Hobart Urges Free Coinage Rebuttal to Silver Policy
Garrett A Hobart Republican vice presidential nominee releases his letter of acceptance to Charles W Fairbanks detailing the party platform on money. He defends a gold standard and warns that free silver coinage would debase the dollar, harm savers and farmers, and threaten national credit while urging honesty, home protection and universal currency value backed by gold.
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Garrett A. Hobart
Republican Party
United States
America
Napoleon
Mexico
Uch
United Tates “Treasury
Hobart
Chicago
Provident
Regal Woman Refuses Seat On Elevated Train
A well-dressed woman on an elevated train at One Hundred and Fiftieth street refuses to take a seat, declaring she never does and others should give her one. Bystanders, including a broker, remark that women expect too much as the car speeds past Herald Square and Franklin Street.
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One Hundred and Fifty-fifth Street
Neway
One Hundred and Fifth Street
Herald Square
Franklin Street
N. Y. Herald
The True Ministry of Moral and Spiritual Truth
Mrs Barah B Cooper, Evangelist of San Francisco, states that true ministry is a body of men and women called by God to promote moral and spiritual truth. A preacher must communicate effectively and the pews must preach too. living power is needed in discipleship.
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Barah B. Cooper
San Francisco
Pests on the Wing Insects and Their Notable Habits
A compact survey notes mud wasps crafting nests to avoid rain and predators, with many carrying parasites. It explains the fly eye’s wide view aiding alertness, the cheese fly’s eyes and cheese lodging, wasp thefts from bees, and the mosquito bite’s irritating effect from injected juice.
Whim-Whams and Quips at the Parish Chat
A humorous dialogue features Whim-Whams and Mrs Styles with jokes about sleep in trousers shoes and ill-fitting apparel. Characters include Will, T, Zioomer, Sprocket, Bacon, Robert, Alice, and Anne as they exchange quips on everyday goods and social quirks.
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Wwe
Robert
Alice
Anne
Throwing the Ivories in Ancient Dice Culture
Dice almost identical to modern forms have been found in Thebes and Egyptian cities, with ivory and marble dice unearthed in Roman site ruins across Britain. Aeschylus and Sophocles reference a game similar to dice in their works. The first English regulation of dice making and selling appears in 1883 during George IV's ninth year.
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Thebes
Great Britain
Aeschytus
Sophocles
England
George IV
Texarkana publication showcases Texas resources and growth
The Iron Mountain Route releases a 224 page descriptive public relations book "The Texarkana Gateway to Texas and the Southwest" with 600 half tone illustrations. It presents Texas resources and prospects to attract immigrants investors and tourists, distributed via railroad passenger representatives and H C Townsend in St Louis.
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Texarkana
Texas
Southwest
Iron Mountain
Lone Star
St. Louis, Iron Mountain, & Southern Railway
Missouri Pacific Railway
Troy Mountain
H. C. Townsend
St. Louis
Singular Form of Stonomania In Health Flubs
A fragment from a 19th century ad filled with quack cures and social satire. It laments self experiments on digestion and advocates Hostetter s Biomuch Bitters. Includes snippets praising cures and quotes from various period authors and newspapers. The piece showcases era advertising tone with mixed testimonials and humor.
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Hostetter
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Noe, B
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