Reciprocal Trade With Canada Dominates Boston Views
The piece argues for reciprocal trade with Canada as a greater benefit than South American hopes, praising Canadian openness to free exchange. It notes broad New England support, urges northern-focused policy, and warns against overemphasis on Central and South American markets for U.S. prosperity.
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Washington
Hale
The
Boston Herald
United States
Uruguay
Providence
Boston
Canada
New England
Dominion
South
Central America
Reducing the Pension Rolls Move Seeks Reform
A Washington based group calling itself The Society of Loyal Volunteers proposes dissolving pensions for those able to work, while defending aid for total disability and widows. They demand congressional inquiry into pension recipients and a law requiring proof of diminished earning capacity before pension eligibility. The plan envisions local volunteer chapters to press for reform and would cut total annual pension expenditures from 138 million to about 50 million. Amore
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Washington
Society of Loyal Volunteers
Baltimore Sun
Providence Journal
Congress
Allen R. Foote
National Board of Loyal Volunteers
Allen
Party of the Future shapes in Democratic prospects
The Democratic party is described as the party of the future and liberal in the nation, likened to the Republicans of 1856 60. It warns against tying a party to the fortunes of a single man, noting that failure by that leader would jeopardize the party in power for years.
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Democratic Party
N. Y
Doubtful Wool Tariff Battle Draws Mixed Reactions
A Republicreal argues protests will rise from wool-growers over any tariff cut on wool. He doubts it if wool tax is also cut. American wool growers know more now and are tired of bearing burdens for manufacturers as the debate continues.
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Deere House
Ex-Speaker Warns Congress On Accountability
The former Speaker says the majority in Congress bears responsibility not only for actions but also for inaction. He asserts the party’s duty to address key issues and prevent paralysis.
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Beesn
Congress
Crondag
Banished by the Czar Husian exile in Siberian penal
A writer in Free Russia describes life in a Siberian penal settlement where food is scarce. Exiles exist on fish during summer amid nausea and fish poisoning, with meager rations and brutal labor. Winter brings some meat, but overall food shortages persist. Subzero conditions, stored provisions, and harsh climate intensify misery as prisoners endure drudgery and deprivation.
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Free
Russia
Arctic
Nature
Deer Mother Saves Fawn From Drowning in Ditch
A Banning Herald writer recounts a dramatic rescue where a mother deer braved swift water to save her fawn. As onlookers approached, the fawn slipped but the mother steadied herself against rocks and carried the infant to the hillside, afterward licking and comforting it before they moved on.
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Mor Fawe
Banning Herald
Mr. Sweeters
Ourself
Caught in Hie Cwm Trap Shake of Court Order
A terse dialogue shows a sheriff presenting an attachment under a court order to Miss McFall. The scene hints at a legal or arrest action amid a tense exchange, with a colorful weathered tone typical of local period reports.
Pitman shorthand course offered by University Extension
The Pitman System in twelve easy lessons membership 92.00. Each member gets twelve individual lessons by mail from Prof. Eldom Moran the UlAM Conductor. Remittance to Secretary University Extension Box 322 Bt Louis Mo.
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Eldom Moran
Ulam
University Extension
Louis, Mo
Learn to write clearly with rapid, precise strokes
The passage discusses speed and accuracy in handwriting, stressing legibility over speed, forming characters deliberately at first, and then writing quickly. It covers letter sounds, strokes, and examples, including the terms ish, hay, ray, and ways to place circles, with sample sentences and nonsensical phrases. It ends with a Boston mother remark and fragmented lines about a soda tonic.
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Ezerciss
Moore
Rake
James
Milo
Dr John Bull’s Sar and Ike Useet
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Dr John Bull and a phrase Sar and Ike. Readable details are insufficient to define event, persons, or place. This brief notes unclear names and actions, offering no verifiable facts for a full card.
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John Bull
Hianson's Magic Corn Salve Ad Highlighted
Fragmentary ad text from Dallas News notes Hianson's Magic Corn Salve priced at 15 cents. Mentions a quip about Irish and French duel. Reader context unclear, but showcases period advertising style and terse copy.
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Hianson
Dallas News
August Flower Cited as Cure for Dyspepsia in Testimony
Testimony asserts August Flower cured dyspepsia and other ailments in Appleton Maine. The speaker claims prior doctors offered no benefit and warned of heart kidney and liver trouble. He states the medicine saved him and urges others to try it.
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August Flower
Lorenzo F. Sleeper
Appleton, Maine
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