Careless use of nature's bounty warns of dwindling fuels
A government expert Professor Holmes cautions that waste and thoughtlessness threaten coal, water power, and timber as the century ends. He argues nature is not limitless and warns against neglect, while contrasting with Mr. Hill's view of greed and ongoing resource depletion.
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Professor Comes
Geological Survey
J. J. Hill
Hill
Holmes
Congress Opens With Busyness And Minority Leadership Talks
A mass of business linked to the next presidential canvass will occupy the Sixtieth congress. The majority is organized and will stay course. Minority leadership in both houses is being settled with nominees J Culberson Martin and Bacon under consideration. The death of Senator Gorman and retirement of Senator Blackburn prompt action. Mrs Russell Sage faces pressure over her money and rumors of broad distributions.
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House
Senate
Gorman
Blackburn
J.culberson
Martin
Bacon
Russell Sage
Coffee rhetoric and political quips echo in a rough column
A fragmented column mocks consumer refunds and moral suasion in New York schools. It lampoons patriot monuments to neglected presidents, Hall Caine’s press critique, a wife’s mental infidelity claim, and China’s reform approach with a “council of deliberation.”
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New York
United States
China
Various Snatches of Satire and News Gossip
A mix of quips and brief items from European and American sources. Notes on Mary Holmes legacy, Norwegian canned fishballs, Mansfield fans, Panama Canal diggers, Cuba’s provisional government, a salacious mulatto wife, marriage proposals, tourist gripes, a joke about women jurors, a large woman suitor, eczema remedy, an ancient New Zealand lizard, a Broadway car seat avoidance tale, and a French scientist’s electricity based anesthesia claim.
Talke With Nature By Sgt Nicholas
A humorous verse where the speaker chats with nature acknowledging the river hill and tree as quirky companions. The river stays awake and runs on, the hill bears a grand brow yet big foot, the tree delays leaving until spring, and the blackberry confounds with color riddles.
That Dull Feeling After Eating Improved by Stomach Tablets
David Freeman of Kempt Nova Scotia testifies that Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets relieve a heavy dull feeling after meals. The tablets strengthen the stomach regulate the liver and bowels and are said to be superior to pills. Free samples at Evans Drug Company store.
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Chamberlain
David Freeman
Kempt
Nova Scotia
Evans Drug Company
Paris landlord to rent flats only to families with three children
A Paris landlord declares he will lease his flats only to parents with at least three children. News mentions Mr. Roosevelt may respond once circulation begins and a gold medal could follow. The item includes a humorous quote about poker from the New York Sun and a brief mention of Dr Miles' Nervine.
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New York
Lords of Creation
Paris
Mr. Roosevelt
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