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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1892
Page
4
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Vice-President elect Stevenson spoke at a ratification gathering in St Louis last night, delivering remarks to supporters and attendees at the event.
A public appeal pleads for a halt on Baby Ruth and Baby McKee, urging relief in the name of humanity and future generations. It frames the request as a duty to protect outraged public sentiment and the well-being of families.
The article notes that nationally Democrats appear set to control all government branches, while several states report razor close races that will hinge on the official count to determine victors.
Many in Washington question if office holding is worthwhile. Four years in office疲ffset left many young men enervated, with high living costs in the capital. As their terms end next March, they face starting anew, realizing four years were wasted, leaving them worse off than before seeking office.
With a Democratic President, Senate and House, the responsibility of Government devolves to the Democratic party. Democrats expect reduced tariffs and public expenditures, currency reform to gold and silver, and laws favoring all American citizens. The people’s November 6 decision mandates administration policies aligned with Democratic principles.
A letter from Green Hriar Missouri to the Republican editor celebrates strong GOP recruitment and hopeful prospects for a Republican governor. The writer notes enthusiasm at club meetings and a dawning new era for Missouri, while a separate Seymour Indiana note praises the party and urges continued effort. The missive also contains a garbled anecdote about a soap bubble and a stray question about a Warner bubble.
Washington dispatches note a Democratic landslide backing Cleveland and Stevenson and reject continued Republican tariff policy. It argues for slow, thorough tariff reform by the Fifty-third Congress, warns against an extra session, and urges careful reorganization of committees and staff.
The Chicago Ledger, twenty years old with 149000 weekly circulation, promotes its combined story and family paper. It offers a Fashion Department and a Young People’s Department, subscription options at 2.00 yearly or discounts, and incentives for clubs. W D Boyce, publisher, 113 115 117 Fifth Avenue, Chicago.
A whimsical exploration of the potato origin, detailing how the plant adapted to herbivore pressure by developing underground tubers. It explains tubers as underground branches with eyes and stored reserves, enabling future growth and continuity of life for the potato.
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