After The Morning Call Analysis

Throughout centuries, newspapers have being one of the most popular ways of sharing and getting information for what happens nationally and around the world. Every day this pamphlets were filled with events, and for month they accumulated to become the yearly historical context of every state. Fortunately these are available in different web pages and store tons of informational texts as the article in which this paper is based, “After The Battle ˮ, from The Morning Call. Written in November 8, 1892, this column expresses the position of different states at the presidential election being held that year. It shows some candidates points of view about the election and the three different parties. At 1892 each state was either Republican, Democratic or Populist, and the community had to choose the one they wanted for election. But there were some states that were claimed by both parties, as the case of California, which was slightly Republican. Besides the partial division of the states, it was, at this point, clear that Grover Cleveland had high opportunities of winning the Presidency. He had shown incredible strength in the West and over his opponents which would have gave …show more content…
This particular page contains one small article which stands from the rest, “Bad eczema on baby”. It is a story from a parent about a four month old that had a bad form of eczema in his head. The baby was treated by some doctors but they were not able to help and they decided to use something called cuticura remedies. This was a new Blood and Skin Purifier and it actually worked on the baby. The remedies cured his head after seven months. Before he began to use it “his head was a solid sore from the crown to his eyebrows”. They had to keep his hands tied to the cradle to prevent him from scratching himself. They recommended this cuticura remedies to other and signed by the names of Geo. B. and Janetta