08 Feb 1899
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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1899
Page
1
A quotation notes the paradox of patriotism praising American arms while some see limits to victory. The line asserts a nuanced view of triumph and national pride, reflecting debates over war and victory in historical discourse.
The author argues Bryan opposed expansion but supported ratifying the Paris treaty, criticizes Democratic senators for not following that stance, and condemns Grover Cleveland for aligning with opponents and urges him to reconsider in his later years.
Carter Harrison withdraws from the mayoral race leaving his renomination under Democratic banner as the likely outcome. Analysts say his tenure as mayor supports a confident nomination and election path.
The United States senate approved the Spain treaty on Monday after a close vote of 57 to 27. Support came from 39 Republicans, 10 Democrats, 4 Silver Republicans, 3 Populists, and 1 Independent. The final two votes were cast by Democrats McLaurin of South Carolina and McEmery of Louisiana.
The speaker argues that islanders lack self restraint and cannot govern themselves. He says Americans must provide firm but kind rule to prevent despoiling by themselves or others. Spanish governance has bred suspicion, and with firmness and patience order can be restored with local flavor.
Hiram Heaton notes a Chicago Chronicle piece on church unrest. The Tribune amplified the concern, suggesting excess profession and rhetoric over deeds. Emilius aims to push men toward humanity and Christ's teachings rather than scholastic theology.
The Des Moines Leader argues for full discussion and teaching liberty in response to critics of Dr. Herron of Grinnell College. It rebukes persecution of sincere thinkers, citing Socrates Jesus Luther Cromwell and Jefferson as examples of transformative ideas resisted in their times. Progress comes from radicals and new idea men despite opposition.
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a proven remedy used by thousands. It claims health benefits and urges readers to try the tonic to gain similar improvements in well being.
Pepsi I. Heapricks Drikons, Deer Creek, Iowa, recounts a three year battle with ringworms on the cheeks. After trying Hood's Sarsaparilla he bought six bottles, saw rapid improvement after two, and claims a permanent cure after completing all six bottles.
Two Iowa editorials debate Dr George D Herron a Congregational College professor and his Christian socialist Applied Christianity urging freedom of inquiry. They argue intolerance versus free thought and compare suppression to medieval inquisitions. The piece questions if Christianity failed to uplift society but notes its historical influence on civilization.
The passage argues for practicality and mutual respect between theorists and empiricists. It condemns man hunting as unsuitable for modern times and notes history has devalued the practice. It urges saying one’s honest view while allowing others to do the same for personal and societal benefit.
A health warning notes that over seventy percent of baking powders contain alum. It cites medical authorities describing the ill effects of alum in leavened foods and argues the danger is gradual and certain.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is certified free from alum and adulterants by all authorities. It delivers finer, better results yet costs no more than adulterated powders. It won the highest award at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago 1893 and earned a special gold medal at the California Midwinter International Exposition in San Francisco 1894.
Fred W Lehmann spoke at Temple Israel in St. Louis on Anglo Saxon imperialism and US duties in the Philippines. He argued US authority is essential for life and property stabilizing the islands and contrasted imperialism with ancient examples, praising Anglo Saxon expansion and Britain’s colonial policy. The talk touched on Spain France and England and framed US action as moral responsibility.
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