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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1895
Page
1
The group chosen to represent the Salt Lake Convention has adopted the name Bimetallic Union The new designation signals the reform platform and aims to unite supporters of the proposed monetary standard under a single banner.
A harsh frost spread through the Midwest and East Louisiana fruit losses reported as Ontario and Indiana suffer damage. An organization called Seconmite proposed to promote temperate restoration through documents and meetings. An executive committee would include members from various states and territories with five members per state or territory.
The article markets Royal Baking Powder as superior based on U S Government Reports. It mentions a bank president and a proverb about time being money in a garbled portion. It also notes the evolution of medicinal agents toward liquid laxatives and promotes California Fig Syrup Co as the manufacturer.
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