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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1906
Page
2
A lyrical scene on evening intimacy and fading passions. Imagery of calm rooms, glowing embers, and a couple sharing quiet affection as time and memory shape their love. Subdued mood, with hints of yearning and tender closeness between two people.
Percival Watchs for Miss Millerey as a Wilde New York revels unfold around him. In a candlelit library scene, he watches Miss Millerey and a mysterious suitor, while a party in the dining room dines amid music and whispered schemes. Percival’s longing and pride clash with the lure of wealth and danger.
An 19th century Harpers Magazine account criticizes the slave trade in Benguela, Portuguese West Africa. Officials enforce forced labor under new names as contracted laborers, with slaves branded by tokens, shipped to San Thome or Pennepe, and guarded through commodified bureaucratic rituals.
Readings explore Jesus in the temple with the chief priests and elders as they seek to trap him. The lesson contrasts views on tribute to Caesar and the resurrection, citing Mark 12 28 34 and related passages.
The piece argues that Bryan remains a free trader and would not alter his tariff stance, citing past Democratic positions and his opposition to protective tariffs. It contends his delay does not signal a shift, warning business owners to heed wage earners concerned about protection and urging a return to free trade principles.
This item reports on MH. Clay Frank's nomination for a pay error by the Trepublicing of Towing and notes extensive tariff sentiment across Tennessee and North Carolina as a factor in political positioning. It cites editorials from the Burlington Hawk Eye praising protective tariff policy and predicts voter and industry reactions shaping support for tariff scales on Elton merchandise.
The article notes import values for diamonds during tariff revision periods, with $712,415 in the earlier year rising to $2,672,595 before the Dingley Act, and later totaling about $40,247,010 nine years after. It highlights that $10,074,654 of 1906 imports were uncut diamonds, with American labor boosting value, and claims widespread diamond purchases by about half the population at roughly 75 cents per capita.
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