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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1900
Page
2
V M J Bryan was appointed postmaster at Moselle Missouri on Tuesday. He is not the Bryan who ran but a staunch Republican.
An Omaha man, curious about electricity, grabbed a wire he knew to be live. Floral tributes appeared elaborate, hinting at a recent funeral or memorial scene nearby.
A terse editorial note describes a sharp cold spell as intensifying the Democrats plight after the recent election. It laments unseasonable winds and the party not yet tempered to the political chill, framing the climate as a metaphor for post election tensions.
A Trenton blacksmith offers a punch as a present to all who settle their accounts. There is another punch popular in the settlement used by some people to settle accounts.
A brief note states that English agents are in the country to purchase mules for use in the South African conflict. The text suggests that encountering American mules would reveal the impact of brute force to any African native.
An advertisement thrives when illustrations captivate readers and convey quick impressions. Eye catching images enhance impact, with strong visuals drawing attention faster than text alone. The note highlights how compelling visuals elevate newspaper advertisements and reader engagement.
Advice is cheap and so is advertising when done properly. Advertising costs vary by how it is used. A successful businessman studies advertising like buying and earns higher returns on advertising than on purchases. Some spend freely while others invest wisely in ads.
An English newspaper ad shows an undertaker offering his business for sale as he retires. He praises the town yet notes poor sanitary arrangements and high mortality, with a death rate 107 higher than nearby towns within fifty miles, and just one trade competitor a carpenter. An energetic buyer is urged to invest.
The sealer of weights and measures in Minneapolis urges Minnesota to require all vegetables to be sold by weight instead of measure. He notes widespread dishonest weighing as measures are repeatedly destroyed and replaced by dealers. The piece questions whether rising dishonesty or tempting temptations explain recent defalcations and robberies.
An editor warns country youths against ostentatious urban mimicry. Do not cock your hat askew or wear loud collars and ties. Avoid cigar smoke and rude swearing. Preserve community respect by modest conduct in town.
Tur notes city prosperity driven by steady employment and mercantile growth. It argues that uniting business men could attract factories, create jobs, boost housing and commerce, and calls for energetic citizens to organize, with Tur Can pledging to support the effort.
The Highland Journal clarifies its stance on an electric road near Troy. It argues both evils and benefits were presented openly and notes public opposition will wane once the project moves toward construction, with local influence and protests likely to fade as the company prepares to build.
Lieutenant H. H. Caldwell of the U. S. Navy is set to receive recognition for his brilliant work with the Sibnutrine boat Wolland during maneuvers. He demonstrated exceptional command and navigation, proving the undersea craft's capabilities under his leadership.
The article argues the Philippine war is costly and deadly, with disease deaths outrunning battle losses. It notes pensions for Spanish war veterans are rising, citing early pension approvals, 35,000 claims filed and 5,000 adjudicated with about 80 percent granted, totaling over $500,000 yearly, highlighting taxpayer burden.
The president asked every cabinet member to remain for another four years after Tuesday’s assembly, a surprising move described as a highlight of the administration. The request aims to quiet cabinet discussions and sustain unity. Say a good word for Troy.
English expands as world speech driven by Anglo Saxon ideas and enterprise. The language now boasts over 200000 words, spreads into other tongues, and influences foreign usage from sports terms to notable records such as the steamer Dutchland.
Troy welcomes Madison county educators gathering for a convention to diffuse thought and share knowledge. Citizens support the event with substantial aid for visiting teachers, and the community hopeful for success and lasting benefit.
A personal tip alleges Howard, linked to the Je and Soebel affair, claims he will not become governor within nine days, reported as a boast via a personal connection to Governor Beckham of Kentucky.
Hon A J Balfour stands as a powerful House of Commons figure after twenty six years in Parliament. The article lauds his firmness, conservatism, and breadth of view, noting his literary achievements and his role in supporting the government during South African policy debates.
Lipton's Shamrock fame tied to pork market chatter as traders note 35,000 barrels in Chicago stores. Spectators without barrels have sold up to 150,000 for delivery this month, leaving buyers in a bind about securing pork to fulfill contracts. The Cali delivers weekly news.
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