Taxation and tariff debate sway rural voters in record
The piece critiques congressional arguments on taxation and tariff policy, citing Walker’s view that higher per capita taxation signals Christian civilization. It argues farmers distrust paternal government and links protectionism to rising clothing costs, low prices, and a surge in shoddy wool substitutes. It notes steel industry shifts under new processes and warns of monopolies affecting workers.
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Congressional Record
St. Louis Repub
New England
Walker
Pater
Johnson
Harrison
White House
McKinley
Louisville Courier-Journal
United States
Australia
South America
Mr. Sy
Carnegis, Phipps & Co
Gajoy
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
McKin
Stee
Imes
No readable headline in provided fragment
The text is garbled and lacks identifiable entities or a coherent event to summarize into a headline and summary.
Fiddling for His Life A Crooked Minister Tale
Davy Crockett recounts a Tennessee preacher who plays for a crowd while crossing Arkansas. A fiddler in a river ford keeps his horse and sulky afloat, declaring he has “fiddled to the fishes” to draw the listeners. Other items include political notes from Florida, New York policemen, debates on woman suffrage, and various advertisements and miscellany.
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Davy Crockett
Hanter
Tennessee
Colonel Crockett
Arkansas
Columbia
Charley
Washita
Crockett
Florida
Minneapolis
Burners
New York
Blaine-Nevios
United States League of Building Associations
Chicago
Fishback
Allen
Terre Haute Express
Assemblyman
Wissig
el Paso
Tax
Jay Gould
Heredity and its impact on disease across noble lineages
The article discusses hereditary transmission as shown by famous families and medical cases. It notes horse shoe foreheads, Bourbon noses, and Hapsburg features as trait examples, and cites gout cancer and insanity as diseases that appear to run in families. It highlights the Bonaparte lineage with cancer occurrences and references Napoleon I’s death and related kin.
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Redgauntlet
France
Hapsburgs
Europe
Bonaparte
Napoleon I
Lucien
Pauline
Rapigsaor Hurley
The Open Thing Needral and a Brisk Parlor Scene
Gilhooly argues with his landlady the widow Flapjack over a weak coffee and missing sugar while she struggles with tough fowl. Mary the nurse returns with a toddler named Georamagpoke, sparking domestic pride amid a chaotic domestic vignette.
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Gilhooly
Flapjack
Fragmented 1890 notice hints at medical remedy claims
The readable text alludes to a personal account about illness and remedies, mentioning age, wife, and a statement of hardship. It references consumption and a desire to share details with others, but the fragmentary OCR leaves key facts unclear.
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Pielemeri
Tan slippers set to charm mothers this swimming season
Tan slippers are predicted to be popular with mothers as the swimming season begins. This item forecast ties fashion to seasonal activity, highlighting a practical footwear choice for households preparing for warmer months.
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Health Remedy
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as pleasant to taste and effective for kidneys liver and bowels. It claims quick, gentle action, cleansing the system, curing constipation and colds, with sales in 50 cent and one dollar bottles through leading druggists.
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Urds
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E. Q
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Rite Diamond Wall Finish Co
Grand . Mich
Gypsine Advocate
Elreater
Philadelphia
F.J. Cheney &Co
Props
Toensa
Hevek
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Sweet Girl
Papa
Poorchap
New York Weekly
Herness
Spooner
Jobobull
Boribbi
Air
Boston Courice Et
Papen Rabonne
Sette
C. Olmstead
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Mary
Georamagpoke
Scott
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