Congress Debates Suffrage, Treasury Changes, and Pension Bill
In Washington the last week saw clashes over fisheries with Canada and major bills on agriculture, rivers and harbors, and budget. The Suffrage Amendment faced a Senate vote with fifteen supporters, while a White House meeting with a suffrage committee urged Utah rights. Treasury shifts hint at cabinet changes as Manning and Jordan weigh moves, and a sweeping Pension Bill faces a presidential veto risk for costly monthly payments to veterans and dependents, framed as risk of external relief.
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Eight Conclusions About Potatoes by a Horticulturist
A horticulturist named Her ney presents eight conclusions on potato culture from experiments in an agricultural paper. Key points include whole potatoes maturing earlier than divided ones, small potatoes producing comparable results to large, seed ends offering vigor, and sprouts length affecting quality. The list notes that variety mixing risks poor results and that knowledge grows with investigation. Subcorl! the Newer New Yorker 81.50.
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Manly apeech on Indian labor issue stirs Senate
A fiery speech by a labor ally defends a represented man against expulsion from the House. He denounces alleged political scheming, underscores the vote’s honesty and majority rights, and insists labor interests stand with him. He vows to endure expulsion rather than bow to what he calls hostile manipulation.
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Darhys Prophy Inotic Fluid Endorsed by Vanderbilt Professor
Scarlet fever and diphtheria threat noted, with emphasis on prompt disinfection. Prof H T Lupton of Vanderbilt University asserts Darhys Prophy Inotic Fluid outperforms other preparations as a germ destroyer and detergent.
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Vanderbilt University
Tenn
Plucky Widow Builds Up Profitable New Orleans Trade
In Chartres Street a reworked paper box factory runs on eighteen horsepower, employing thirty five workers under a determined widow. After her box-maker husband died leaving debt she built the business from attic to four floors, expanding to serve wholesale confectioners druggists shoe shops and milliners across Louisiana and Texas. Her orders multiply and loyal clients remain, proving her cautious but steady rise.
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Bucklen’s Araloa Salve Promises Cure All Skin Ailments
An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Araloa Salve as the best salve in the world for cuts ulcers and all skin eruptions with claimed cure for piles. It guarantees satisfaction or money refunded and lists a price of 25 cents per box. Sold by Dy T Burphrsy, aplasty.
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Spiritualism show in Avon Hall draws wary crowd
A Brooklyn audience witnessed a trance medium and self styled clairvoyant perform at Avon Hall with acts of fortune telling and claimed spirit messages. The man, named C C Hulmer, foretold events and described ailments, while the medium’s predictions alarmed and astonished attendees across the room. The piece notes skepticism from a unbeliever and cites a Boston Herald critique.
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Tariff Warfare and the European Market Collapse
The author asserts United States tariffs harmed farmers by driving down foreign demand for agricultural exports. European nations face starvation without breadstuffs, while capital flees to India, Australia, Africa, and the Americas. Sherman’s plan of prohibitive tariffs and sugar subsidies would shift burdens to other industries.
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Oil in Harness Remedy From Farmhouse Stoop
A farmer recalls leather problems with harnesses and boots. He cured rotted leather by mixing fine powdered charcoal with oil to prevent oil from pooling, stopping rot and extending leather life. He claims the method saves money over time.
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Twenty-Four Hours to Live Cure Claim
From Joan Kunn of Lafayette a man writes that he was in the final stages of consumption and told he could live twenty four hours. He credits Dr William Hall's Balsam for the lungs, saying after nine bottles he recovered to perfect health.
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Manning to resign from Cabinet in late spring
Washington reports that Mr Manning intends to resign after Congress adjourns or when duties permit. The President appears willing to reconfigure the cabinet, with Mr Scott of Pennsylvania favored for the Treasury portfolio. Mr Fairchild’s odds are slim, though not impossible given the era's surprises.
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Prodigal Son and Debt Caution in Unity Admonition
A dated sermon-like piece discusses resolutions against debt and extravagant spending. It warns against creating debt, urges prompt settlement with creditors, and emphasizes financial prudence to prevent downfall into poverty. The text references religious themes, prudent living, and the dangers of credit in a historical Baltimore Railroad context.
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Sudden Death and Athlophoros Revival Claims
A reader recounts stories of sudden heart death and inflammatory rheumatism, praising Athlophoros as a cure after long suffering. The letter cites a Ohio woman’s sixteen year ordeal and a testimonial from a New York supplier, urging doctors to stock Athlophoros and its pills. It then rails against societal injustice over sexual morality and names Congressmen who voted against the Inter‑State Commerce bill, listing many from Ohio, Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, and others.
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How to Gain Flesh and Strength with Scott’s Emulsion
A rugged ad style notice touts Scott’s Emulsion with Hypophosphites as a reliable after meal supplement to build flesh and strength. It claims rapid improvement in delicate individuals, reports a child eight months old gaining four pounds quickly, and presents testimonials from a Dr. M. D. in Alabama dated February 10.
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Columbus Hocking Valley and Toledo Railway Time Card
Central Time schedule effective January 16 1887 notes running of trains from Columbus and through sleepers to Chicago Washington and Baltimore. Directional depots list Newark Cannaville Baltimore and Washington with connections to Dayton Loutville and Bonthwret and a Canadian route. Ticket agent and conductor details referenced.
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