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Newspaper
Steele City Standard
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1897
Page
2
A Fremont reader describes a poor widow battling foreclosure and systemic money power symbolized by a ruthless octopus. She invested her savings but loses her home while earning little money and facing oppression from powerful interests.
A discussion notes that low coal wages arise from the Wilson law and possible reinstatement of McKinley rates. The pending bill aims to restore higher coal prices and, it is hoped, improve conditions and miners' wages after it takes effect.
A memory of John M. Thurston praises his steadfast devotion to the Republican Party, highlighting his staunch character and work in the Senate caucuses. The tribute emphasizes his views on annexation and sugar policy as central to his political stance.
The Nebraska Epworth Assembly is planned in Lincoln from August 8 to 10. Organizers expect strong attendance and aim to attract participants from across the region with camping and activities planned.
The writer discusses free silver supporters and their vague Money Power concept. He notes the Money Power appears monstrous to critics, yet its exact meaning remains unclear. He cites its tracks, arguing critics blame it for nearly every problem and attribute omnipotence to an unseen force.
The State Journal offers a first class bicycle free to anyone who forms a club of 100 yearly subscribers at 1.00 each. The bike carries a strong guarantee and is cheaper than many wheeled prizes. If the target is unreachable, a liberal cash commission is offered for each subscription secured. Address State Journal Lincoln Neb for details.
A list touts Chamberlains Liver Pills as fast relief for stomach pain colic and cholera morbus. It claims unique success in severe dysentery diarrhoea chronic cases bilious colic cholera infantum and bowel disorders with safe pleasant use.
The article discusses McElree's Wine of Cardui as a revolutionary relief for women suffering Female Diseases. It claims meas troubles can be treated with this remedy, contrasting with prior beliefs about treatment timing and methods.
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