Political Alarm Over War Tariff Policy Debate
The Hagerstown Mail argues voters face a serious inquiry into the tariff question. It condemns party leaders for using public opinion for party gain and urges reducing the war tariff, now five percent, to ease tax burdens while protecting industry.
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Battle Over Tariff Reform Spurs Heated Republican Debate
A long, polemic defense of tariff reform argues Republicans mischaracterize war tax cuts and wage effects. The piece cites presidents and officials who backed reductions, cites press support, and condemns free trade labor imports while noting protectionist gains and farmer impacts. It also shifts to a retail catalog of silks, velvets, and fabrics with price highlights.
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Barrmonk Ball Announces New Mens Wear Line
Barrmonk Ball advertises a broad menswear assortment in Baltimore and the South. It touts fine dress suits from 10 to 25 dollars, splendid business suits from 7.50 to 225, and Pallami winter overcoats, highlighting foreign demesnc fabrics and latest styles.
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