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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1896

Page

3

Remarkable case of health restore by Pink Pills for Pale People

A Star Valparaiso feature details Mrs. Mary Noren’s long battle with stomach pain, dyspepsia, constipation, and rheumatic discomfort. After using Pink Pills for Pale People, her symptoms eased markedly, appetite improved, and strength returned. The article promotes the pills and lists purchase details.

Valparaiso Ind Williams Mary Noren John Noren Northeas Dr. Williams Medicine Company Schenectady

Democratic platform advocates free coinage of silver

The national Democratic convention endorses free and unlimited coinage of silver at a 16 to 1 ratio, rejects gold monometallism, calls for the silver dollar as legal tender, and demands direct treasury note issuance. It condemns bonds, privatized money, and federal overreach while urging tariff reform, stronger interstate commerce oversight, and preservation of local self government. The platform also supports territorial statehood, western land policies, and merit-based civil service.

Sitre National Democratic Convention Democrats United States Democratic Party Jefferson Republic of Repubics Harf Times London United Congress Jackson Treasury Department Probic Ana Supreme Court Democratic Congress Rome Interstate Commerce Commission Recem Republican Congresses Senate House Fifty-third Congress Civic Railroad Republican Congress Penetons New Mexico Arizona District of Columbia Alaska Cwba Missippi Republic

Death in the Hold of the Hermann Survivors Tell of Sinking

New York fathers seek reparations after two sons Morris Lerner and Levi Milrod died on the Hermann while fleeing Russia. A survivor recalls the voyage when 15 men suffocated in a hidden hold, later dumped overboard as officials warned against complaint. The report also notes two more youths, Fred Losch and John Akin, missing after falling into a Tamaqua mine breach while picking huckleberries.

New York United States Heinrich Beneke Flemsberg Germany Heinrich Schuldt Hermann Joseph Pollani Russia Chaim Silverman America Morris Lerner Jevers, Silverman Pallani Hull England Libau Joseph Lerner Dave Milrod Fred Losch John Akin Tamaqua

Walking strain overtaxes two bill wolled men

A garbled note hints at fatigue from walking and strains affecting two men tied to a pulling or dragging task. Names and specifics are unclear, but the fragment suggests physical stress and possible labor or transport activity.

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