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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1912

Page

7

Republican Platform and Tariff Reform Debate Endangers Party

The article critiques the party platform as misaligned with Republican principles and notes weakness in the tariff plank offering little relief from extortion. It condemns Aldrich policy, warns of unreliable promises, and argues for scientific tariff revision and banking reform while defending Roosevelt and Taft criticisms.

Aldrich Waders Ruarts Panagila Ale Enorghlu McKinley Roosevel Taft Roosevelt Trusts St Louie Republic

Democratic Party aims for self help and self reliance

Congressman Redfield outlines Democratic policy to replace protection with self help and childhood with manhood. He asserts industries will grow stronger when they become self reliant, and the party hopes with friendlike confidence rather than foe’s design.

Democratic Party Redfield

Public concern over meat trust and price manipulation

A critical examination of the meat trust argues that voluntary price fixes would fail, citing rising prices despite consolidation. The piece warns against monopolists who inflame public unrest, calling for calm study and sober policy to prevent economic crisis and defend consumers.

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Tariff Board Work Sparks House Debate on Wool Goods

Congressman Palmer defends Hadfields defence of the tariff boards report on woolen goods. Democrats resist approval to fund the board for another year as debates continue. The board is praised for industrious impartial work but critics say reports do little to settle the tariff issue and its continued existence is questioned.

Tariff Board Congressman Palmer Hadfields Tariff Boards House Philadelphia Record

Export Duty on Food Products Debate Prompts Economic Reform

A heated discussion argues against export duties on meats and foodstuffs. Proposals urge shifting duties to imports to curb rising costs. Advocates claim limited domestic production harms the people while a home market tax could curb profiteering by a few packers and farmers.

Enemies Form From a Gentlewoman’s Misstep

A fragmented literary society scene shows a clash over Adam and Eve with a lady’s sharp retort. The tale shifts to social gaffes at Sunday School and a famed lodge row over a wife and child. Humorous vignettes reflect early 20th century manners in Harper’s Bazaar style.

Cuticura Heals Infant Skin Eruption in Days

A Kingsley Michigan mother describes a fierce cheek eruption in her thirteen month-old. Four to five pimples spread over a cheek and nostril until nearly all of the face was affected. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the sores eased and healed within days. No return of trouble.

Kingsley, Mich Kate Mra WJ. Cieland Cuticuta Dept. L. Boston

Hospitals for Consumptives in US Still Lacking

The article notes only four states have special hospitals or wards for consumptives, with a national shortage of beds and large numbers unable to afford care. Dr Farrand cites about 250 to 900 thousand consumptives needing hospital support, urging expanded hospital provision to stamp out tuberculosis nationwide.

Tates Mietisetpps Nevada Uteh Wyoung National Association For the Study and Prevention of United States Livingston Farrand Natoma

Loyal Friends Help Bridegroom After Sudden Trip

A bridegroom of three months left for a 25 mile business trip by car. He failed to return for dinner at even hours. The anxious wife notified his friends in the town. Dawn brought a wagon with the missing husband and a farmer who helped fix a broken car. Messages from telegrams and neighbors confirmed he had stayed elsewhere overnight.

Furmer H Meeren Terboy Intervala Teleerama John le Jayelts Whit Eirpaeres

Seven Years of Misery Ended by Vegetable Compound

Mia Dema Betuune of Sikeston Missouri describes seven years of illness with bed rest cramps backache and nervous weakness. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health enabling her to work garden entertain and perform daily tasks. The ad urges others with displacements inflammation ulcers irregularities pains and nervous prostration to try the remedy.

Sikeston Lydia E. Pinkham Penn Lydia EL Pinkham Lydia EO Pinkham

Resinol Ointment Promises Relief for Baby Skin Ailments

An advertisement-style plea urges mothers to try Rene Sesp and Resinol Ointment for infant skin troubles such as eczema rashes and itching. Claiming rapid relief, the copy argues fewer sleepless nights and worrisome marks if mothers apply the products.

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