Washington Letter on Protection and Labor Wages Debate
The piece argues high protection harms workers citing Woolen and Steel industries and New York factories. It cites wages for women and children, unsafe conditions, and calls for tariff restraint to lower living costs and curb employer practices. The discussion links labor woes to political choices between Republican protectionism and Democratic tariff reform.
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Washington, DL Co
Stanley
New York
New York Cities
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Core Mak
Republic
Repubdie
Unclear OCR: 1884 Cleveland election and reforms
Fragmentary notes mention Aldrich bille in 1884 election of Cleveland and Republican power increasing tariffs raised by Democrats. References to Priews, rank sid file disarray, and a Crayer/Clevelined president appear garbled.
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Aldrich Bille
Cleveland
Priews
Anielty
Apaipa
Crrayer
Deafness and Its Cure Claim from Constitutional Remedies
An article argues deafness is not cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It explains the ear’s Mastachian Tube inflammation as the cause, claims recovery requires removing inflammation and restoring tube function, and offers a $100 reward for noncured catarrh cases cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
OUR CROP OF NAVAL STORES FOR MARCH TO JUNE
The article lists medicinal and horticultural crops used for naval stores across months from March to June. It names trees and plants such as maple elm alder dog-tooth vinset holland and rhododendron plus fruits like apple pear peach and grape. It notes spray practice on fruit and nut trees and legal requirements in California to spray trees and vines to prevent pest damage with penalties for neglect.
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California
Profitable Monument and Meowuiment Lover Tale
The Pall Mall Gazette notes a financial surge in a book sale linked to a monument project. Revenue from the sale is estimated at $70 while costs include $2,700 for tolls and additional internal expenses totaling $2,175, covering padding, water, and clothing. The pension fund grant runs $225.
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Gainais Calumn
Witeh
Aa Poje
Cimy Corporation
Saya Tie Pall Mall Gazette
Viitecs
Royal Births Rare in Scotland Echoed in History
A fragmentary report notes royal births in Scotland were rare, with a 200 year gap since Charles I born at Dunfermline in 1690. It mentions Balmoral, the Rosal family, and figures like the Queen of Spain and her brothers Maurice in a reflective quick summary.
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Scotland
Balmoral
Spain
Maurice
Charles
Dunfermine
Label on back of photograph angers Maude
Maude grows angry after discovering a label on the back of her picture claiming the photo is carefully preserved. The exchange, noted by the Houston Transcript, hints at tension over originality and preservation.
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