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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1900
Page
2
A fragment of verse urges small acts of wine and song to brighten lives. It speaks of speaking a little word, sharing a singing, dropping echoes in a lonely vale, and making hearts lighter. It asks for love and care to ease the burden of a toiling brother.
A grandmother recounts a childhood memory of a needlework prize near Madam Ware's home. The narrator and sister Patience compete in a four week sampler contest. The prize goes to Patience for careful work while the narrator learns a lasting moral about tending to small habits.
Prof Van Deman explains girdling in early summer to induce fruit bud formation in apple and pear trees. A full bark ring or long two inch wide strips around the trunk can disrupt sap flow and encourage buds, while stone fruits are more fragile and less in need of such treatment.
A witty New York Press quip collection reflects on marriage finances infidelity and polite hypocrisy. It lampoons wives ministers and husbands using sharp lines about ink brushes love letters and moths in winter coats to expose social pretensions.
Senator Hale denounces imperialism and cites a history of robbery and corruption tied to colonial possessions. He contends current American ventures repeat past evils and warns the nation against embracing imperial ventures seen in recent months.
Hon. Wm. Sulzer of New York cites McKinley remarks from 1888 and 1900 to argue government funds are deposited in national banks as non interest bearing. He claims the treasury holds over 100 million of the people's money with banks and earns nothing for the public.
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