Landslide reshapes national affairs says Cleveland Leader
The piece argues a landslide turnout swept the nation to change in national politics. It highlights Governor Judson Harmon as a leading beneficiary and likely Democratic presidential candidate. It notes big business targets and Ohio’s role in curbing privileged interests amid broad unrest.
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Moses
Judson Harmon
Mmost
White House
Ohio
G& Great
Jeshurun
Cleveland
The Free Trader’s Ongoing Campaign Against Taft
The Des Moines Capital argues opponents of Taft are pro free traders backed by rich importers and foreign manufacturers seeking entry for goods. It labels the free trader as a tireless standpat and says they favor direct taxation while keeping the public at a disadvantage, hinting at dire outcomes if free trade returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Taft
Troney
United States
Stimson on Republicans as Promoters of Human Welfare
Henry L. Stimson, late Republican nominee for New York governor, praised the party for advancing human welfare and social progress. He said the GOP’s motto is forward movement, aiming for individual freedom, social enlightenment, and business protection, not backward-looking.
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Henry L. Stimson
New York
Republican Party
New York Sun
Conserving the People's Money and Budget Reductions
The text commends the president for limiting public service appropriations to actual necessities, noting a reduction of over $44,000,000 in the last congressional session compared with the prior year.
Democratic Insincerity on Tariff Promoters' Actions
An 1909 extra session account notes Democratic members in both branches largely supported maintaining or raising Dingley rates when their districts housed key industries. The piece argues the new tariff has proven effective and justifies itself, contrasting with prior claims of insincerity.
Not Wise to Be Hasty inTariff Reform
Statement emphasizes permanency in tariff law as essential for business and workers. Calls for no rate changes without demonstrated necessity and supports amending tariff when commission reports show specific wrongs after proper hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Congress
Tariff Debates Center on Wage Protection and Trade
The piece surveys tariff impacts on wages with Frank A Munsey urging protection to sustain high U S wages. It contrasts minority wage reports claiming wages follow price levels if tariffs fall with British free trade outcomes showing higher U S wages yet lower prices in protected Europe. It cites tables from Hamilton and Whitaker’s Almanac comparing U S and British wages.
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Frank A Munsey
Washington
the Times
Salzburg
Germany
New York Herald
Munkey
Senate Committee On Wages and Prices
Great Britain
Europe
Whitaker
Hamilton
Michigan
Congressional Record
United States
Leslie’s
Proofs of Protection Benefit Across American Goods
The speaker argues that American protection raises consumer welfare by contrasting current shelves with past foreign goods and citing lower prices, widespread domestic employment, and a Harrisburg plant producing high quality steel sheets for export. The piece contends that protecting industries benefits consumers and refutes the robber tariff critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver McKnight
Europe
Harrisburg
Taft Administration Steady Leader of Conservative Progressivism
The Taft administration has provided direction and stability to the party, proving its worth in all respects. It is praised for a breadth of view free from radicalism, standing for conservative progressivism and the golden mean rather than extremism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Republican Party and labor in American life
The Republican party aims to let the laboring man enjoy more of life’s blessings than workers elsewhere by upholding protectionist principles. It pledges to keep industry moving to sustain demand for labor at the best wages known to mankind.
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Republican Party
America
Protection and Prosperity: Republican Trade Policy Emphasized
The Republicans affirm the protective principle as key to national strength. They claim industries have flourished since 1894 and agriculture remains highly prosperous under this policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Good Republican Doctrine on States Rights and Tariffs
The speaker extols the Republican doctrine of preserving states rights where conditions differ while harmonizing nationwide concerns. He urges fair tariffs and uniform interstate regulation with periodic beneficial legislation, leaving locally specific problems to states.
Millionaire Poet Slapped With Public Skepticism
A Xenia dispatch quoted by the Cincinnati Konquirer voices scorn at a figure described as a millionaire poet. The Houston Post criticizes the notion that wealth and poetic stature can coexist, arguing the idea undermines public confidence in the press.
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The
Cincinnati Konquirer
Xenia
John G. Whittier
Houston Post
What the Flea Has in the Ear for Music
A playful note describes a flea known for a keen ear for music and sharp bite having fine teeth.
