Wave of Prosperity Prompts Grim View of Farmers and Labor
A column rails against a supposed wave of prosperity after tariff repeal, arguing rising prices for wheat cotton and cattle harm the masses. It blames speculators and combines, cites Secretary Morton and beef industry meddling, and warns of mounting hardship for farmers workers and the poor amid a broader plutocratic shift.
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Wall Street
Morton
Jerry
Mexico
Congress
Combine
Cattle Dealers’ Association
Alway
Niex
Free
The People's Religion and the Heavenly Mother Concept
An 19th century essay from an Anaville New York publication argues that little children need a motherly influence to foster love. It contrasts Protestant and Catholic views, praising a divine maternal role and urging reconciliation through motherly guidance. The piece asserts spiritual motherhood unites believers and urges patience with opposing church factions.
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Samuel
Mary
Elizabeth
Christ
God
Earth
Anaville
N.Y. Tey
Ramsorn
Boston Store to Close Out Stock at Wholesale Cost
The Boston Store announces a total closeout of merchandise described as new and seasonable items offered at wholesale prices. The notice notes stock is complete and formerly operated as Economy.
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Nou Wille
Boston
Wart metaphor exposes political venom in Taber Talks
In a sharp tirade, the writer compares humanity to a warted nose and argues against removing pain and death from society. He mocks liberal ocracies and urges republican roots while praising rooters and questioning how long a republic can endure. The piece ends with a question about Iowa’s government in Bosex.
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Aritocracy
Blutocracy
Bosex
Iowa
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