Congressman Johnson Censures the President for Policy Shifts
Indiana congressman Johnson assails President McKinley over the Philippines policy, accusing him of surrendering to capitalists and foreign interests. He denounces the administration’s advisers, warns of annexation plans for Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Philippines, and questions the president’s independence from public opinion.
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Truth will save the world if we face it honestly
A dated Amber devotional urging readers to embrace truth as salvation and to expose vanity and deceit. It argues that truth reveals hollowness in glory chases and wealth, softens cruelty, and inspires action toward justice, urging all to look truth squarely in the face.
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State's Dairy and Poultry Output Supports Tax Funds
Kansas cows and fowls produced goods valued at 9019275 dollars in 1896. The sum covered state, county, and city taxes plus all legislature appropriations for that year and still left money enough to build 200 schoolhouses, per the Kansas Board of Agriculture secretary's report.
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Kansas Board of Agriculture
Dental Advances Highlighted by Local Gallery Ad
An advertisement notes dental services at M. Doyle's Furniture Store accessible via photograph gallery stairway. It promotes Teeth Extracted without Pain using a new process. It mentions Continuous Gum, varied bases for artificial work, and the E. Parmley Brown system for Crown and Bridge work as the latest methods.
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E. Parmley Brown
Resolutions for the 96 Diary in Polite Household Life
A reflective list urges married women to be courteous to husbands and strangers, manage spending on good food, avoid flaunting others possessions, and refrain from gossip. It calls working women to eat simply, shop girls to notice nonbuyers, and euchre players to keep fairness while churchgoers avoid gossip. It ends with a plea to start the new year afresh and clear old grudges.
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Ethel de Styles
Scottish Review
Fire and Air in Early Thought on Combustion
The piece traces early views on fire and air, noting how air enables combustion and how niter and oxygen relate to ignition. It cites Boyle and Bacon on volatile niter, discusses thunder and lightning hypotheses, and references Cardan noting air’s gas feeding flame and rekindling heated metals.
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Lord Bacon
Cardan
Read This Offer to Readers by The Kansas City Times
Promotion urges readers to subscribe to the Kansas City Times as a live metropolitan daily. It emphasizes civil and political news, rapid mail delivery, and coverage of nationwide events including a coming fall election, with focus on western states and Territories.
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Locomotive Firemen Receive Elegant London Certificates
The Peoria Journal notes the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen has received ornate color certificates printed in London. The large sheet depicts the fireman leaving home, the Empire State Express, a bridge collapse, a cemetery, and a widow receiving a death benefit. Joshua Leach, organizer of the first lodge in Port Jervis on December 1, 1673, is pictured. The motto So briety Charity Protection and Industry appears with coats of arms for the US Canada and Mexico, plus the grand lodge shield and craft tools.
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Sermon Continues Against Dueling At Ledbury Church
At a church near Ledbury England an annual sermon denounces dueling in line with the will of a damsel whose rival suitors fell in combat for her. The tradition remains to warn against the practice and honor the deceased lovers.
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Ledbury
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