Tariff Law Effects on Mercered Goods Noted in Debate
The article discusses tariff law impacts raising prices on mercerized fabrics and threads, noting higher costs for items with mercerized components. It cites Samuel M Evans on the World's Work and references Senator Aldrich and the Senate committee debates. The piece questions why the price shifts occurred and who influenced the changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ean
Samuel M Evane
Ulirich
Senate
Abbie
Rhete Island
Wage Earners and the Tarim Tariff Debate Sparks National Strife
A fragmented essay argues protectionist tariffs raise wages only domestically while harming consumers and industry, claiming three sectors need shielding from foreign competition. It asserts higher costs in Europe mask real labor value and accuses lawmakers of deceiving the public to benefit colonial interests and patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nepebtiran
Peter
Europe
Landa
Aldrich in Fire and Rubber Tariff Controversy
The piece portrays Aldrich amid controversy over rubber interests and tariff policy. It claims his allies profit from tariff-driven rubber production and questions his moral stance, noting public belief in a forming trust under his influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich
Benator Aldrich
Toas
Ailence
Bristow
WASTING THE PUBLIC MONEY SINCE 1860
The piece argues that U S government spending has surged under Republican administrations and presidents, citing large increases in war and navy appropriations, public official salaries, and new bureaus. It denounces extravagance, taxes, and the burden on farmers workers and homeowners, urging reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Navy
Taft
White House
Cleveland
Lheverwele
Interests Awake on Central Panama Trade Debate
A verbose editorial discusses Panama Canal trade and railroad interests, criticizing Wall Street nerves and Senator Aldrich. It argues tariffs and canal access affect Latin American commerce and hints that political leaders must sacrifice personal interests for leadership. Taft and insurgents are examined in the tariff struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwatemalen
Guatemala Central
Avast
Arep
Booth America
Uitel
South America
Panama Canal
Wall Street
United States
Panama Railwer
Taelfe Matl Breamehin Company
Tatese
Donned Kidney Pills Helped C N W Conductor Heal
George Hahn a C N W conductor from West Chicago recalls a severe wreck injury. He says kidney trouble followed, but after taking Dunne Kidney Pills his health improved, and he recovered fully. The ad endorses Donned Kidney Pills for sale at 60 cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hahn
Arbor Ave
Chicago
Dunne Kidney Pilla
Hoon
Foster-Alliburo Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Baby's Pitiful Eczema Case Prompts Cuticura Remedy
A distressed parent recounts a severe infant eczema case covering head to toe. After trying several doctors and remedies without relief, the Cuticura trio soap ointment and solvent rapidly improved the baby's skin within days, with a visible recovery after three days. The letter from Mrs Joseph Kyussmann of Ridgewood Heights, NY, dated Apr 30 to May 4, 1909, supports the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Cerema
Joseph Kyussmann
St John's Place
Ridgewest Heighto
Fire department member killed in Wichita paper flap
Reporter Hone published a dramatic line Gone to His Last Fire about a Wichita fireman’s death after a loose cart incident. The piece drew backlash and Hone was fired from the Kansas City Journal. Authority and family details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hote
United States
Harry Bowe
Jeaura
Wichita Heaven
Hone
Kansas City Journal
Resinol Ointment Endorsed by Readers Worldwide
A testimonial from M. F. Kran of Bedford London praising Resinol Ointment for skin eruptions and noting it as useful and efficacious. The message also includes a slogan about duty and pleasure, signed by Silas K. Hocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F Kran
Bedford
London
Silas K. Hocking
Fragmented Ad Copy From Historical Page
Readable text shows several ad style fragments and quoted sayings including eye health claims and cigar packaging notes. Mentions Buffalo New York and names Elihu Burritt and Orison Swett Marden appear as sources or slogans. Content is scattered and lacks a single cohesive event.
The Witch Is Father to the Thought Fit
Robert L. Waggoner, president of Baldwin University, spoke on pedagogy noting a major shift in 40 years away from corporal punishment. He described today’s generation as the last to endure whipping, joking that teachers once believed the joke motto The wish is father to the tough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Waggoner
Daldwin Aniversity
Doctor Waggoner
Reward Offered for Hare Hit Paper Cure Claim
An ad offers a $100 reward and a $109 prize for a paper cure for catarrh. It promotes a so called remedy called Maus Catarrh Cure claiming to cure a chronic condition. The notice asserts the cure works by applying to the heel and other body parts with a proprietary preparation. It lists the remedy as the only cure and seeks purchasers with promises of a share in profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Dyce
Fragmented Historic Quote About Cooking and Car Troubles
A garbled OCR snippet shows phrases about cooking being a bother and someone seeking tastes of gasoline when the automobile fan fails. The text appears as stray dialog bits with uncertain attribution and context.
Important to Mothers Inspect STORIA Bottle Remedy
Important to Mothers urges careful examination of STORIA, marketed as a cafe and remedy for Interte and children. The notice mentions various unclear phrases and names including Horatio Steblens and Johs Bright, with reference to a commission and wider social terms. The text is fragmented and reads like a classical promotional notice with dubious claims.
Not Impregnable. Horace Avery Appointed Judge
A clipped excerpt portrays Horace Avery, a K C., newly named judge. A grim exchange follows with a mordant wit taunting Avery about gentility and retirement from the role, revealing the sharp tone of the period and social expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Avery
K C
Lirtiah
Avery
Keep your face toward the sunshine quote by Whitman
An inspirational line attributed to Whitman urges focus on the positive side of life. The saying promotes optimism and resilience, suggesting that attention to brightness will alter perception and uplift mood.
Worth Remembering at Negro Business Mentors meeting
A fragmentary note recalls a New York convention of the Negro Businessmen’s league. A delegate is described as worth 4,000,000 dollars, while the text questions the earnings of a colored brother and includes scattered exclamations. The excerpt reflects rhetorical debate over wealth and racial progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro Business Mente League
New York
Sprouting Up and the Odd Exchange In Frayed Dialogue
A fragmentary exchange shows two speakers debating age and play, with slang and garbled lines suggesting a rural or dated setting. The dialogue hints at teasing and a misheard phrase, highlighting a shy test of boundaries as one speaker questions the other’s participation.
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