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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1909

Page

8

Tariff Bill Slashes Wood Pulp Rates and Cuts Rough Lumber

The new tariff bill lowers rough lumber from $2 to $1.25 per thousand feet and reduces dressed lumber differentials. It raises rates on hosiery and gloves, keeps cotton largely unchanged, and includes major cuts in iron ore, pig iron, scrap iron, and many metal items. It also exempts mechan ically ground wood pulp, allows free cattle hides, and adds a corporation tax with Panama Canal bond authority.

Panama Canal Washington Conference Committee House Dingley Senate Philippine Islands Canada United States Ad Valorem Customs Court of Appeals Internal Revenue Treasury Wickergham Secretary of the Treasury Canal Cuba Knox

European Ostrich Farm Gains Niche in Europe

The only ostrich farm in Europe operates near Nice and is said to be profitable. Incubators are used to hatch eggs because Riviera sun is not hot enough, unlike Africa.

Europe Nice Riviera Africa

Portland Audience Wept Two Gallons Over Mme Butterfly

A Portland physician estimates the audience shed 2048 teaspoonfuls of tears totaling about two gallons in one night of hearing Savage's Mme Butterfly. The claim reflects the show’s emotional impact on theatergoers in the city.

Portland Savage Mme. Butterfly

Patent Medicines Find Welcoming Field in Brazil

Brazil offers an alluring field to American patent medicine makers with no prejudice from Brazilian doctors or patients toward proprietary medicines, opening potential markets in South America.

Brazil

British Women Inventors Patents Rise Among British Women

About 600 patents are granted each year to British women on inventions spanning feminine articles to motors railway cars flying machines and wireless telegraphy.

Turkey Plans Major Road Works Across Empire

The 30 million Turkish population remains largely without motor cars as the government moves to spend several million dollars on improving roads. A motor car service is expected to operate between Damascus and Baghdad soon.

Turkey Damascus Bagdad

Hyde of Land Measure Fades From English Law

An old law defined a hyde of land as land cultivable with one plow. After Henry VIII dissolved the monasteries, Westminster abbots’ lands returned to the crown, marking the decline of the hyde as a land measure and its eventual disuse.

England Henry VIII Abbots of Westminster

Engaged at Last After Twice-Declined Proposal

The couple confirmed their engagement after a years-long back and forth. She initially refused him twice but finally accepted on the third proposal, much to the relief of close friends and family.

Alie

Allen's Foot Ease Promotes Quick Foot Relief

The advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to relieve swollen smarting, aching, hot and sweating feet, corns and bunions. It claims cure while you walk and urges buyers to avoid substitutes, directing to send in payment to Allen’s address for purchase.

Allen Olmsted Lohoy

Non-Expert Opinion on Golf Terms and Domestic Comfort

A humorous dialogue questions the meaning of ferrisome in golf while noting a sense of security from Hamling Wizard Oil at home. The text reflects gender relations and aging as a man recognizes his ignorance of women, portraying common social tensions.

Jim Hamling

Hopelean and Gabble Suitor Talk Stacks of Cash

Tom jokes about Miss Gabble's wealth as the suitor Tick tries to propose. Dick laments being unable to get a word in edgewise while they discuss a potential match in a light, humorous church paper tone.

Tom

Not Her Fault Lecturer Warns on Marriage Age

A lecturer declares marriage at age 82 is everyone’s duty amid scattered remarks about societal roles and personal responsibility. The talk mentions cigars, dealers, and high rollers as part of a broader critique of norms.

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