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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1909

Page

3

Tariff Policy Debated By Democratic Party Platform

In a lengthy discussion on taxation and tariff growth, the Democratic stance criticizes high protective duties as burdening the public while protecting certain interests. It argues for reform to support revenue and opposes burdens on raw materials, wool, and leather, citing Republican tariff shifts as a comparison. The Sacramento Bee notes potential retaliation schemes and consumer costs. Roosevelt extravagance cited with a large federal deficit and taft administration criticism.

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Taft Taft Taft On Tariffs Debate and Steel of The Times

In a Richmond speech Mr Taft is quoted discussing tariff policy, noting divisions among wool growers, manufacturers, and party factions. The piece cites anticipated tariff impacts on lumber, printing paper, and clothing, with claims of a split among wool growers and potential shifts in alliances affecting tariff support. The report attributes the remarks to the Indianapolis News and Philadelphia Record contexts.

Foreste Canada Quebec United States Philadelphia

Laborer’s welfare verses Queen Elisabeth era life

Secretary Wilson claims the average laborer lives better than Queen Elisabeth did, praising the contrast but highlighting that workers care more about improving living standards at current earnings amid high living costs.

Wilson Queen Elisabeth Quran Elisabeth

Delicacy Out of Season in Arkansas Farm Tale

A 1900 Arkansas survey party stops at a farmhouse while laying the Midland Valley rail line. The farmer offers tea and jokes about having more for storage, highlighting seasonal food humor and old farmer wit.

Toledo Arkansas Midland Valley Stopidato Arkitean Ita MeLond

Total Loss of Hair in Early 20th Century Tale

A garbled 1908 Pittsburgh area report describes a person regaining thick hair after illness and hospital stay, with stray references to a panic in a Philadelphia area trek, and mentions explorers Shackleton and Uleory Uleory theory. The text is largely incoherent but centers on hair loss and a positive hair regrowth anecdote set against period figures and places.

Fragmented note hints at local jokes and lost friendships

The text records a garbled dialogue about a ball game and a boy named Tommy, with a digression on a mother asking why he no longer plays with Frank. It references a coach or adult, a price of coins, and a casual exchange about past friendships and sports activity.

Fragmented OCR snippet with scattered ad and dialogue

The passage presents a jumble of quoted lines about travel humor, romance, fake cures, and smoking ads. It mentions a widow, a ship, a tree unspecified people, and product snippets like De Pieren's Meacant Pellets and Es candy. It reads as clipped promotional and sensational fragments without a coherent single event.

Defiance Starch Proposed To Improve Fabric Finish

A fragment from Woman's Home Companion discusses Defiance Starch offering thinner application and stronger performance to hide fabric fineness and county details. It mentions Nobble, wet cheeks, and Hobbie crying as a consoling scene.

Lawhdry Wetkeat

Footwear Relief and Odd Encounters in A Patchwork Page

A fragment discusses Allen's Fact-Fase aiding tired feet with a testimonial from Lislida Holtert of Providence. It shifts to a humorous exchange about a north pole hat design, then to a line about disputes between purchasers and husbands. The chunk closes with a remark on hiding one’s light under a church letter on a trunk.

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