Fragmentary OCR Note from COR BRIDGE Fourth Street
Brief OCR fragment shows monetary figures and street name Omlice COR BRIDGE and Fourth Street with unclear context. No clear event date person or organization present.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1898
Page
2
Brief OCR fragment shows monetary figures and street name Omlice COR BRIDGE and Fourth Street with unclear context. No clear event date person or organization present.
Weather Bureau observer GEO B. Ackerman records 24 hour conditions ending 9 PM local time. Means barometer 29.92 inches. Max 65F, min 40F, mean 40F. Normal 56F. Prevailing wind NW. Precipitation 0.00 inches. May 21.52R above zero.
Fair tonight and tomorrow with cooler conditions. Severe frost expected tonight as temperatures dip across the region.
A forceful patriotic line proclaims unwavering unity and resolve, signaling a steadfast national spirit in the face of adversity. The phrase emphasizes collective pride, resilience, and a commitment to endure without surrender.
The dynamite cruiser Vesuvius, newly sailing from Newport toward Havana, promises unmatched destructive power with three pneumatic guns firing 1600 pounds of nitro-glycerine every five minutes. Inventor Captain Kalinski calls the effect hell let loose, suggesting cities or fleets could be devastated if deployed.
The writer argues strategic boards in Washington cannot win wars, noting a decisive leader is essential. Lincoln showed one powerful man can steer victory, and McKinley should empower a Grant figure by removing political caution and granting plenary authority for decisive naval and ground campaigns.
A fragment notes protests by so called bloody shirt advocates against government efforts to outfit troops for Cuba in gray uniforms. It also mentions liniment Trib as a remedy for sprains and bruises attributed to R. Danuta D.Y.8.
A testimonial from Mrs. Susan Moni of Amadeo California credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with curing kidney trouble and a severe cough. The ad also promotes Hood's Pills as the paired remedy, and promotes Heath & Million paints, a large wallpaper stock, and a full line of oils and varnishes from E. Remnant & Co.
Mrs. Jostra H. Abricht of Union Deposit Pa attributes illness to impure blood and credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with restoring health after four bottles and again after returning symptoms in spring. She reports renewed energy for farm work and a large family of seven. The advertisement urges Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best blood purifier, sold by druggists at $1, six for $5.
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