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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1892

Page

3

Democratic Attack on Wayne County Tariff Policy Speech

Ex congressman E P Allen chaired the Michigan Republican convention in Detroit and defended tariff policy favoring a few. He claimed Republicans protect Wayne County farmers from Canada while a border view shows higher costs and restricted freedom. The New York Times notes a broader tariff debate and Wool Bill 25, with the Louisville Courier Journal highlighting Democrats backing free wool to lower clothing costs and expand markets.

Joe Iines E. P. Allen Michigan Detroit Canada Allen Wayne County Republican Party Chicago Herald Liverpool American Mr. Allen New York Times Louisville Courier-Journal

Campaigns of Education in 1844 and 1800

The two campaigns of education in 1844 and 1800 have done their perfect work. All the haresses of protection, the old sontentious that waste makes wealth, that taxation is a blessing.

Belated protest calls for reform in Congressional Record

A Chicago Times editorial argues extended reforms are needed in printing the Congressional Record. It condemns irrelevant speeches and party bias, urging that the record faithfully reflect floor remarks with minimal editing and that economists' texts be printed more cheaply outside public records. It notes Republicans’ protest as self serving and calls for a single decisive stance against broad printing permissions.

Congressional Record Chicago Times Moon

Florida orange culture blamed on mismanagement

The Florida orange culture shows protectionist tariffs do not safeguard, as growers prosper little amid poor management. The Boston Herald argues reliance on tariffs harms effort and urges reliance on smart growing and business practices in orange raising and related areas.

Florida Boston Herald

Real Benedictiaries Trust Dominates Refining Market

Eighteen firms in the refiner's trust control a daily capacity of 44,800 barrels. Fueled by customs duties and free raw material under the McKinley act, the monopoly sustains prices nearly a cent above free market levels. Revenue, aided by prohibitory duty, yields over 25 million annually. Toledo Bee.

Toledo Bee

The Issue Clearly Drawn on Wool Trade Debate

The Rochester Herald notes the consumer faces tributes at every stop over protection for a few thousand wool growers. The article asserts the issue between opposing sides will soon be clearly drawn, signaling a forthcoming public clash in policy views.

Rochester Herald

Election mood in Rhode Island cited by papers

The excerpt notes the New York Tribune remarking on Republican gains in Rhode Island and the rarity of such victories in those days, likening the reaction to spotting a rare creature. It reflects the era’s political tensions and press sentiment.

New York Tribune Rhode Island Lafayette Journal

Beecham's Pills and other ads in a 19th century page

A mixed ad page notes Beecham's Pills at 25 cents a box and various medical claims, a remark about a man mortating his house, a reward offer for catarrh cure by Hall's Ceterch Cure, testimonials about F J Cheney, and Toledo wholesale drug details. Also mentions cremation costs, a Boston Herald remark on cremation, and a Burlington Route ad promoting trains to attend the National Republican Convention with June travel dates and a one fare round trip.

Hall F.J. Cheney Teleda Spsueder F. J Toledo Soleanna Boston Herald Burlington St, Louis Kansas City ST. Joseph Minneapolis

Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery advertised

An 19th century advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a universal blood purifier. It claims to prevent illness by strengthening liver and kidneys, enriching the blood, aiding digestion, and curing dyspepsia, skin diseases, and other blood taints with a money back guarantee.

Dr. Pierce

Scott and Rowan Chemists Outlet in New York

Fragmentary OCR notes show Scott and Rowan chemists at 132 South sth Arena New York with unclear product mentions and damaged words regarding drugs or emulsion preparations. The text is unreadable in parts and lacks a coherent event.

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