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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1898
Page
2
Weather Bureau report from WisneMucca station for 24 hours ending / May 24 1808. Mean barometer 90.07 inches. Maximum temperature 66 degrees. Minimum temperature 36? degrees. Mean temperature 43. Normal 58. Precipitation 0.00 inches. Wind by prevailing direction. Observer GEO B Ackerman.
Partly cloudy conditions are expected tonight with a warming trend. Temperatures rise through Thursday as skies stay mostly clear and mild.
An archaic-sounding line describing steadfast resolve and unity in the face of defeat, signaling a patriotic or political sentiment without concrete events or individuals named. The fragment emphasizes collective resolve and resilience.
The Salt Lake Tribune lauds William Jennings Bryan for raising a regiment and condemns critics who question his patriotism or motives. It defends his willingness to risk life for the nation, arguing true patriotism is shown by dedication to country over personal gain.
The St. Paul Pioneer Press notes Alfonso now enters his thirteenth year while referencing Sampson's thirteen inch guns in a concise publication corner.
The Philadelphia Preserving newspaper notes that Ananias would be crowded out in Madrid, signaling a crowded scene or crowded conditions affecting the figure.
In Philadelphia a 79 year old man eloped with an 80 year old woman, illustrating the unreasoning parental opposition to breaking apart loving hearts as noted by the Chicago Times Herald.
The Monterey ordering from San Francisco toward the Philippines is described as a monitor, a low freeboard armored floating battery with turreted guns. The piece notes its small coal capacity, likely towings, and places it in the context of naval history and the original Union Monitor’s impact.
James Harper of Trenton describes his son Joseph’s severe arm infection after vaccination, then recovery after using Hood’s Sarsaparilla. The account claims the medicine cured swelling sores and general debility, turning a once ailing boy into a robust, well-nourished child.
An OCR fragment shows a historical ad line for Hood's Pills priced at two shillings with unclear punctuation and characters, reflecting a period drug promotion text.
The notice touts a robbing business in progress with better goods for less money in town. Whisky by the gallon, cigars in bulk, mineral water, bitters, wine, and Pabst beer by bottle or barrel are advertised at low prices.
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