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Newspaper
Caldwell News
Location
Caldwell, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1900
Page
2
A reflective editorial urges readers to resist emotional election rhetoric, advocate for rational judgment, and prioritize principles over crowd influence. It cites warnings from political leaders about imperialism and gold standards, calls for patriotic civic engagement, and urges musical and educational pursuits to uplift public life.
The text argues that children are more affected by adults' plans and urges not to thwart their play. It contrasts optimistic Republicans with pessimistic Democrats and characterizes socialists as reformers who push for positive change, warning that fusion with them may be required to meet future goals in Oklahoma.
A miscellany of historical reflections traces rulers from Louis XIV to Victoria, noting longevity and dominion. The piece cites Mazarin on Louis and details Victoria’s extended reign, plus commentary on imperialism, Lincoln, and 19th century press views in Chicago and San Francisco.
The article discusses the capture of Peking and the flight of the Emperor and Empress. It argues China lacks a government and that civilized nations must help reestablish order. It questions motives of partition by Hawaii and Germany and urges U S policy to support China for the Chinese.
George William Hill argues in August issue that American yields lag European peers across crops and dairy. He cites high import bills for sugar wine fruit hides wool tobacco and cotton and notes some cattle and dairy herds perform poorly despite profitable herds elsewhere.
The text cites 290 million dollars for poultry in a year, compares to 186 million for the same period, and mentions importers and export capacity. It references costs, weights, and supply demands, noting historical figures and bets on future production.
A reader cites a corns remedy from the Globe Democrat offering a dubious recipe using epivirtephin pentinn camphor carbolic weld. The note promises relief though cure is not guaranteed and reflects period medical quackery.
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