The Purposes of a Tariff in Indiana Speech
Blaine at Evansville argues protection benefits both consumer and producer. He rebuts Mills bill, insists duties, including sugar relief, still shield labor and industry. He cites Evansville manufacturing diversity and warns free trade lowers wages, harms American workers.
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Harrison Addresses German American Milwaukee Chicago Clubs
In Indianapolis on October 18 General Harrison spoke to about 800 German American and Milwaukee youth groups at Tomlin’s Hall. He praised their support for the Republican ticket, urged unity in the civil contest, and recalled German American volunteers from Indiana’s regiments in the Civil War. He highlighted family, homeland ties, and loyalty to the Union.
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American Home and Union Wages Support in 1884 Speech
The speech praises Republican themes, the value of protective tariffs for American workers, and loyalty to the Union. It references Texas Rangers at Rolett's Station, Wisconsin suffrage, and praise from Bay View ironworkers. The speaker thanks working men for gifts, including a horse shoe and a gold headed cane, while stressing industrial unity and political alignment for American homes.
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The Log Cabin Logic on Brawn and Brain Health
The piece extols American strength of body and intellect and warns that modern life harms health. It argues the body is a delicate machine needing regular regulation like a watch and urges using Warners Log Cabin sarsaparilla as a blood purifier to sustain vigor and success.
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From Other Lands Summary Card
Population data notes Rome grows by 18 000 to 20 000 annually and 332 973 at year end. London hosts vegetarian hotels and thirty vegetarian restaurants. Paris Marseilles telephone five minutes three francs Paris Lyons two francs. Century club proposed in London for Americans and English. French battle flags fool curiosities. Panama hosts fire company and pump. English regiment tests center cycle to ease hill climbing. Beethoven remains removed from cemetery after destruction. Paris clarionet performer uses tracheotomy cannula to serenade crowds. Norsemen break up wooden ships for firewood on coast. London plans eight chill rooms for Pereigny Meat Market. Ex Empress Victoria wines donated to Berlin hospitals. Salvation Army success in India. Tucker resigns to join army. Argentina bets on railroads and immigration. 5 000 miles built, 200 000 immigrants expected, 3 000 schools, 230 000 pupils, 4 000 vessels, widespread electrification and telegraphs.
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Fine fruit display from Mr Miles at local journal
Mr Miles of the Kansas Home Nurseries showcased fruit at the Journal office, including large apples pears and onions from New Mexico. He won first premium at the New Mexico Exposition in Albuquerque on September 24, and exhibited trees there.
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Society Strays and Fashionable Fads in New York
Correr becomes popular for canes and umbrellas while cigarette smoking among society women draws little notice. Groom gifts best man a camel hair mustache brush with hammered silver. Tan boots gain favor at Henley and in London. Dinner party knives imitate antique swords. tiny Italian daggers gift to men. A young man hints at a literary life and a craze for silvered hair on New York women, with framed photos on desks. Frames cost about thirty dollars, often England imports with cherubs and grotesque motifs. A wheeled tennis tea table debuts, a tea wagon requiring multiple trips, with steel wheels and rubber tires, priced twenty-two to twenty-five dollars.
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England
General Gleanings Highlights Oddities and Inventions
The column surveys curious items from 19th century life including rapid postal hops from Chicago to San Francisco and London, a steam revealing envelope, cosmetics for ugliness, a giant petrified whale skeleton in California, a New York charity summer home for cashiers, city area and population figures, a South the Conan Mountain tunnel hailed as civil engineering marvel, mustard plaster as school punishment, large California grape and watermelons, seaside racetrack feasts, Enison’s talking dinner clock and a new female face to animate it.
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Parlor Tricks and Kitchen Tips From A Prairie Page
A mix of domestic hints on desserts with bananas and oranges, puddings and tapioca, plus sewing craft ideas for handkerchief cases and table covers. It ends with hair care advice and a product pitch for Warner’s Log Cabin Hair Tonic.
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Alex
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E. Benson
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OREAD
P. R. Brooks
Jerry Glathart
Blair & Peairs
Hugh Blair
Howard A Peairs
RUSSELL & _& METCALE
Edward ‘Russel
Oflca
Lawra
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