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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1901
Page
2
A Victorian column column discusses political reform in Troy citing local opinions on public officers. It notes talk of electing city officials and a suggestion list for ideal mayoral candidates, along with distant references to Mrs Nation, public sentiment, and regional politics.
A discussion on crowd civilization from Atlantic periodical remarks. It argues that beauty in society comes from a great man who is a two-world artist shaping collective life through profound vision and universal influence. The writer portrays such figures as world-makers whose insight directs generations.
A gold tooth fad grips women from vaudeville to high society as gold caps spread across the East. Actresses sparkle with gold teeth while dentists warn many patients demand pointless treatments driven by vanity and unscrupulous practitioners.
The country merchant faces many burdens yet must stay cheerful and provide aid. When the pastor's salary runs short, when a horse is lost, or a community celebration arises, he must contribute. Despite whispers that he grows rich, he remains the first to help those in need and wonders who will take surplus storage.
The Greenville Item stresses consistent advertising builds success over sporadic bursts. A New York get rich quick scheme promises 56 percent returns in a year, alarming potential investors. It urges punishing swindlers and considers protecting the easily parted by institutional safeguards.
The Washington Letter from Feb 15, 1001 surveys looming issues in the Fifty-Sixth Congress. It details Ship Subsidy resistance, River and Harbor funding, and tariff reform contention, plus Speaker Henderson’s standing and Representative Small’s praise. It also reports Dr. H. L. E. Johnson on Cuban annexation views, and notes battles over a Revenue Reduction bill, Russian sugar duties, and possible Insular Case outcomes. The piece closes with ship naming news and a Grant statue funding update.
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment is recommended for piles only and will cure. It is sold in bottles for 50 cents and in tubes for 75 cents by S. Kingston.
A collection of short quips and snippets from various newspapers including Chicago Daily News Yale Record and New York World. The items feature puns misheard quotes and humorous exchanges about marriage elopement trains and social gaffes. It reads as a collage of lighthearted misprints and witty asides.
How to cure the grip by remaining at home and using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as directed. The remedy counteracts the grip's tendency to pneumonia, the main danger, and among thousands who used it, not one has been reported as not recovering. For sale by S. Kingston.
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