Republican tariff policy urged for national prosperity
A fragmented 19th century political tract argues the Republican party sustains national growth through tariff revision to protect labor, industry, and American products. It warns opposing parties would loosen protections, harming business and wealth creation while favoring foreign goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Almertest
Chienge
United Stanes
ofRree Tride
Quaiderstand
Teparbdiennu
Wollonet Grant Ag
Genero
eYatis Peary
Pariff
Maada
Faberting
Parrut
Lukering
Gatover Chevelind’s
William TL ‘Patt
Baru
Dion
Taridten
Turbulent political clash misreads in New York era debates
An Irish World item reviews chaotic rhetoric around Bryan and Democratic figures. It links charges of vanity and manipulation to Bryan while noting contrasting allies and opponents, including references to Col Gaffey and Petersmith. the piece frames the era's party maneuvering and public sentiment amid tough international subjugation debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiperson
Athens
York Dabei
Passaudias
Shy
Amy Daohes
Sid
Sullivane
New York
Pecoer
Croker
St Bendis
Bryant
Gbatderrmerdt
Bryan
Col Gaffey
Ceug Tey
Higher Education for Women Urged by Harvard President
President Eliot argues that women's higher education should focus on family, civic life, and the arts while expanding professional training. He asserts women shape beauty, culture, and household joy, predicting improved abundance and peaceful development as society values educated women.
Advantages of being rich by Ada May Krecker
essay argues wealth relieves mental strain from money concerns and permits taste and elegance. poverty imposes vulgar choices, stifling art and beauty, and damages body and soul. the piece laments how money limits freedom and damages morals, urging humane provision and dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitecus
Mission of Art to Uplift Man by Jean Delville
An essay arguing art’s divine mission to spiritualize thought and reveal inner beauty. It contrasts focus on material detail with art that expresses cosmic harmony and mental vision, urging artists to elevate perception beyond the obvious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uahire
Tneir
The Theater and the Public by Otis Skinner
Otis Skinner argues that a community's culture reflects its theater and that public taste shapes art and life. He laments trashy plays and vaudeville as signs of cheap minds and urges starting education in the home and schoolroom to steer future generations toward better drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btemmat
Prishiman
Elephants’ tusks and ancient relics tied to Nile finds
The article describes elephants with tusks nine feet long and explains tusk structure and usage in skulls. It mentions historic vessels Piberius and Catisuia, ceremonial objects, and a report on an archaeological committee led by Ront and Currnda Tteed proposing lake level or drainage measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piberius
Catisuia
Ivory trade and tusk weights in African markets
The report notes large tusks from Niger territories and Lajos, with prices and weights discussed. It describes tusk sizes from under a hundred pounds to over a hundred pounds, weight as the sale basis, and how tusks can be damaged or altered to inflate weight. It mentions transport costs and the labor required to move a 150 pound tusk, with drivers paid a few cents.
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Petar Milage
Missouri
Iwertacs
Ducpartiaet
Pde
Niger
Lajos
Treasure Lake Drain Plan Tied to Ancient City Secrets
Fragmentary tale describes treasures buried beneath Treasure Lake and a legendary temple of Diana guarded by a priest. It notes ownership shifts to Don Eunice Rus ali and mentions James Lake of Nenu las Mirror of Diana as tied to an ancient world map reported by the New York World.
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Eared Worsaw
Oras
Pan Americus
Tauly Teh
James Lake
Nenu Las
Diana
New York
Don Eunice Rusali
Brotons
Fugenta Berry
Orsinig
Portraits on coins and stamps through American history
The article explains that U S coins and stamps generally avoid living portraits and use Liberty as an emblem, with an exception on the Ternt coin showing a girl, Sarah Lengacre Keen, in an Indian headdress whose face was minted from her likeness. Keen died in Philadelphia after long service with the Methodist Women's Foreign Missionary Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
George Washington
Washington
Edward
Victoria
British Empire
Liberty
Sarah Longacre Keen
Sarah Lengacre Keen
Philadelphia
Methodist
Vwoenen
Sachey
Say Borroughs and Markley Duel Over Old Debt
A brief Philadelphia Press column recalls a past dispute between Markley and Borroughs over a ten dollar debt. The exchange features Markley pressing the claim and Borroughs urging forgiveness as bygones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borroughs
Markley
Philadelphia Press
Cuticura Cures Severe Skin Ailments in Family Case
Mrs. Lillie Wilcher of Chattanooga reports Capable relief after using Cuticura Remedies. She describes a running sore on her neck and a tetter like rash on her face cured by two cakes of Cuticura Soap and a box of Cuticura Ointment. The treatment also cured her uncle's baby and another child with sores on the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Wilcher
UC F
Chattanooga
Techn
A Delicious Custard Family Recipe Note
A family handed down custard recipe details a delicate dessert. It describes ingredients such as sugar milk and eggs and steps to bake in a pan of hot water then top with meringue and sugar. The text includes quirky phrases and misspellings, giving a homey faded recipe card feel.
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Yiung
Kidney Pills Claim Cure for Lake City Resident
Hiram Center of 518 South Oak Street Lake City Minnesota reports kidney trouble with back pain dizziness nervousness and vision issues. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with restoring health and notes they are sold everywhere for 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Center
South
Oak Street
Lake City
Minn
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
French Taste Leads in Artful Designs and Paris Models
The piece contrasts French graceful designs with German temperaments, asserts Irish temperament as West artistic, and notes American fascination with Paris imports. It cites Trade Review on Paris and London houses filtering designs for American buyers and quotes Mrs. Lapsling on tobacco risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
America
Pratthues Dnave
Worards den
Nun Othe Feaders
Ammerican Secery
France
Health and Income Tied to Food Nourishment
A Chicago woman describes improved health and steady income after using Grape-Nuts as two meals daily. She credits recovery from brain fatigue and dyspepsia to the product and notes the support of Postum Co. in Battle Creek Michigan and the ongoing series “The Road to Wellville.”
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Chicago
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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