Patrick A Collins predicts Democratic win in 1892
General Patrick A. Collins of Boston speaks in an interview on political prospects for 1892. He argues the Democratic majority will be large, supports withholding Senate rules on people’s pills, and urges unity to back the next president with a Democratic Senate and House. He weighs 1892 candidates and stresses national party focus over regional aims. He also notes the Pittsburgh Exhibition and highlights Max Klein’s liquor display as a standout exhibit.
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Patrick A. Collins
Boston
House of Representatives
Senate
Joel
House
Congress
Reed
McKinley
Alger
Michigan
Harrison
Arthur
Allison
Blaine
Laws
Mississippi Valley
Cleveland
New York
United States
Democratic Party
Pittsburg Exposition
Max Klein
Tis
Max Kiem
Fedkrelst Legheny
Rural stock improvement and health remedies discussed
A fragmented early 20th century article discusses shucking and pure breeds to improve cattle, noting the future value of superior stock for profits. It also covers agriculture trends, US corn and wheat production, and mentions Stomach Bitters as a preventive remedy against disease, touting its broad health benefits.
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Guatema
Sarin
Panama
Fiscura
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T. Tab
Eames Ta
Morck Brothers
the Jewelers
Penn’ A
Apostle Spoons
Apostle
Warren, Pa
Kendalls
Brooxton, Conn
B. J. Kexpain
Kendall
Ally, Wolcorr
Wren
Lr CO
Orro L. Howrmax
Crrimmango
N.Y
Dre. B.S
Erspatt Co
Horesine
Spain
B. J. Kexbart Co
DE. B. J. Kendall CO
Enosburgh Falls
Vermont
Caphal Pald
Betmere Pres
M Beecher
Cash
Toolde Beth
Sarren County
Pat Pee
England
Ireland
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Cision
Castorza
Castona
Wyman & Davis
Wyman ¢& Davis
Carver House
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Faten
Bisnear
Second and
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Earren, Pa
St. Larry
Allegheny
Pitcher’s Castoria
Merck
August Merck, Jr