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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1900
Page
2
A fragmented text blends medical ads praising Dr. Pierce with political commentary on Bryan, McKinley, and local party figures. The piece references lung disease cures, postures about expansion, and U S politics, including Daviess county strands and soldiers’ opinions on a third term.
Fragmentary OCR describes a cross with a website pencil inside a circle and mentions voting a straight Republican ticket. It lists ballots handed to voters by election workers and references National State County Township papers along with Constitutional Amendments on assorted colored sheets.
An advertisement warns readers that claims of a mysterious herb or root curing kidney and adder troubles are fraudulent. It states Foley's Kidney Cure contains remedies recognized by skilled physicians and urges not to be credulous.
The text attacks John G. Chamchantry support for Prohibition and criticizes Woolley and Dickie for interdenominational clashes. It accuses extreme Prohibitionists of dominating Methodist publications and echoes a harsh attack on temperance rhetoric, condemning reckless speech and campaign tactics.
The piece recounts Don M. Dickinson securing Mr. Roosevelt's statement on the ice trust linked to Tammany. Roosevelt deflects Bryan and explains that New York’s Legislature passed a stringent anti trust bill, which he signed, while the Attorney General prosecutes the ice trust with Croker and allies appealing on technical grounds.
The text documents a heated exchange over silver coinage policy, citing remarks attributed to Bryan and reactions from Michigan speakers. It notes distrust of certain statements and references government coinage, standard money, and the political climate as echoes of a broader national dispute.
An old time advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for skin blotches and liver troubles. It claims instant relief from itching piles and promises a permanent cure, urging readers to purchase at any drug store for a few cents. It references Republican headquarters and a May hall entrance, mimicking a period newspaper sales pitch.
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