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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1896
Page
2
A correspondent argues the silver movement is a misnamed threat and the gold cause is failing. The piece condemns Eastern press hostility to silver and lauds Western and Southern sentiment, noting the World’s willingness to expose unpleasant truths about gold’s standing.
A fragmentary quote from the S F Bulletin notes claims that the East has influenced Western beliefs on a question about intelligence. The excerpt implies a debate over regional superiority in intellect and references public sentiment in the East versus the West.
A Cleveland administration official reports a plan to nominate Senator Teller at the Chicago Democratic convention if anti-silver forces fail to dominate. Washington says Democrats favor it, Republicans fear Teller’s cross‑support as a protectionist in the Middle Atlantic and a silverite in the South and West, potentially weakening Cleveland’s grip and boosting bolting chances.
An advertisement urges readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla to prevent debility and disease. It promises that investing in six bottles returns health vigor and nerve strength.
An ad touts Hood's Pills as easy to purchase and use and promotes legal blanks for sale at this office. Items include summons subpenas warrants of arrest writs of attachment commitments and complaints for justices of the peace offered at reasonable cash prices.
Ad copy touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as peel ing to steed with unmatched merit and enormous sales. It claims to purify and vitalize blood and shares a testimonial about a boy aged seven with rheumatic fever and leg sores, suggesting dramatic recovery.
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