White House clash over wood pulp issue and newspaper favors
The article echoes a clash between the White House and publishers over telegraph and wood pulp policy. It cites Cannon and a Chicago dispatch critiquing newspaper influence, noting Republican tensions over tariff revisions and consumer interests. Senator Warner of Missouri is mentioned on the political stakes.
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Yeane
Anw
Syenkor
Che Ayaton
Flere
United States
Wien
Publiahars
Hencare
Party of the People
Party of God and Morality
Ilopubliern Malitloa
Punigord
Private monopoly threatens progress and honesty in nation
A Boston article laments private monopoly and greed harming the community. It condemns leaders who profit from deceit and calls for extermination of monopolies to revive business and protect public interests amid debate over forest policy and economic ethics.
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Ube
Mis Fellawa
Tom
Taft movement disputed by press leaders in Wall Street
The Washington and New York press discuss a strong Taft movement opposing Roosevelt policies. Reports cite March activity from Columbus and Chicago, with Taft allies defending his cautious conservatism, while other outlets question entanglements and trial balloons about Roosevelt’s methods.
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New York
Ghiorgo Record-Herald
Wikdant EB
Curtis
Wall
Berne
Fondura
Taft
Columbus
Washington Herald
Mir
Watt
Roosevelt
Tett
Stantington Flevales
Gen
Kiefer
Com
White Gold
Mud
Omaha Bee
Taft Organ
New York Commercial
Gov
Hughes
Knox
Cannon
Fairbants
The Great Political Thought and Labor Wages
The piece asserts the Declaration of Independence establishes universal equal rights before the law and guides political principles. It notes wage cuts affecting 30,000 Massachusetts cotton mill workers and similar reductions for 66,000 and 35,000 others, reflecting Republican tariff prosperity debates.
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Massachusetts
Inventions for Air Pump Water Service Proposed
A Milton farmer in Indiana claims a new compressed air water system for wells. He envisions a large well with an airtight reservoir, opened by a valve to push water to the surface using air pressure. A wind or apparatus would run the air pump and a second reservoir ensures continuous flow, though costs and wind reliability are noted as major obstacles.
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Milton
Ind
Lie
Treeders’ Gazette
Castoria
Chas
H. Fletcher
Ft. Fletcher
Cantoria
Pr. J. We Dinedala
Chicago
Alexandar E. Mbilie
Clevelatt
Ohio
Dre
Alexander
Omaha
Dr. LA McClellan
Butalo
N.Y. Gaya
J. W. Allen
Lanna
Saya
C. HF. Glidden
St. Toul
Bini
Carilly
Taetitioner
D. Denner
Paradelphia
J. A Boarmin
Kansas City
J. J. Mackey
Mooltyn
N.Y
Rejuvenating the Old Orchard with Manure and Fertilizers
The article discusses reviving aging apple trees through generous manure applications and surface top-dressing with potash and phosphoric fertilizers. It warns of root sensitivity and recommends careful timing to avoid waste, noting a rejuvenated tree from a spill near a trunk and long-term benefits from heavy one-time applications.
Dragging Roads and Road Maintenance Practices
Road guidance urges tight dragging with earth pulled to center to widen and smooth travel. It recommends driving at a walk, starting narrow then expanding to 18–20 feet, with earth lifted slightly to center and dragged before freezing. Emphasizes constant attention to keep roads in best condition and notes seasonal drag timing for best results.
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Toad
Ita
Wisconsin
Corn Growing Advice From Missouri Correspondent
A Missouri correspondent from Orange Judd Farmer shares practical corn growing guidance. He urges early planting, careful planter depth, and multiple cultivations to fight weeds, control moisture, and improve stands, noting shallow cultivation favors yield while deep tillage helps after wet seasons. He emphasizes weed control and soil maintenance for healthy crop outcomes.
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F& Missouri
Orangé
Judd
Jenge
Ana
New Road Drag Plea Describes Improved Implement
A historical note describes an Improved Road Drag from The Home and Form. It outlines components including a front piece, a four by four oak frame, a rear piece of two by six oak limber, and a metal bottom about three inches thick. The design features navy arrow teeth around three inches apart and is secured with wooden blocks and top two by six strips to form a level surface.
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Navy
Sime Hime
Breeding Wild Plants and Their Hidden Value
A Farmers' Review discussion highlights vast potential in wild plants for food, medicine, and industrial uses. It notes about 10,000 known species with many undervalued still, citing Iceland moss and coastal varieties as examples and urging wider development through crossbreeding and experimentation.
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Iceland
Farm Notes on Tools and Spring Rolling Benefits
A fragment discusses farming tips favoring cheap tools, sound stock, and high fertilization. It notes rolling meadows and pastures in spring after frost to improve value and ease of clearing land, implying cost-effective cultivation methods.
Seedy stranger presses heroine claim in household visit
A strange man asks for meals and money claiming to be a novelist gathering material for a study. The wife denies a daughter exists and dismisses the visitor, who leaves after a tense exchange. The piece blends comic misfits with bleak social satire from a bygone era.
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