Latest U S Gov t Report and Pure Food Debate
A long column mixes ads and news notes about Hoh s consumption cure and cough remedies, crude notes on apricot stone fuel value, Irish in Australia, and a Norfolk style political roundup. It discusses Pure Food legislation, adulteration fears, and the push for federal food standards, with tariff and currency debates and party platform summaries. The piece weaves in state and national politics, commerce, and social issues, including excerpts about Garfield, Shepard, and public sentiment on taxation and reform.
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North Carolina
Democratic Party
Republican Party
House of Representatives
Congress
Ates
General Assembly
Fragmented OCR Story About a Fire in a Narrow Cranny
A fragment from a historical newspaper page describes a fire incident in a small space. The readable text hints at a creature or person seeking a supply and the day’s events, but details are incomplete and the article lacks clear names or locations.
Durham unity call for upbuilding and common interests
The speaker urges all Durham residents to unite for the city’s upbuilding, declaring there should be no record of party business and emphasizing a single shared platform that serves everyone’s interests. The message stresses civic progress over partisan aims.
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Tris
Blaine
Justice Harlan
U. S. Supreme Court
Morgan
Alabama
United States
Bering Sea
England
Seden
Republic of France
Aesmakin
E. J. Phelps
Arbitration Commission
Hugh Vidara
N. Charles St
Baltimore
Letter Outlook in the South for Manufacturers Heward
The South shows steadier business mood with freer credit and cautious debt repayment. Cotton prices stay low but iron and lumber demand remains strong, while northern building slowdowns limit shipments southward. Capital seeks solid southern investments as factories, including iron works, stay well supplied and busy, signaling gradual improvement.
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Heward
Maltimore
Hany
Store Claims and Claimants
A Special Correspondence from ome of the Things People Hear Very Little About reflects on claimants before Congress. The piece depicts their long, arduous struggles, reliance on friends and strangers, and the romantic, tragic tales enveloping failed fortunes and aging lives spent in pursuit of relief.
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Congress
Comera
Pothasephy
Free admission for fine arts urged before committees
Representatives of the National Art Association argued for free admission of fine arts before House and Senate committees yesterday. Congressman Cockrap then introduced a bill to place works of art on the free list.
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National Art Association
Huse
Senate
Cockrap
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