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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1901
Page
7
A sermon recounts Paul’s escape from Damascus in a basket, urging that small actions and unseen helpers shape history. It links the perilous rescue to countless quiet toils by parents, neighbors, and ministers, insisting no insignificant act escapes God’s plan.
In a Kansas City Times interview Missouri's Senator Vest shifts from free silver to caution. He criticizes Bryan as a fallen party idol and says the 1904 campaign should stress an income tax, anti trust stance, and territorial policy. He fears continued prosperity under Republicans and predicts Democrat defeat if policy stays the same.
The Chicago Inter Ocean and the Indianapolis Journal mock Pennsylvania Democrats for denouncing Republicans and avoiding principled campaign stance. They compare demagogic rhetoric to a retreating army while praising no Democratic leadership. Bryan faces critique over a dispatch on William II’s mother. editors argue such moves are political optics, not policy.
An editorial notes the 1898 surplus myth, citing July and August revenue surpluses. calls for further tax abolitions and contrasts Republican and Democratic fiscal management from 1861 onward, praising wartime funding and subsequent debt reduction under GOP leadership.
Architectural notice outlines a double flat brick house for $2,500 with five rooms per floor including two parlors a dining room and vestibule on each level. Features include gas piping hot air heat separate furnaces, brick underpinning clapboard exterior yellow brick chimneys and decorative details.
A compilation shows varied editorials on Bryanism and democracy’s fate across states. References to tariff battles and steel trust funding highlight national mood, with remarks from Albany Journal Detroit Free Press St Louis Globe Democrat Philadelphia Times Cincinnati Commercial Tribune and others.
Honore Baudre, an elderly amateur scientist, unveils a geological piano at the Brest international exposition. After 33 years of work using stones from Auvergne and Canada, he claims one stone yields the low C and praises the instrument as purer music than any other. He vows not to sell it or travel to America despite offers.
Cornwall once supplied nearly all the world’s tin but now yields about seven percent. The Malay Peninsula dominates with around 60 percent, followed by the Dutch East Indies at nine percent, reshaping global tin production.
The tooth brush plant is a wandering creeper found in Jamaica. Natives cut a stem, fray the ends to make a toothbrush, and prepare dentifrice by pulverizing the dead stems.
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