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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1901
Page
8
The issue notes Porto Rico should accept gains and warns against new coffee duties. An advertisement touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy by J. P. Spalding offering refunds if unsatisfied. The notice reflects early 20th century commerce and public health claims.
A fragment suggests Andrew Carnegie questions the effect of inheritance taxes on wealth, pondering the burden on his fortune and potential implications for his heirs.
The note states watermelons, once tariffed as vegetables, are now declared fruits, and accuses Republicans of courting the black vote. The remark reflects partisan rhetoric around agricultural policy and racial politics.
John F. Halloway of French Camp Mississippi recounts long illness with diarrhea. He credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with complete recovery after using several bottles, urging others to try it. Sold by J P Spalding druggist.
Local residents discuss discreetly burying cats and dogs to avoid disturbance. Several neighbors express willingness to have pets quietly buried out of sight within the community.
The speaker argues Germany should tax American foodstuffs if desired, predicting that German consumers will notice higher prices and realize the cost is to fund the Kaiser. The remark frames tariffs as wartime aid to Germany and implications for civilians.
The remark suggests a future dark horse contender may win the presidency after a clash between Palma and Gomes. The speaker notes such an outcome has happened before and implies unpredictable political shifts. It reflects speculative commentary rather than a defined event.
Advertisement asserts Chamberlain's Pain Balm instantly relieves pain from cuts burns and bruises and heals faster than any other treatment with minimal scarring. It also claims cures for rheumatism sprains swellings and lumenose. Sold by J P Spalding druggist.
The report states the so called combination lock at Santiago harbor was essentially the Watson adaptation of Sampson's Havana blockade plan. It claims Sampson provided Watson with a full set of orders from the earlier operation, at Watson's request, to apply at Santiago.
R. A. Pierce argues that the press, notably the Tribune and its editor C. C. Goodwin, deserves respect for lifelong service despite alleged neglect by Utah politicians and rival papers. He defends Goodwin against charges of treachery, praises Senator Fred T. Dubois, critiques how the Tribune handled silver and Bryan, and condemns efforts to replace trusted leadership with favored insiders.
The remark challenges the idea that civilization benefits dark skinned peoples, arguing that nine-tenths suffer its harms and the remaining tenth are relegated to lowly conditions. It frames civilization as a burgeoning yet cruel force shaping social hierarchies and mortality.
A brief editorial remark hopes asphalt interests do not influence South American revolutions or the dispatch of American warships to the isthmus.
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