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Newspaper

Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1897

Page

8

First Sessions of the Fifty-Fifth Congress in Senate

The Senate opened for the new fifty-fifth Congress with a large audience and floral tributes to new senators Foraker and Hanna. Gov. Bushnell of Ohio swore in Hanna as senator to succeed Sherman, and Davis of Minnesota chaired the foreign relations committee temporarily. Senator Wolcott returned from Europe to support an international monetary conference, and cabinet nominations were confirmed in executive session.

Senate Senatorshio Wolcott Washington United States’ Senate House of Representatives Ifty-Fifth Congress Senator Hanna Quay Rep Penrose Gov. Bushnell Ohio Hanna Sherman State of Messrs. Foraker Committee On Foreign Relations Davis Minn Joseph Foraker Europe

President McKinley Nominates Cabinet Members for Senate

President McKinley submitted cabinet nominations including Sherman as secretary of state Gage treasury Alger war McKenna attorney general Gary postmaster general Long navy Bliss interior Wilson agriculture. Senate promptly confirmed at 12:45 then Executive Mansion filled with crowds and callers all day as interviews and talks continued with Reed, McKenna, Halstead, Caldwell, OBeirne and Drake among others.

Wasimnetox McKinley Senate John Sherman Ohio Lyman J. Gage Ilinois Treasury Russell A. Alger Michigan Joseph McKenna California James A. Gary Maryland John B. Long Massachusetts Navy Cornelius N. Bliss New York Interior James Wilson Iowa Washington Reed White House Cox Delly McKenna J. J. McCook Murat Halstead Map Mayor Caldwell Cincinnati Congress Maj. McKinley J. J.o’beirne Gov. Drake Milly

Educator Nye's Grippe Recovery Promoted by Pink Pills

A Cedar Falls educator A H Nye once robust and now weakened by la grippe credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring his health. After initial skepticism he took three boxes and, aided by improving weather, regained strength. Nye encourages others to test the remedy and notes its claimed cures for nervous and circulatory complaints.

Gazette Cedar Falls A. H. Nye Olive Street Cedar ‘Atta Town Prof Nye New York State Black Hawk Dr. Williams Ln Grippe Iowa Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company Schenectady N.Y

Time it Waa Learned

A fragment from old papers shows dialogue about practicing economy and playing without notes. A wife speaks to a friend about learning, while a husband calls from another room. The exchange touches on language differences between milk and water and notes in America.

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Why He Was Wicked and a Blue Wheel Tale

A playful item notes a mother questioning Willie about noise when Aunt May visits and Willie replies he is good because she sings to him. The Detroit Journal-minted line adds a quip about blue mood, a wheel ride, and a wheel relief mix.

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Political Economy and Humorous Exchanges in Tribune

A collage of witty quips and cartoons from Chicago papers. Exchanges touch on elopement pleas in politics, poetic pretensions and costs, fire aftermath humor about clothing, and domestic schemes. A Sunday School joke regarding Noah adds a final punch.

Quack Remedies And Ad Claims From Old Newspapers

A collage of health claims and anecdotes touts Hoatetter’s Stomach Bitters, Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar, and Cascarets candy as cures for rheumatism malaria and digestive issues. The clipping also includes playful quotes from various sources and an address line from Covington Kentucky dated 1804, with short notes on remedies and social notices.

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