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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1895
Page
2
The notice states PusLisnep Every Day and Sundays excepted are under Silver State Publishing Company. C. Prrr is authorized to collect and renew subscriptions to the Silver State. The text indicates authorization for subscription collection and renewal duties.
The article argues that even in England the fight for bimetallism grows, with conservatives shown sympathetic to silver. It cites Elijah Helm praising the double standard, warning that a return to a two metals standard offers the most stable value, and notes political gains and cabinet members supporting the idea.
The writer questions claims that nine of ten Democrats support free silver and criticizes intra party battles. He notes silver Democrats failing to influence the goldbug faction, cites Kentucky Ohio and Indiana as examples, and suggests the administration side appears to prevail within party conventions.
A Nonconformist column derides pronunciamentos and agitational tactics from leading figures like the Bynums, Carlisles, and Brices. It argues that only actual conflict will force the free silver advocates to prove their mettle, warning that without decisive action they will be seen as cowards.
A Truckee yard accident occurred when a car loaded with ice shifted on a siding after a switch was left open. The car struck the yard engine, causing both to be badly wrecked and scattering ice across the area. The report notes the unusual yard incident and damage. Hair Cutting by Electricity is introduced as a novelty using a platinum wire heated to a white heat via a comb-sized device. The device cauterizes each hair end to prevent oil loss, claimed to be usable by barbers with a simple plug.
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