Democratic Delay in Tariff Battle Sparks Debate
Washington correspondence argues Republicans do not control the Senate. Democrats are blamed for delaying the tariff bill while Republicans say they fought to speed action within a Democratic majority Senate. The piece contends Republicans aided by minority status pressed for a protective policy against Democratic obstruction.
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Protective tariff debate dominates national finance discourse
Amid surplus in the treasury, the focus shifts to excluding foreign imports to protect American workers. Banking reports show expanding loans and steady money supply as the wheat and business sectors gain confidence. The piece notes protection as a means to shield domestic employment and criticizes free coinage advocacy while discussing shipping subsidies and political stances on silver.
Burpine and Xo Surplus Treasury Deficit and Bonds
A surplus exists in the treasury formed by the site of bonds of the United Star to aid the shortfall created by the failure of Democratic revenue legislation. The note highlights a deficit and the attempted remedy through bonds.
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Education Notes on a Girl Graduate and Dooms of Ambition
The excerpt discusses post college life for a new graduate, urging careful use of knowledge and warning against overAmbition. It cites Vines in the Ladies Home Journal and warns against misdirected goals. It also provides brief arithmetic examples and teacher do's and don'ts about student development.
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Luandoller
Remarkable Career of Mrs Ripley Across Schools and Colleges
The article traces Mrs Ripley's long teaching career from Chern tollege where she earned ALAT and taught twelve years, to a principal role at Nar tan Seheead, then Missouri Binte Thive ity, Shelling College, and Kansas City high school for eleven years. It notes her botanical work, enduring vigor, and the value of school yards as learning spaces with flowering shrubs and climbing plants.
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Pedagogical Pelicts and the Potency of Understanding
A dated critique of education stresses that teaching forces should illuminate ideas rather than showcase teacher prowess. It argues words must be cracked for insight, warning that rote presentation dulls learning and leaves pupils craving genuine understanding. It insists education should cultivate living, evolving minds rather than fixed memory.
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Vast ancient insect swarms yield fearsome forest threat
The article describes giant creatures called tia and lees found in cautery, their massive combs and cliffside nests on high altitudes. Hunters fear their venom and clever ambushes, while their presence reshapes local industry and superstition across India.
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Patent Leather Care Guidelines for Winter Wear
A fragmented 19th century note advises patently leather maintenance before firing for pliancy and to prevent cracking. It recommends softening the leather by shaping feather and applying care to the high wear points, noting cold weather increases risk of damage and advising careful preflight conditioning.
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Five Year Old Terror Strikes Pacrosse Area
A young child described as a six year old boy in Pacrosse Pla is accused of multiple murders and violent acts. He allegedly burned his baby sister to death at age four, killed his brother with a knife, and recently fired a pistol at a younger sibling, injuring the child. Animals in the area are also reported victims of his cruelty.
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