Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets Subscription Rates
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1899
Page
2
Daily except Sundays listing subscription rates for the Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets area.
Weather Bureau report from Winnemucca Station dated November 15, 1800 details 24 hour conditions to 4 M 75th meridian time. Metrics include mean barometer 20.66 inches, maximum 56 degrees, minimum 37 above, mean 46, normal 36, prevailing west wind at 5. Precipitation noted as trace. Minor temperature reading for November 14 at 35 above zero. J Hayden Observer.
The Virginia Report mocks the Examiner and Journal over Congressman-elect Roberts of Utah and his three wives. It proposes a harsher plan of campaign including firing women on government salaries and forcing divorces, while mocking Hearst and calling for drastic actions.
The piece accuses Pennsylvania Republicans of ballot fraud, citing an Philadelphia precinct incident where 200 Republican votes were deposited before polls opened though only 124 legal votes were cast, with 339 reported in returns including 832 for Burnett and five for the Democratic opponent.
The piece notes that with Venezuela at internal war, the US active in the Philippines, and Britain fighting the Boers, it might have been wise to hold the peace congress earlier when a quorum could be secured.
A selection of editorials cites the Chicago Record urging war over automation, the Philadelphia Times laments a dying lobster, and the Chicago Times Herald comments on girls and mockery. The New York Press notes a Spanish fleet move toward Cadiz. Thomas Brackett Reed defends the Nicaragua Canal bill, with critics predicting lobbying by railroad allies.
A Brussels departure has a spokesman vowing to walk around the world backward. The idea sparks amusement as novelty tours spread, with speculation about future feats including hand-walking globe treks and drivers ceding the road to such daring oddities.
A humor piece from a New York Sun column describes a bookshop salesgirl lacking library savvy. The reporter seeks Kipling and Peterkin titles but is met with blank stares and a comic exchange about plain covers and magazine shelves.
An old advertisement touts Karl's Clover Root Tea as a cure for headaches and overwork, offered with a money back guarantee. The Eagle Drug Store promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a recommended companion remedy and lists price points of 25 and 50 cents.
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