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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1910
Page
3
The Saint Louis Republic reports a pungent critique of President Sherman as Congress debates tariff reform. The piece fuses Sharp questions on Al rich schedules with references to Republican gains and Democratic shifts, noting public unease amid uncertain policy and rising imports.
The steel trust values the wages of 225000 workers and funds a labor battle led by the Federation of Labor against tariff policy. The trust can afford higher wages from its dividends, yet its profits show a taxpayer burden on consumers, illustrating profit-driven wage limitations and consumer taxation.
Framing tariff as the central issue, Republicans rally to emphasize Taft era policies and attack opponents. The piece argues the party must push railroad revenue, antitrust, court, conservation, and postal savings themes while defending tariff reductions to appeal amid a broad base.
A fragmentary account hints Chauncer Mo Depew seeking New York’s U S Senate, framed as a clash of eras with prophesied fate for the nation. The piece notes fears about electing a leader who could shape the destiny of Americans and the world, and it mentions Beonevelt as a competing figure.
A speaker criticized the protective tariff, arguing it benefits capital and income classes while consumer prices and wages show mixed gains. The American Banker is urged to anticipate parting with the party, with retirement linked to “ill health” but no specific details.
The retirement of Senators Aldrich and Hale is cited as a wholesome influence in the Senate. It has prompted others such as Senator Gallinger of New Hampshire to consider quitting public life, reflecting a trend toward stepping back from politics.
In a small Virginia county seat town two elderly residents, Pen Rice and Hymen Levy, known as rough local characters, pass into memory after a late night football gathering ends in tragedy. A spectator named Hen dies after a heated game and harsh language. Hymen Levy, present at the scene, remarks that the Lord should take Hen now as there will be no more food.
A reader describes years of intense scalp itching and hair loss followed by successful relief using Cuticura Soap ointment and pills. The testimonial recounts raw painful itching, sleepless nights, and gradual return of healthy hair after treatment. Also includes a stray anecdote about a voting clerk and a church critique.
A compact historical note cites Plautus and Spurgeon to underline friendship and resilience. The text presents proverbs about aiding a friend in need and enduring until death, framed as a moral reflection on companionship.
Fragmentary church bulletin notes a medical case involving a patient with dental operations and a plea for a fair trial. Mentions Rev Lapiey, Methiodiotropie copal harwh, and Alice Northrup, with references to bishops and colonial tensions.
The text presents a garbled newspaper fragment with scattered names, partial sentences, and ad-like content. It mentions a guide, a deaf and dumb term, a Rheumatism sleep issue, and various stray phrases, accidentally mixing conversations, product pitches, and notices in a single unclear archive slice.
An irregular, fragmented clump of ad like copy condemns fly killers and salves with disjointed lines. It references a TALEN style device, wedding cake under a pillow dream omen, and nonsensical product pitches attributed to places in New York.
A readable fragment notes a talkative man with interests in relations, golf, mutomotions or politics. It mentions a stepson Yee and hints at lively hobbies as a defining trait in a social portrait.
In Shawnee Oklahoma a development push projects rapid growth with a 25 000 population target and new plants. A meat packing facility 1500 workers a cotton mill and state universities expect to enroll hundreds as investors tout unprecedented profits. Shawnee Development Company urges early property purchases to ride the anticipated surge. Public dinner figures emphasize women’s economic role and local boosters enthuse over a thriving future.
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