Hale warns Democrats risk tariffs to favor Maine industries
United States Senator Hale advises Maine Republicans that if Democrats win the next House, a free tariff bill could be pushed to the Senate within ninety days, targeting Maine’s key industries. He cites past tariff battles and warns the Interests control both parties, urging insurgent reform from within.
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Editorial Afterthoughts on 1911 Politics and Predictions
The Providence Journal column critiques Indiana Ohio and New York politics in 1911 and mocks foretelling national conventions. It notes Indiana’s active politicians and cites Dalsell on the Payne tariff, a McKee’s Rocks strike clash, and Roosevelt third-term talk with satirical asides. It also parodies forecasts of the Democratic convention and references alfalfa labeling and Tama Jim Wilson.
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Providence Journal
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Washington mix up sparks classroom laughter
A Barnegat school ma'am asks students to name Washington's role and a fisherman's son quips that Washington was a great general because a admiral would not stand in a skiff. Had He Only Known recounts an immigration officer’s tale of Irish immigrants impressed by a dredging diver, joking they would have walked over if they had known.
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Chicago Inter-Ocean
Teddy Talks Dethrones Weather In Global Buzz
The Chicago Post notes a worldwide obsession with Teddy Roosevelt as conversations pivot from weather and politics to his words and deeds. From Greenland to Cape Horn, people discuss his policies, firman edicts, and the era’s tremors, while daily life and nature fade to Teddy’s influence.
Rural Advance Brings Motor Era To Farm Life
The farmer’s world shifts as motor trucks and farm implements reduce work hours. Steam and gasoline engines replace horse plows, milking becomes automated, and families gain leisure. Dairying, banking, and cooperative ventures draw farmers into broader industrial life, transforming rural families and communities.
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Charles Moreau Harger Jin
Lovemaking as a Lost Art Says Dan Cupid in Chicago
Diagnosticians claim love making is a relic amid modernity as romance shifts to commerce. The piece contrasts past and present courtship, noting changes in behavior, letters, and theatre, with remarks on national temperaments and the need for enduring romantic art.
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