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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1895

Page

8

Changes at Illinois post offices raise pay by region

Illinois state news reports widespread pay increases for postal clerks across many towns including Alton, Bloomington, Chicago Heights, Decatur, Evanston, Joliet, Kewanee, Peoria, and Springfield. The list details raises from $1,000 to over $3,000 with many towns seeing shifts in class status and new salary bands, along with notes on clerical administrative rulings and a few decreases in select locations.

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Hawaii Special Session Opens With Dole Address

From Honolulu the first Hawaiian republic special session convened in the former capital with a large assembly. President Dole spoke for fifteen minutes, praising republican recognition, land policy plans, immigration aims, and the push for annexation. Ministers discuss pensions, notably a $2000 pension for Kiaulani, while officials deny rumors of monarchy restoration and filibusters. Deputy secretary Van Zenden heads to Kentucky, then California trip.

Bpesalai United States Dole Republic of Hawaii Senate House Council of State Advisory Council W. G. Wilder Lima Noone San Francisco Tottering Thurston Kiaulani Lehu Supreme Court Military Commission Damon New York Washington Gresham State Department Harrison Tribune Smith

Curfew to Signal Homeward Children in Missouri Town

Paris embassy adviser translates Code Napoleon into English. Missouri town plans a nine o'clock curfew bell for all children under fourteen, with arrest penalties. Fort Scott burglars rob a sleeping policeman of uniform and boots. A pickpocket boasts of income tax implications on sums over four thousand dollars. Gillor, great grandaughter of a composer, jailed in Paris for jacket theft. teacher by trade, case restrained by Berenger law after first offense.

M. Cacnaxa United States Paris Cattircotae Fort Scott Kane Murs. Gillor

Young Princess of Wales Astonishes World in London

A European royal gossip item notes the Princess of Wales appears notably youthful, younger than her daughters, astonishing all observers. It also mentions Prince Nasrulla, a morose Afghan prince in London, and the German duke of Anhalt creating a laborer decoration for long-serving workers, plus Ex-Expreae ECCenn in Paris returning to Farnborough with a mournful look.

Princess of Wales Nasrula Ameer Afghanistan London Duke of Anhalt Germany

Foreign Gossip Across Lands Shapes Curious Customs

The item surveys oddities from China to Madagascar, noting blue tongued dogs, daily Paris deaths by self harm, cheap prices for prizing, and historical uses of pulm pudding in England. It also mentions German boiler scale prevention and Siberian peasants tanning turbot skin for leather bags and pane substitutes.

China Paris Madagascar England Germany

Little Sayings Pithy Adages and Witty Observations

A collection of short maxims and proverbs. Witty lines warn against dirt in wells, warning against taking wives for shallow reasons, and early rising as a path to truth. The speaker notes that sanity begins at home but should not end there and calls out folly in youth.

Harry

Tilghmans Island Canoe Craft on Chesapeake Bay

Tilghmans Island in Talbot County Maryland is famed for its canoe making. The island, about three square miles, is densely populated by eastern shoremen who earn their living from the bay waters. When laws limit their ordinary pursuits, Tilghmans Islanders build canoes, with the dugout still dominant as the true Chesapeake canoe.

Talbot County Maryland Chesapeake

Antidote for Malaria Warned Against Fearful Talk

In a cautious warning, readers are urged not to be scared by malaria reports in distant places. The piece extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a safe, thorough preventive and remedy for malaria symptoms, biliousness, constipation, and other ailments. It also echoes a Ram's Horn adage about laying up treasures above.

Don’t Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life Away Ad

An ad claims nicotine harms the nervous system and manhood, noting symptoms like weak eyes and a general futile feeling. It promotes No-To-Bac as guaranteed by Sterling Remedy Co. with a book title and distribution through druggists in New York or Chicago.

Sterling Remedy Co New York Chicago

HypnoTism Mentioned in Curious Exchange

Dialogue from the Boston Courier features Mrs Misuiev and Mrs Gushley debating a term hypno tism with Mrs Mushley linking it to rheumatism in the hip. The light exchange presents a humorous misunderstanding of medical terms.

Misuiev John Gushley Mushley Boston Courier

Summer Tourist Rates on Northwestern Line Excur­sions

The North-Western Line offers reduced rate excursion tickets to St Paul Minneapolis Duluth Ashland Bayfield Marquette Deadwood Dakota Hot Springs Denver Colorado Springs Manitou Salt Lake City and western lake and mountain resorts. For rates and full details contact connecting line agents. Illustrated pamphlets with full particulars available free from W B Inniskern G P and T A Chicago and North-Western Railway Chicago Illinois.

North-Western Line Chicago & North-Western Ba St. Paul Minneapolis Duluth Ashland Bayfield Marquette Deadwood Dakota Hot Springs Denver Colorado Springs Manitou Salt Lake City Northwest W. B. Inniskern G. P T. A. Chicago & North-Western Ba Y Chicago, Ill

Public Trib and Ram's Hora Shape a Tolitarian View

A Tolitarian perspective argues that public good is limited to what can be observed from public discourse, Ram's Hora. The reflection critiques the narrowing of civic insight to publicly visible matters.

Ram

Hall's Catard Cure Ad Teases Dime Museum Double

In a brisk Gilded Age style note, the mock ad hints Hall's Catard Cure taken internally and Price Tae while a dime museum touts Two Heavs are better than one, captured in a cheeky Puck tone.

Hall Price Tae Puck

Indian population ranks by state in the United States

The article lists state Indian populations led by New Mexico with 20 521 residents followed by South Dakota 19 845 Arizona 16 740 and California 16 283. It also references dubious remedies and condescending remarks about patent medicines and doctors, ending with a marginal note about hotel keepers.

Indian Territory New Mexico Southakcota Arizona California

Syrup of Figs Promoted as Pure Gentle Laxative Medicine

Advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pure laxative remedy aiding digestion and cleansing the system. It claims to ease colds fevers and constipation without weakening kidneys or liver, priced 50 cents and 1 dollar, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. and sold by all druggists.

Drago Gists California Fig Syrup Co

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