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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1902
Page
4
A fragmented but lively Missouri scene features early county conventions, Swab’s Europe trip, and federal moves like the Danish West Indies purchase treaty and a war tax bill. Highlights include Thaw and Tammany notes, plus references to local press changes and party figures like Mr. Cameron and Judge Graves in Jefferson City.
The Marshall Democrat-News column is denounced for partisan bias and misstatements about Judge Graves and Judge Davis in the Supreme Court race. The letter writer rebukes the editor for omitting Graves, praising Lafayette County’s stance, and arguing Saline County’s influence. It defends local voters and condemns warlike rhetoric while calling for accountability from the Democrat-News.
A discussion of Daniel Webster’s defense of protection and the infant industries argument contrasts with free trade advocates. The piece argues tariffs shield domestic producers but harms consumers, noting Repugnican and Oregonian voices, and ends with the warning that protection has supplanted free trade as a governing force.
The Washington GOP declares no impropriety in the president's daughter attending King Edward VII's coronation. The piece argues the party leans toward imperialism as it bows to monarchy, urging American citizenship to assert itself and steer the nation away from aristocratic influence.
George F He advises young aspirants entering public life to remain independent and avoid courting public opinion. He stresses judging leaders by merits not defects, upholding righteousness from the Bible, opposing evil absolutely, and avoiding demagoguery while pursuing education and conservative, conscientious service.
Practical advice from Dr Carleton Simon urging readers to avoid cold exposure. Do not bathe in unheated rooms. keep bathrooms around 72 degrees with a thermometer. Breathe through the nose and dampen cold air intake after cold exposure. Skip rubbers, wear loose heavy clothes, and keep sleeping rooms ventilated with fresh air. Eat regularly and avoid cold air on an empty stomach.
A reflective piece praising the United States as the driving force behind a global isthmian canal project. It extols 400 years of national effort and compares other powers Portugal Spain England France Russia Germany, asserting the US should fund and build the canal independently, viewing this as a flowering of mankind.
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