Wise Talks by the Office Boy on First Best Ideas
A fragmentary column notes that many inventions earned praise as “first best” and argues Uncle Sam should leverage a merchant marine. It cites cotton gin, steamboat, telegraph, telephone, typewriter, aviation, windmills, and farm implements as examples of American “first best” products. The piece promotes Herrick screen wire and Pearl screen as top choices.
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Uncle Sam
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Bess
Chase backs council bid for Second Ward seat
Joseph Burnea announces candidacy for city council in the Second Ward to succeed himself, subject to voters’ decision at the city election on March 29. Directors and stockholders listed include Chas F Chase and R K A Chase.
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Josuph Burnea
Tariff revision debate mocks editorials and doubt
A Des Moines Register and Leader critique notes a gap between tariff revision rhetoric and actual congressional action. It mocks the paper for overconfidence while highlighting that editors urge public input on schedules. It warns farmers and teachers that removing hides duties would affect other duties, especially hides, as schedules are scrutinized.
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Tariff Duty Debate Divides West and East Congressmen
The article argues for retaining protective duties on hides used for shoes and leather goods, noting western interests want removal. It claims the News favors retention for financial benefit to its bread suppliers and accuses eastern and New England lawmakers of disloyalty to local manufacturing interests amid tariff discord.
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New England
Mayor Straight Praised as Steady Atlantic Leader
The News endorses Mayor Straight for re election praising his clean administration and steady, conscientious work. It notes a lack of crookedness, dignified conduct, and belief he will actively support city progress and bear his share of duties.
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Was Not To Blame For Pharmacy Commission Fallout
The News defends Governor Carroll against charges that his removal of Pharmacy Commissioner Gogs was politically motivated. It argues the action reflected accountability, not factionalism, noting Carroll had long opposed treasury misspending and that pharmacy commissioners backed him in key battles, using state funds to support his reform agenda.
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Gogs
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Governor Carroll to Clean Up State Offices in Reform Push
The News laments swollen state payrolls due to patronage and political appointments. It praises Governor Carroll for acting on his own to purge delinquent officials, calling it a marked shift from corrupt conditions and urging broader support for his resignations drive. Wollister's Rocky Mountain Tea ad follows.
Pineules for backache and kidney disease relief
Pineules advertised to ease backache and kidney disease symptoms in lambs and to act as a tonic for the entire system. Claims quick relief from rheumatism fatigue and related ailments. Sold by W T Palmer & Co Drug Store at 59 cents and 1 dollar.
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W T. Palmer & Co
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