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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1897
Page
11
An old advertisement promotes DeWitt’s Lithia Early Health care with claims of relief from constipation sick headaches and nervous complaints. It targets women with glasses as a negative image and touts Witch Hazel Tonic as providing relief and permanent benefit.
An advertisement touts premium gifts with almost free subscriptions at 5¢ to 7¢. Farm News claims a reach of over 43 000 families and 1b readers with practical farming content and clear language. Womankind offers a 20 page magazine with literature and home economy sections, noting circulation growth from 20 000 to 60 000 and urging comparison with peers.
An offer promises a free year of one of several papers to readers who prepay their subscription to WHEE STOUX CONLY BEE. The note asserts recipient satisfaction with the other newspapers and frames the deal as a chosen, pleasing option.
An advertisement touts Butler Mating a prize essay series on cow feeding milk care and top price in the market. It also promotes Womankind Cook Book with practical receipts from readers and various household recipes priced at two or three cents each.
News from New York reports Henry George’s death triggering shock and condolences worldwide. Obituary details cover his campaign, the public funeral plans, doctors’ notes, and reactions from political leaders including Van Wyck and Croker, with tributes from Bryan and international press assessing his reform influence.
A speaker claims that most of George's followers are laborers and that 73 percent will switch allegiance. The quote emphasizes expected political realignment and confidence in gaining support from working men.
Henry George, candidate of the Jeffersonian fusion for mayor of New York, died at 4 45 this morning in the Union Square hotel. His campaign manager said a meeting would be held to determine next steps. George, born 1843 in Philadelphia, had risen as an economist and writer advocating land value taxation.
In Niemaa on November 2 the Reichsrat saw sustained uproar during Lecker’s address. He restarted at 8 gelock after resuming at 11 last night amid interruptions and motions to adjourn by Wolf and allies. The chamber adjourned to rest stenographers, then planned an extra session and moved to secret session, while a parade in Kansas City drew attention with 163 chairmen and a dragon motif.
Lovilliars's Stables in Newmarket claims Sandia wins the Cambridgeshire handicap while Mets II from Lamillard-Beresford stable takes the Newmarket handicap.
Senator Hanna called Henry George an honest man of conviction on learning of his death. He said George’s one idea neutralized his usefulness, noting he would have been a great benefactor if broader in views. The Cincinnati report quoted his reaction.
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