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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1899
Page
3
The piece argues law can distort basic tools like the plow and money, warning that declaring gold or silver as sole legal tender concentrates power in a few. It condemns debt, trusts, and monometallism, urging citizens to defend liberty and curb organized wealth’s control over finance.
A collage of quotations on rights law labor religion and distrust of oppression. Emerson Sumner Manning Rob ert Ingersoll Goldwin Smith and others question state power, labor as capital, and the ethics of inequality, urging justice and self-reliance.
A Henry George quotation extols Liberty as more than a word, equating it with Justice, health, strength, and virtue. The passage argues liberty fuels wealth, knowledge, invention, and growth while its absence leads to decline, stagnation, and weaker empires.
A collage of quoted opinions touches on people’s rule and rights, Philippine independence, and public finance. The notes reference San Francisco Star Denver Road Pittsburgh Post, and Farm Stock and Home, with remarks on debt, bankers, and war bonds, reflecting varied public sentiment.
An analysis contrasts Lincoln's 1861 views with imperialist ideas, arguing liberty for all and warning against despotism. The piece cites Lincoln on equality and governance, then critiques the White Man’s Burden ethos, urging preservation of liberty as a universal heritage. It moves to the Chicago platform draft on monetary policy, condemning a redemption clause and attacking the Golden Standard agenda as a Democratic misstep. It notes a shift in prices for wheat and mentions Henry M. Braxtey family adopting a baby boy and purchasing land near Le Gallienne and Doyle in Surrey.
A old time tale contrasts Ed who needs ready tools with Cy who makes his own. Noting Cy would improvise to solve a problem on a desert island, the carpenter explains Cy would outpace Ed. Twenty years later the lesson holds as Ed remains skilled yet modest while Cy becomes resourceful and successful. The piece also recalls Thomas Keene anecdotes about theater costuming and quick bargains in San Francisco.
A fragment from a bygone page gathers jests about travel boastfulness and a dramatic Dewey prophecy. The Leavenworth report recalls a general remark that the Philippines would fall before breakfast, amid light exchanges on fate and war.
Frances Willard Hospital Chicago nurse Georgiana Dean, a former Liberia missionary, praises Peruna in a 1899 letter. She reports cures for obstinate catarrh and dyspepsia symptoms when prescribed by physicians and urges readers to request Dr Hartman’s Health and Beauty book.
A Sunday school tale shows Solomon proposed to split a baby to end a dispute between two women while a boy Willie faces punishment for fighting a violent Stapleford boy. The anecdotes illustrate quick wisdom and child mischief alongside courtroom humor from a New York Herald source.
A novel screen door device attaches two rollers to the door framing near the side and top. Cloth streamers on the rollers spin when the cord is pulled as the door opens, scaring flies away from the entrance.
Fragmentary text from Philadelphia Record hints at a past tense reader theory with phrases about money and Mary. Limited readable content prevents clear event or人物 identification.
A fragmented OCR dump blends quotations about Dabster and Miss Cayenne with old patent medicine ads for Allen's Ear and Foot products. It includes promotional lines from the Detroit Free Press style and household remedies, ending with a misattributed ad and dated proverb.
Fragmentary ad style copy promises internal relief for a catarrh issue with odd phrasing and price noted as seven cents. The garbled text hints at a claimed cure or care product but provides little clear factual detail about usage or source.
Announcement states Buenos Ayres hosts a World’s Fair to open in 1888. Event aims to showcase progress and culture, drawing international visitors and exhibitors to the Argentine capital.
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