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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1900
Page
2
The Chicago Americ summary outlines the 1900 race with McKinley and Bryan in focus. It condemns Roosevelt as impulsive and risks war with key powers, while praising McKinley’s steadfastness and criticizing Roosevelt’s temperament and potential presidential impact.
Richard Croker argues readers should compare the Kansas City Democratic platform with the Philadelphia Republican platform. The piece contends that trusts imperialism and large armies threaten American opportunity, warning that a standing army and conscription could arise under imperialist policy and warning against the dangers of centralized power and mercenary forces.
A political analysis contrasts McKinley and Bryan, criticizing civil service reform reversals and war actions, while praising Bryan as a principled opponent. It argues for an honest president, free of Boss Hanna’s influence, to defend popular government and national markets. It links candidate choices to the Declaration of Independence and economic strategy amid international tension.
A reflective poem by Mila Wheeler Wilco contemplates death as a journey to a familiar homeland beyond the grave. The speaker envisions crossing the intervening space to join loved ones, finding comfort in reunion and the grave’s supposed victory shedding its sting.
A 19th century domestic guidance piece urges women to acquire many skills. Practical methods are offered for cleaning gloves and lace using gasoline, magnesia, and Pearline to refresh hems and ribbons, roll lace for washing, and air dry. The tone emphasizes thrift, efficiency, and self-sufficiency within a stated allowance.
The piece advises cooking dried fruits separately due to differing cooking times, recommends nuts for winter nutrition and salt as a preservative, and describes a method to boil eggs using a chafing dish to yield creamy whites and crumbly yolks after seven to eight minutes.
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