Printing costs rise as paper price doubles for Times-Recorder
The Times-Recorder notes double the price for their white paper versus last year and a 60 percent rise in all printing materials. Management keeps current subscription despite delinquencies and urges readers to pay. It mentions a New York subway contract worth 435000000 as the largest single award, and highlights immigrant slavery reports in Avon New York where 70 Italians are exploited by one man. It touches on Populist vitality and voter turnout, with Senator Allen seeking to shape national policy.
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Mavila Bay
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Treasury
Embargo on Printing Paper Tariff Sparks Public Outcry
The Dingley tariff imposes a six dollar per ton tax on printing paper, prompting criticism that tariffs are used to enrich special interests and burden the public. The piece argues newspapers and books are necessities and calls for repeal to lower costs for education and literacy. The note ends with a patent medicine ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine.
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Congress
The Negro and Education in the South Dialogue
Writings from Chicago Record and Nashville American discuss African American literacy versus crime, Tillman on postwar education, and the view that basic skills may aid work. The piece questions whether educating the negro leads to laziness or crime, while noting practical limits and moral concerns. It also notes maritime war prize laws, Dewey in Manila Bay, and a pending presidential report on General Bates and the Sulu treaty.
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William B. Curtis
Chicago
Charleston
Tillman
Curtis
Nashville
Be Careful During Period Before Childbirth
A cautionary note emphasizes that a woman must guard her condition during pregnancy. Neglect or improper care risks both mother and child, and it is wiser to do nothing than risk worsening her health or the baby's.
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Mother's Friend advertised as safe external garment aid
A dated advertisement touts Mother's Friend as a safe external aid to relax and expand muscles for easier labor, claiming it relieves nervousness and headaches, prevents hard labor, and speeds recovery. It cites a bird-woman letter praising the remedy, notes price at four dollars a bottle, and lists The Bradfield Regulator Co of Atlanta Georgia as the producer. It also mentions prenatal preparations and a retail location at the Alien House.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Blood disease cure debate cited in odd ad note
A fragment discusses cancer and blood disease with skeptical views on surgery, claiming the blood system holds for healing. The text mocks the idea of curing cancer by cutting it out and mentions an unrelated patent remedy referenced as S.S.S. and a brand name.
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Adversity, Honesty, and War’s Harsh Lessons
The piece argues that straitened circumstances tempt crookedness, urges honesty as the best policy, and Reflects on Spanish prisoners after the war. It notes the stark sight of skeletons among veterans and calls war’s front a horrid truth, urging Spain to abandon dreams and work.
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Barcelona
Castile and Leon
Vicksburg
Spain
Arrested auditor to be taken to New York
Atlanta January 20 E J Hunter alleged defauding auditor of the Atlanta and West Point Railway will reach Augusta tomorrow in charge of the detective who arrested him in Morocco and arrived with him in New York yesterday Hunter refused to talk at quarantine. The detective says Hunter was almost out of funds and finally agreed to surrender. Also listed are advertised letters names of local residents.
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Atlanta
E. J. Hunter
Atlanta & West Point Railway
Ausata
Morocco
New York
Hunter
Saya Hunter
House For Rent On College Street Desirable Dwelling
Vacancy notice advertises a desirable three year occupant on College Street. Contact Thos Harrold for application. Property formerly occupied by F H McGhee. Rent details and phone contact offered for prospective tenants.
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College Street
F. H. McGhee
Thos. Harrold
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