a quirky path to religion. Congressman-elect John J. Barnett of Alabama may be the smallest member in the next House, known locally as The Jack of Spades.
The Michigan Supreme Court ruled that reading selections from the Bible in public schools is constitutional while stating students are not required to listen.
An old advertisement highlights Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a treatment for rheumatism and gout caused by acidic blood, with claims of cures. It mentions Hood’s Pills for headache and indigestion, De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve for sores, and De Witt’s Little Early Risers for constipation and liver issues. Also promotes Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and One Minute Cough Cure as remedies.
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