Congress in Session Briskly Deliberates on Silver Bill
The senate debates the repeal of the silver purchase act with Mr. Voorhees and Mr. Mills leading opposing sides. Substitutes and cloture rules spark contention as the chamber adjourns after a day of extended discussion and routine business.
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Committee On Secuunts
Committee On Naval Affairs
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Tracy
New York
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Pickler
South Dakota
New York Press
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North Carolina Supreme Court Grants Licenses To Attorneys
A Raleigh dispatch reports the North Carolina supreme court granted licenses to thirty four attorneys Friday evening. The item notes the decision’s scope and context within a broad day’s press of legal and civic news.
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Fresno
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Cherokee Strip
Savannah
Egan
Relief Committee
Deming
Yellow fever cases fall as Brunswick board reports no new infections
The Selma board of health permits entry as Brunswick reports no new yellow fever cases in 24 hours. Meanwhile a Brunswick dispatch notes two new cases, Lola Scott and Sarah Bland, with Mrs Lottiega in Knoxville charged with murder in Tennessee.
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Wit and whimsy across a crowded page
A collage of quotes and jokes from miscellaneous column fragments. Quick quips touch on finance and reading illegibility, humor in daily life, improvised misreadings, and light banter about hard times and simple domestic moments.
Beet and sorghum sugar output rises in United States
The forthcoming report from the commissioner of internal revenue shows a large increase in beet and sorghum sugar in the United States. Total acres 24 703. output 57 200 000 pounds, excluding cane sugar in Louisiana. California leads with 15 093 acres and 43 500 000 pounds, up about 36 percent. Nebraska 7 000 000 pounds on 4 900 acres. Kansas 1 800 000 on 1 953. Utah 6 000 000 on 3 500. Virginia 700 000 on 400.
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Glycerine: A Versatile Household Remedy
The U S Gov t report highlights glycerine’s wide uses from skin softening and chapping relief to soothing dry throats and fevers. It aids leather preservation, preserves fruit jars, relieves infant stomach upset, and assists flatulence after meals. A playful note says it can elicit a blessing after shaving.
Cow pea hay as livestock feed praised by stockman
A National Stockman report notes LY PURE Baking Powder mentions cow pea hay as a valuable feed. It cites 17 percent albuminoids when cut before pods, a nutritive ratio near 1 4 5, and says ripe peas on the ground make excellent hog feed. Follow with corn to avoid softer meat.
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Pennsylvania
National Stockman
A Lesson in Politeness and Monkey Question
A Chicago Standard cartoon shows little Ethel saying politeness matters and hungry for candy. Little Johnny agrees. a father humorously answers a question about human origins by noting monkeys descend from trees.
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Johnny
Chicago Standard
Beecham’s Pills and Brown’s Bitters Promote Comfort
An old advertisement extols Beecham’s Pills and Brown’s Bitters as cures for a range of ailments from stomach to liver and kidney complaints. It touts toning effects, digestive aid, and overall well being, referencing false trade practices and mail order availability. The prose emphasizes happiness through universal contentment and suggests remedies for overwork and digestive distress.
August Flower Claims Cure Dyspepsia and Headache
Letters from users praise August Flower for relief of dyspepsia constipation and chronic headache. Testimonials from J B Young of Daughters College Harrodsburg Kentucky J W Smith postmaster Townsend Ontario and C Rugh a Mechanicsburg Pa druggist tout personal cures and value of the remedy.
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Daughters College
Harrodsburg
J. W. Smith
P.M
Gen. Merchant
Townsend
C. Rugh
Mechanicsburg, Pa
Look Out for Hook in Water Figure of Speech
A playful dialogue contrasts a young fish and an old fish about a wormed hook. The young fish boasts of stealing worms, while the older warns that this hook belongs to a freckled face boy wearing a ragged straw hat, reflecting on danger and caution.
Space: Well Utilized at the World Fair Grounds
Dialogue captures two visitors debating the design of the fair grounds with one joking a roller-chair man may have planned the spacing. The exchange highlights humor over the vast distances between pavilions and buildings at the exposition.
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Bookkeeping Expert H. W. Jennings Leads Nashville College
H W Jennings, principal of Jennings' Business College in Nashville, Tenn, was hired by A T Stewart & Co of New York to audit and sell their books. The assignment earned him early recognition as a top local bookkeeper. The school advertises no vacations and allows year round enrollment with catalogues available.
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Memphis Appeal-Avalanche
Robert J. Morgan
Andrew Gwynne
Messrs. Morgan and Gwynne
Rond
New York
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement claims catarrh is widespread and incurable by local treatments. It promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as a constitutional remedy taken orally. The ad offers a $100 payoff if it fails to cure and invites readers to request circulars and testimonials.
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Toc
Sheep Shearing Machines Prove Feasible with Horse Power
The New York World notes repeated trials of sheep shearing machines have failed to prove impractical. It reports that machines powered by horses operate successfully in England and Australia, with a flock of 200 sheep justifying the purchase of one machine.
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