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Newspaper
The Fairbury Enterprise
Location
Fairbury, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1900
Page
4
The passage notes southern Democrats breaking with Bryan era positions amid calls for discipline and reform. It references Henry Watterson bolting in 1896 with a banner reading No Compromise With Dishonor and critiques alleged surrender in current political explanations.
The snippet names Secretary of State George W. Marsh and Charles Weston of Sheridan County, and William Steuffer of Canning County, contending for commissioner positions in a regional election race.
Wan the farmer doubts his share of national prosperity under the Republican party. He is urged to consider cattle prices. Two tariff advocates find small comfort as American exports of manufactured goods rise from 183.6 million in 1896 toward at least 400 million by June of the current year.
A speaker recalls predicting danger four years ago and notes that the feared issue proved harmless, prompting him to seek new scares such as a metaphorical half oiled horse constantly seeking danger, illustrating shifting alarm in public commentary.
SPERKING notes last San Francisco Chamber report dated January 16 asserts no wool surplus remaining and domestic demand matches consumption, signaling flourishing sheep industry compared to earlier times. COLONEL WATTERSON states Louisville Courier Journal will back the Democratic nominee and answer attacks, aiming to set stage for campaign arguments once it begins.
The writer questions why prominent papers focus on criticizing the administration and urges highlighting the benefits seen under the Cleveland administration when democracy held all government branches. The piece argues that pointing to past achievements would be more popular than fault finding.
The piece discusses German interest in U S meat markets and U S restrictions, urging reciprocal action. It includes anecdotal praise for a remedy sold by A V Pease & Co highlighting a life-saving claim and a customer’s quick relief after taking the product.
Dixie Kentucky witness T L Martin testifies after suffering nightly coughs he used Dr King s New Discovery which he praises as the greatest remedy for coughs colds and throat chest and lung troubles claiming it stops the worst cough and can prevent and cure consumption Trial bottles were offered free at G P
The piece promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for indigestion urging readers to consult W W Morse & Co drug store for reliable guidance. It notes cold storage as a symbol of hope and lists several systems including Linde Pontifex and De la Vergne used in various locations.
Advertisement notes Ballard’s liniment Seamed with claims of quick pain relief swelling reduction and wound healing priced at 25 and 50 cents and urged by G P Weisel and Miss Florence Newman Gray N Y A V Pease & Co distributes the product.
An old advertisement touts Castoria as the remedy for biliousness caused by liver and digestion problems. It claims Herbine helps the liver and excretory organs with few doses curing bilious conditions. The price is listed as 50 cents by G. P. Weisel.
Burlington Route announces new daily through trains from Kansas City and St Joseph via Lincoln and Billings to Portland Puget Sound and Northwest. Service includes through coaches chairs and sleepers with expedited travel to Puget Sound and Montana and Washington. Also lists Nebraska Colorado express and California excursions with enhanced time and appointments.
Mags Senovates urges local druggists to stock IHE remedy aid for blood purification. The campaign promotes the product as a health tonic and preventive measure. Officials caution customers to follow dosage guidance.
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