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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
3
Blake Winthrope and Miss Leslie survive a shipwreck on a river coast, endure hunger and peril, encounter a hippo and a tigerish landscape, prepare shelter in jungle while a developing bond forms with Miss Leslie and fellow adventurer Winthrope, as dangers loom beyond.
In a rural afternoon scene Winthrope observes Blake emerging from a thicket with a clod of green wool. He comments that the throw is not half bad and hints Blake could bow over an axe. Blake seems flattered yet doubts the usefulness of the crude implement.
At a summer hearing in Lendl testimony showed 56 women sewing hooks and eyes on cants earned about 76 cons a week on average. One worker toiled from nine one morning to the next and earned 16 cents, sparking calls that conditions must improve or workers may die.
Discussion centers on tariff totals and hidden trusts in poll tax like distribution. The piece cites yearly average duties around 300 million dollars with three fourths borne by a small group, naming sugar, cotton, wines, wool, iron and steel, drugs, fruits, and silk among major contributors. It argues big schedules drive oppressive direct taxation and notes specific industry figures from 1906.
An aide makes an appeal to reduce expenditures while backing creation of a new court and five judges. The speech argues for timely savings, questions tax rates, and mentions machinery and power to support the plan, with opposition from labor groups and local officials.
Fragments discuss Secretary of State's duties, wartime policy, and Republican platform promises. The piece critiques New England energy use, domestic production costs, and tariffs on hides, linking to manufacturing vitality and imperial costs. Mentions Roosevelt, Lodge, and pro consuls in the East.
Camden New Jersey readers praise Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief from headaches back and side pain fatigue weakness and nervousness. Testimonials from Mrs W P Valentine Gardiner Maine and others claim recovery without surgery noting improved health and renewed strength after use.
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