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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1900
Page
2
Fragmentary ad copy portrays women blaming drains and pains for weakening mothers and claims Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription relieves inflammation and ulceration. It asserts no opiates, with testimonials about weight gain and renewed strength after treatment.
A fragmented 1896 era political debate centers on whether Democrats should back Bryan or McKinley. The article discusses New York party figures, gold standard stance, and Cleveland’s influence, warning that abstention could swing the state. It notes tensions between anti-Bryan conservatives and pro gold standard factions, with calls to unify behind a candidate to secure Congress and future Philippines policy.
In a damaged OCR fragment, a report notes an assault at a crark by a man named Brouse who intervened when one of the negroes attacked him. Brouse’s 24 year-old daughter rushed to help but was choked into unconsciousness and the assailants escaped.
Washington observer notes the private secretary to Secretary Long, Lewis Hargie Tinney, died at Wann Springs, Way, after fever. He had served five or more months in the role and his death was reported July 30.
A fragmented report notes Fairbirik arrives in Canton on July 30 with a car archer and the president, mentioning Indians and a city event. Specific details are unclear but indicate a political gathering and a notable delegation.
A long, fiery endorsement arguing William McKinley should win by opposing William Jennings Bryan. It attacks Bryan’s economic ideas, Populist ties, and foreign policy stance, insisting the Republican path preserves the gold standard, stable currency, and national unity against Bryan’s platform.
The fragmentary letter from Le Ray New York mentions a great coffee drinker and references grain costs and an elderly child. It reads as a personal note to Geneste Pure Fund Co with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
An ad claims a new foot comfort product relieves sore toes, aching feet, and ingrown nails instantly. Marketed as the greatest comfort discovery, it promises relief for sweating feet and bunions, available from druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents in stamps, via mail order from Olmed Lis Roy.
Notice states that the Industrial Savings and Loan Association will issue Series No 32 on August 8, 1904. Calls are invited for interested persons to visit the office of Wannworth & William to take shares. The association requests thorough investigation of all applicants and its ranks.
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