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Newspaper
Cuba Record
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1900
Page
3
A late night break in by a son, craving jelly, leads to a cellar raid and a misguided bite. The mother’s locked jelly jar becomes a comical mishap as the youth finds soap instead of jam. The piece sketches a humorous clash of appetite, caution, and household rules.
A playful exchange from the Chicago Evening News notes a wife and husband duo referencing lineage and age. The remark centers on elderly traits, with a witty punchline about old age as the defining family trait.
A collage of fragmented lines from various papers includes a job applicant offering to work, a door closing chant, a schoolteacher’s calm remark, Jonah and the whale lore, a portrait of a remarkable young soul, Detroit Journal notes, a labor tale with a daughter and marriage offer, Spare Moments seeking details, and a doctor’s death by heart failure with a playful rebuttal about cause.
Obscure excerpts recount B W Woodward Kansas City drug house founder who joined free state movement and Civil War era actions from Lawrence to Denver. Also notes natural gas find in Kansas City Kansas, church and community leaders, state inspector reports, postal and law notices, and local incidents across the state.
Giraurd Farrar of New Orleans writes to Senator Hanna from New Orleans on October 8, 1900, explaining he cannot support Bryan. He cites currency devaluation concerns, court rulings, income tax, and opposition to a treaty, then explains he will align with the party closer to sound government and protectionist policy. He references Louisiana native status and ties to Jeffersonian ideals.
George D. Melclejohn, Assistant Secretary of War, argues American diplomacy should reorganize the Chinese empire. He asserts US rights in Peking remain, urges the emperor to restore authority, and says American withdrawal of troops shows restraint while shaping China’s future.
A fragmentary note discusses attitudes toward the American flag and Cuba libre rhetoric. It critiques violent interpretations and asserts a desire for a friendly flag stance while recognizing those under it should not harm Americans.
A historical collage critiques American imperial policy and party dynamics, quoting a Texan Democrat and a Cincinnati Enquirer piece from 1872. It references McKinley, Grant, Tagalog resistance, patronage, and protectionism, alongside Cotton manufacture trends and import figures through 1900.
The article critiques Democratic claims on exports and employment, labels certain assertions as lies, and notes Bryan’s stance on no talk with Spain. It cites silver export growth, the peso of U.S. policy, and references speeches in Chillicothe and Allen Thurman, emphasizing expansion of American commerce and challenges in the Philippines and China context.
Letters claim Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieves uterine ulcers back pain and flow during the change of life. Respondents from Monclova Ohio report long illness ending in recovery after using the remedy. Proponent cites widespread letters praising cures and urges others to seek treatment.
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