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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1896
Page
2
The item lists publication details for a Westville Indiana paper with weekly Thursday issues and annual subscription price plus advertising rates. It mentions obituary notices and offerings like poetry and professional cards, with a note about reader attention and advertisement placement. Date shown is Tuesday October 24 1996.
Fragmented OCR lists a Reform Pelican National Ticket with William McKinley, Garret A Hobart, and multiple misread names. The garbled text shows party, roles, and candidates in a broken state without coherent details or clear context.
A historical political screed argues parties shape national fate more than violence. It contrasts Lincoln era Republicans with Democrats, condemns Calhoun and others, and predicts future alignments under Jefferson, Jackson, Douglass, and Cleveland amid ongoing partisan struggles.
The U. S. Guy't Reports declare Royal Baking Powder superior to all competing brands, asserting its quality and performance in tests and comparisons across products.
A massive procession in Michigan City drew around two thousand marchers with brass bands, torches, umbrellas and horses to show support for honest money and national honor. Judge Crumpacker spoke at the Armory amid applause, urging harmony and prosperity while criticizing opponents and warning of political manipulation.
Sterling J. Tait ex chairman denounces the Chicago platform and Bryan as not a Democrat. He accuses Bryan of bolting the state ticket in Nebraska and notes his past support for Gen. Weaver over Cleveland. Tait predicts large defections from the party.
The piece denounces the so called Usillowsyo letter and McWiley accusations as childish and harmful. It critiques Popocrat tactics and accuses Hanna of a vigorous reply to a coercion claim while judging the Arkansas figure as complicit or dismissive of coercion.
The writer critiques silverist claims that the 73 act cut silver to 50c and doubled purchasing power. He argues the $5,006,000 in circulation was overstated, that much silver was melted for bullion, and that the tax cut produced a net loss per person only six cents, with a claimed gain of about six dollars per person on other assets.
A. H. Andrews & Co of Chicago billed 2903 for chairs with a rival firm offering half the price but not chosen. Specimen charges list various chairs and furnishings, while critics question tax levels and blame Democratic commissioners for high taxes and Republicans for reductions through economy.
An early 20th century advertisement offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for cures of catarrh. The copy asserts endorsements from West & D Pouax and others, claiming I J Cheney as trustworthy. It notes the product is taken internally and sold by druggists, Toledo heavy in branding.
Peter Freland and daughter Mrs Mattie dlassey spent a few days in Hammond. Mike Link fell twenty feet from a ladder while apple picking, spraining his ankle but with non serious injuries. Dora Pierce Sundayed with friends at Valparaiso. Lillian Bogue ill with diphtheria but improving. Mrs 13. I. Link and children visiting relatives in Allea Ohio. A dance at Christian Arndts last Saturday. Edna Greening visited Chesterton High School. Our school preparing Arbor Day program for next Sunday.
A 19th century Evansville notice extols Hood's Sarsaparilla for curing long standing headaches. The ad features Miss Mamie Schnacke and promotes Hood's Pills as a remedy for all live ills amid a political critique of Republican relief at the poor farm.
An Annapolis reader lauds Chamberlain's Wain Gullu for rheumatism and deep muscular pains, calling it the best on the market and recommending it publicly. A local dealer notes its availability and a Mechanicsville testimonial claims it cured years of rheumatic suffering. A warning urges prompt cough relief with One Minute Cough Cure to prevent pneumonia or bronchitis.
The Darlington Journal editorial lauds Chi Berlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, claiming it stopped excruciating pains twice and possibly saved lives. It urges families to keep the medicine at home, asserting it saves more pain than any other drug.
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