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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
2
Uncle Sam buys generously and the government conducts a Sacrifice Army Sale to clear over supply. The article notes a large quantity secured at a price below manufacture cost and offered with a small profit to move quickly.
Heavy drab canvas knapsacks with water repelling material, large body bag style, cover, bridle leather shoulder straps and brass hooks for quick adjustment. Farmers campers hunters all finding a sturdy pack this opportunity to buy.
A detailed note describes a Yatagan sword bayonet as a den decoration with a bright polished blade. The blade length is given as ar inches and the overall length with handle is 27/2 inches, with a slight curved blade and sword shaped form.
Made of finest oak tanned leather with forged chain the item cost the government $1.50 and remains barely used, now available to buyers at one third of its original cost.
Thomas Scanlon argues high wages in cotton mills result from natural strength and competition, not tariffs. He cites census data and profits at Fall River mills to show protected industries pay similar or lower wages when facing nonprotected competition. He asserts free raw material implies free trade and debunks tariff as wage booster.
A dying hobo in a deserted box car speaks of a better land where no work is required and whisky flows. He asks his pardoner to tell his Denver sweetheart not to weep, then faints as the east-bound train departs with his hat and shoes.
A collage of period phrases uses backbone of winter imagery across multiple papers. The lines invoke cold weather, coastal and rural settings, and literary refrains, mixing songs and Shakespearean echoes with regional newspaper flavor.
The poem honors brave heroes and the end of war while urging remembrance and unity. It calls for wreaths and blossoms, drums, banners, and a dignified procession as flags wave under a blue sky, celebrating freedom and national memory.
President Taft argues the tariff bill enables free trade with the Philippines as justice long delayed. He contrasts this with Canada, criticizing protectionist measures and noting Canada’s large total trade despite high duties. He cites Philippine trade at 20 million dollars versus Canada at 6.242 billion.
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