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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1892
Page
6
T. E. Witxon argues protection has nurtured the sugar trust, detailing tariff history, political maneuvering, and how protection without a trust breeds green goods. He warns of inner threats to the Republic from wage pressures and factional strife, urging free raw materials to curb trusts and promote fair commerce.
A Chicago Times editorial argues against abolition of protection, praising labor over European pauper labor. It cites Henry G. Marquand buying a $1100 bronze statue in London and notes corn shocks from Buffalo amid tariff debates. The piece links tariff to gambling fears and Western farmer struggles, framing protection as essential.
A fragmented critique of tariff policy and protectionist aims. The text argues sugar duties benefit a monopoly and suggests a per pound tax on raw sugar, producing the same effect without burdening the public. It cites New York City pricing a statue duties clash and references labor protection versus plunder.
Fragmentary text speaks of trials and-era understanding their significance and use. The garbled content mentions welcome, appreciation, and a distant tab or tomdh with unclear references. No clear persons or organizations can be identified.
The piece notes a dedicated medical building, a women’s reading room in the library plan, and artist studios. It highlights two large annual camp meetings at Piasa Bluffs and Marvin, plus a transit boom as electric streetcars replace horses. It predicts most horse lines vanish as fall crowds arrive and praises St Louis as leading in fast transit adoption.
A humorous collage features Mrs Snaggs praising Easter observance while puns and classroom banter spark chatter. Beavers discuss salary and aristocracy, and a teacher quizzes a curious pupil as names and phrases mix in a comic, pseudo Victorian style.
A sale notice lists the Desirabiliae Woods property for sale in a rural district. It mentions a special room at Hahnemann Hospital New York for sick women and references a Be a Lomond merica, with unclear details due to damaged text. The fragmented OCR includes references to publication and location, prompting a cautious interpretation of the sale and hospital notes.
An advertising notice extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant fast acting remedy for kidneys bowels and fever with claims of habit constipations relief. It emphasizes its unique formula sourced from healthy substances and urges readers to buy in 5c or 1 bottle sizes from leading druggists and to avoid substitutes. The ad lists San Francisco Louisville and New York as distribution points.
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