Public support for McKinley policy echoed by voters
The article defends President McKinley’s pacific policy as endorsed by the people, noting the administration’s path was chosen to uphold oath and American ideals. It criticizes Democrats and yellow journalism, praises Republican stability, and forecasts a Republican Senate majority of 22 and House majority of 50 in the fifty seventh Congress.
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Pacific
Washington
McKinley
Serene Hay
Wietrs
Senate
House
Astounding Discovery From Coopetertile Mich
A local farmer reports a world changing cough remedy called Dr Ring's New Discovery for Consumption. Mrs Himelburger notes three of her family used it with success for coughs and colds and calls it an unrivaled lifesaver. Trial bottles are available at Nee & Matholland's.
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Coopetertile
Mich
Himelburger
Ring
Nee & Matholland’s
Grand Trunk Rail announces special fare to western stations
The Grand Trunk Rail bed System will offer one fare and a third for the round trip from all stations west of Detroit and the St. Clair rivers to connecting lines. Tickets on sale November 21 and 22, valid to return through December. Mood's Sarsaparilla advertised as stomach strength and digestive aid.
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Grand Trank
Detroit
St. Clair Rivers
Ass Arbor
Ann Arbor
Anarchist Charges Roil Gratiot County Journal in Letter War
A reader letter blasts the Gratiot County Journal over its political stance and editorial tone. The writer accuses the paper of unpatriotic and anarchistic leanings, urges using the term Anarchist, and attacks the publisher’s handling of alleged obscene content. The piece cites McKinley era issues, calls for civility, and ends with a plug for a fraternal society in Michigan.
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Eniow
Gratiot County Journal
Ainos
Evliter
Dare
Totter
Gration
McKendey
Bowen
Fairy
Literary Notes and Patent Medicines in December McChure Magazine
The December issue features Stephen R. Millers' inmate account of the fall of the fleet and the Confederate advisers. It includes a needle description of traleing searie and a satirical look at medicine causes. Also promotes Hood's and Hanrens Whiskey with a marketing tone and local Alma, Michigan, seller listing.
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McChure
Stephen R. Millers
Electric Bitters Promoted by Bellville Drugist
Abraham Hare, a leading druggist from Bellville Cu, asserts Electric Bitters are the best selling bitters after twenty years in trade. He claims the tonic aids stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels, purifies the blood, and strengthens nerves, renewing life for sickly people. Sold by Sharrar and Mulholland.
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Abraham Hare
Bellville
Sharrar & Mulholland
The Woman's Chal Meets with Mrs Wilcox and Lodge Notices
The Woman's Chal will meet with Mrs Wilcox Monday. A special lodge meeting at New WI Fe AM is planned next Tuesday night with work in the FO degree.
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Wilcox
Alia Lodge
New Wi Fe & AM
Fertilizer tips for sugar beet growth and manure use
Agricultural guidance notes that nitrogen and phosphoric salts must be balanced for beet yields. It recommends applying soil nutrients with 20 pounds of saltpeter, bone ash, or kainite, and 114 pounds of superphosphate, plus barnyard manure of about 12 tons per acre to supply nitrogen and phosphate. It also mentions costly large-scale use and the preference for prior-year manure. Additionally, Ann Arbor trains offer Thanksgiving excursion fares at one and one third fare.
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Maerker
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