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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1896
Page
4
Lincoln November 5 Major McKinley receives Bryan telegram stating Senator Jones reports returns and that the American people's will is law. Bryan notes the issue has been submitted to the people.
Voters affirm currency integrity and national sovereignty. Prosperity expectations rise as crops, railroads, and business activity spark employment and construction. The Detroit and Scripps editorial frictions are noted, while McKinley’s election is linked to rising markets and gold flow. The State Federation of Labor to meet in Lansing on December 1 with delegates and three days of sessions.
A survey of royal pages across Europe shows age 12 to 18, noble birth not always required, and duties at drawing rooms and state ceremonies. It notes training at St Petersburg, Vienna, and Berlin missions, and compares to cadet schools. A later essay argues national flowers arise from historical sentiment rather than declared emblems.
A commentary on shifting national loyalties and the fickle nature of international sentiment. It notes previous harsh judgments of the Kaiser, now softened by political convenience, as naval architects toast him and a wreath is sent to royal troops to signal alliance.
Reading for mothers on preventing croup notes its link to common cold, early hoarseness and rough cough as first signs. It advises immediate treatment with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, stating it safely alleviates symptoms and shortens attacks.
A Farmer Ging correspondent writes from TL that he and his family, including a six month old baby, use Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and find it excellent. He notes the small 10¢ size is practical for daily use. Lincoln S. Payne promotes 10¢, 500 and $1.00 sizes of the remedy.
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