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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1894
Page
2
The Silver State subscription and advertising rates are listed for one copy per year by mail, six months by mail, and carrier delivery. It notes the address bundle on Fourth Streets and Bridge, with J. B. Case authorized to collect preemptions and receipts for the Silver State.
U S Department of Agriculture Wilnemucca Station reports weather data for June 24. Mean barometer 25.58 inches. Maximum temperature 75 degrees. Minimum temperature 0 degrees. Mean temperature 61 degrees. Wind from the southwest at 28 mph. Precipitation 000. June 25 forecast minimum 55 degrees.
An Omaha Daily Bee excerpt argues free silver at 16 to 1 is impractical and harmful, urging Republicans to favor honest money backed by gold and paper. It attacks free coinage as a Mexican emergency and foresees mortgage foreclosures by foreign capitalists. Spokane Tribune notes skepticism among free silver Republicans and cites Tom Reed’s possible stance.
The Philadelphia Telegraph denounces ex Speaker Reed for proposing a union of silver and tariff issues. It calls Reed a shrewd partisan who has carefully considered the field yet warns that such a program cannot win Republican support, labeling the approach a strange compound of demagogism and misguided foreign policy.
E R Turney, longtime Cincinnati undertaker, recalls a chilling embalming accident when a muscular chemical reaction caused a corpse’s arm to strike his knee and propelled him through a window. He says fear of the dead persists despite handling thousands of bodies. Also mentions flour and groceries ad and Hood's Sarsaparilla claim.
A Lowell mass advertisement from C J Hood & Co proclaims Hood s Sarsaparilla cured salt rheum in two young girls, noting skin blotches and flesh breakouts, and expressing gratitude for the remedy and its perceived health benefits.
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