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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1897
Page
2
The Silver State page lists subscription prices for the shop edition at 400 per month. It appears as a brief classifieds item from the Silver State Publishing Co with office at CorBridge and Fourth Streets.
A Sacramento reader reproduces a Hartford letter lamenting worsening business in the East and Midwest. The writer blames corporate trusts and promises broken by McKinley era supporters for dire wages, layoffs, and suffering workers with large families. The piece ends with a call for divine vengeance on “millionaire murderers.”
The Placer Herald argues against McKinley-Hanna era tenure and fears four more years of goldbug policy under a Republican administration. It notes Sherman as state secretary and Lyman Gage as treasury secretary, predicting little policy change and continued corporate favoritism.
The article argues against whipping balky horses and promotes gentle training methods. It offers several alternative methods to shift a horse's focus and discourages harsh scolding. It also endorses Hood's remedies, claiming Hood's Sursa parilia purifies blood and Hood's Pills as reliable tonics.
An 19th century promotional claim extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as unequaled for merit and cures. The text recounts a case where a seven year old boy suffered rheumatic fever and rheumatism with sores on the thigh, noted as an example of the remedy's effectiveness.
A boy named Howard suffered scrofula sores for a year and a half with bone protruding from sores. Doctors urged surgery to open the leg and scrape bone, but the family started Hood's Sarsaparilla in late February. Howard began taking it after prolonged illness and showed signs of improvement.
The Second Judicial District of Humboldt County Nevada orders all heirs and creditors of the estate of Alex Wise deceased to appear January 14 1897 at Winnemucca Court House to show cause why an order to sell sufficient real estate to pay debts should not be issued. The petition by First National Bank of Winnemucca and John Harrison seeks authority to sell property for administration expenses. Publication to follow for four weeks in Slaven State.
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