The Superb Condition Claim Examined by E Hoyt
The piece critiques Chauncey Depew for calling Americans in superb condition. It contrasts urban hunger, farmers’ mortgage debt, land ownership by landlords and corporations, and wage workers earning only a dollar a day. It argues wealth concentrates at the top while masses face poverty and hardship. The author condemns the claim as ignorance or propaganda.
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Grand Hotel Ad Highlights 150 Rooms Rebuilt
Opened December 4 1890 the hotel offers 150 rooms with new furniture steam heat electric light and bell system in every room. Passenger elevator runs day and night. Features include an elegant bar billiard room office cigar stand dining room and top barber shop on the ground floor with large sample rooms for commercial men.
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