American Protectionism and Its Economic Effects
A fragmented analysis argues that protective tariffs raise wages and lower prices by fostering competition, better methods, and cheaper production. It discusses how protection stabilizes American manufacturing and labor, enabling steady profits and market access abroad through tariff safeguards and raw material draw backs. The piece contrasts protection with free trade, noting potential inequality and dangers to labor in liberal markets. It cites examples on sugar, tin, and cotton and reflects on the global context of trade.
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Searce
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United Kingdom
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Java
Friends of Protection
Tribune
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Union
New York
Tritanic
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Mroumer
Devenberg
Vavelensy
New York City
Tariff debate on wool and carpet trade in Congress
The article discusses wool production, carpet wool, and a push for protection, with references to Captain A. E. Shepard, Prof J. H. Dodge, and Senator Aldrich. It recalls Rhode Island political maneuvers for free trade, claims Democrats mismanage tariffs, and notes impacts on mills, wool growers, and domestic industry.
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A. E. Shepard
Texas Weol Firaweis” Association
Committee of Ways and Means
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Department of Agriculture
J. Kh. Dodge
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Cleveland
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Aldrich
Rhode Island
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New England
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New York
Atary Witney
Cher
Providence
Antihodesland
Friends of the Perpetual
Pieman
Undde Island
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Mysterious burglary and mirror theft at East Childrenge area
A late 19th century report details a break in at No 6 Tallerde Place owned by George High. A thief entered via a second story window, stole diamonds and jewelry, and fled as a struggle with the residents sparked smoke and alarm. The recovered broken mirror was returned to High, now housed with Inspector Subaiek’s files. The article also surveys chimney design and a lengthy note on economic debt and governance.
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Chiledge Avenue
Poles Station
Shem
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Wédle
George High
Tallerde Place
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Lake Mienthin
Subaiek
Wighanit
Jerusalem
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Rihuul Oudtylag
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Muerecia
Cathal Cweliel
Susankeing
Wits
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Bbs Brethren
Herty
Mary
Wwe
John Te Banligh
Maal
Remarkable Nankin Tower Built After Long Effort
Amid years of toil and a vast outlay of about £299,000, the Chinese Guy e Tramen completed the celebrated Telerealin tower at Nankin in 1859. Reports describe it as the most marvelous structure ever erected by man, its height and grand design inspiring awe.
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Cenacleas Lalor
Portelain
Nankin
Sunday School Lesson Reflections and Language Notes
A dense, era style fragment reviews a Sunday school lesson focusing on prayer and psalms, with discussion of Hebrew terms for mercy and forgiveness. It (fragmentarily) traces interpretations of repentance, prayer posture, and Christain soteriology, mixing quotations, notes, and marginal commentary from a teacher or editor.
Wright and the Oyster Feast at Duston News
In a Duston News retelling of a tale from Wright and companions, a comedic scene unfolds as Rory Ban Woeht and Beaty Wright share a meal of stew, pies, oysters, and crackers. A showy order leads to witty exchanges, as Wright cautions against repeating the misheard commands while the group enjoys the feast.
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Beaty
Wright
Penty Wright
Boone
Rey Wright
Duston News
Spring Medicine Promised to Restore Vital Blood
A 19th century advertisement extols Spring Medicine as a blood purifier strengthening the body. It claims many suffer fatigue and headaches in winter from impure blood and that the remedy improves kidney function, vitality, and overall health. The pitch urges readers to try the product this spring.
Fragmented Washington note yields quizzical fishing tale
A curious Washington official narrates a mishap with a nibble during a fishing anecdote that ends with a line snapping and a broken tackle. The scene features clergymen, a friend, and a chatter of medical ads and company names, all in muddled printer’s ink.
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Washington
Cautious View on Cure for Consumption
An old adage about curing consumption is questioned as prudent but uncertain. The text argues early care matters and suggests Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as sometimes important. It also references caution about relying on unproven cures and contains garbled phrases and misprints.
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