McKinley Captures the Fea st the Capital City
McKinley’s early presidency awakens alarm among silver interests worried by new tariff aims and bimetallic talks. The report traces finances and party strategies, noting Republicans back protection and a shift toward tariff use to reduce debt while reshaping public expenditures. The piece lauds McKinley as a plain American citizen, greeting crowds and walking unescorted through Washington.
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McKinley
White House
Twenty-third Ohio
United States
Washington
General Grant
Ohio
Major McKinley
Pennsylvania
Americans Consume More Food Than European Nations
The Toledo Blade notes a table comparing average annual food consumption per person in leading European countries with the United States. It asserts no underfed nation becomes great and claims Americans eat more meat and grain than Europeans, with per capita grain consumption about twice the European average and Americans consuming slightly more meat than English averages.
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Europe
United States
Toledo Blade
FIGS AND THISTLES A cryptic editorial note
A clipped Indianapolis Journal snippet ponders selfish toys hot fires purifying gold and living for others. It quotes a quip about rubber fishworms and ends with a moral about pride and mortification after being tricked by deceitful bait.
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Indianapolis Journal
Baby Boas in Higby Studio At East Fourteenth Street
Two baby boa constrictors hatched overnight in Higby’s studio attic on East Fourteenth Street. Higby keeps them in a pasteboard box inside an ebony case with a water saucer, sparing details on feeding due to their ill mother.
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Boas
Higby
East Fourteenth Street
The
New York Journal
Oditon Redon
Hair Reading and Character Says Society
A new fad claims hair analysis can reveal character. Fine hair supposedly marks gentle birth, curliness signals poetic nature, straight hair indicates practicality, and color hints at temperament. Brown hair supposedly links to common sense, red to honesty and cleverness, while black hair suggests treachery.
News on a Thin Dough Delivers Daily Treats
An Australian confectioner prints the news of the day on a thin piece of dough with chocolate ink. He delivers these edible pages to customers who read them with their coffee and then eat them.
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