Breeding Pedigree Stock Seen as Highly Profitable
Article notes breeding pedigree livestock is notably profitable with careful investment. It advises patient, capitalized breeders to start small, select foundation stock, and build a stud gradually. It highlights Shire and Clydesdale horses and the Suffolk breed as strong farm work options, stressing land quality and proper management.
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Fasho Lon
Atr
Leghorn varieties and crossbreeding trends in poultry
The article reviews Leghorn varieties white brown Buff Black and Dominique noting rose comb and single comb types and Hamburg blood effects. It discusses breeding goals size egg production and constitution and traces past cross breeding with Brahma Wyandotte and Plymouth Rock toward pure breeds for uniform broilers and roosters.
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Hamburg
Plymouth Rock
Poultry Growth Rumored in Sonora Mining Towns
Consul Alexander V. Dye in Nogales reports Sonora's conditions support a poultry and egg business. Last year 119,088 dollars of eggs were imported from the United States and sold at about 60 cents a dozen in Nogales, with higher prices at interior mines. Chickens bring 61 2 to 75 cents each, weighing 3 to 4 pounds, as mining firms increasingly raise their own stock.
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Mexico
Alexander V. Dye
Nogales
Sonora
United States
Rape and cabbage in agriculture economics note
A fragmented note discusses chickens feeding on young cabbage plants and references rapé in an economic context. The text appears as a stray clipping with unclear context and no named individuals or organizations.
Rape As Poultry Green Forage And Shade
The article notes growing rape to feed poultry with ample yard space. Rape should reach about a foot high before old fowls access to prevent overgrazing. Hens enjoy the greens and shade. plants attract insects for birds. In good seasons rape grows quickly, with fair growth in four weeks from sowing.
Uniting Bee Colonies for Strength and Storage
Queenless or weak colonies can be united by placing them atop each other separated by a newspaper. A small passage allows one bee at a time. After one to two weeks the top hive is removed and stored. Equalizing stores may be done, avoiding movement of combs from diseased colonies. Highthiveg can be fed with syrup or liquid honey in a feeder.
Calumet Baking Powder Praised For Consistent Strength
The article warns against cheap baking powders and lauds Calumet as chemically pure, stable, and uniform in strength. It claims Calumet uses tested ingredients, remains constant in strength, resists atmospheric changes, and yields light, wholesome baked goods. It notes physicians and chemists recommend it, endorses state and national pure food compliance, and offers refunds if not satisfied.
Somebody's Darling and the Litt le Printer's Devil
A brief dialogue recounts a girl urging kindness to a young printer's apprentice, asserting his tenderness as somebody's cherished child. The quip frames a townish moral about compassion toward a humble worker.
Cholera Cure Promoted by F J Cheney Co
A health column advocates J Kuss Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as a constitutional remedy. It claims the medicine works on blood and mucous surfaces with 10 to 30 drops and offers a hundred dollar reward for failure. Also recommends Take Alls Family Pills for constipation.
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Nll
Jkus
F. J. Chaney & Co
Loledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drancista
The Will Dispute Ends With Court Ruling
In Probate battle lawyer teams clashed over estate left by Askit Old Skinnerd. Relatives challenged the will in court and the outcome determined who inherited the holrs.
Castoria safety reminder for infants and children
Examine every bottle of Castoria carefully to ensure the signature and branding are correct. The advertisement asserts Castoria has been in use for over sixty years and is the familiar remedy requested by mothers.
Desperate Situation in Home Disharmony
Mrs Dellatt laments the house is the worst cook yet with nothing decent to eat. Dellatt agrees but notes she excels at washing. The hungry husband quips about eating the washing, underscoring a comic domestic strain.
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Mrs. Dellatt
Dellatt
Memory of River Near Miss Inspires Quick Reminder
A narrator recalls a near suicide by river, then notes forgetting swimwear and turning from the plan by memory of swimming tights. The line reflects internal hesitation and a shift from self harm to avoidance.
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James
Dhe River
New Home Remedy Promoted Through Newspapers
A simple kidney and rheumatism remedy is publicized for wide use in cities and small towns. The formula combines Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla with guidance to mix and dose after meals and at night.
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Clydesdale
Randall
Rogers
Eno
R Sele
Parday
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
W. L. Douglas
U.S
Donging Khoen
Web
Douglas
Spark Bt
Ddrookton
Mass
Standard: Oil Company (Incorporated
Dey
Standand Oil Co, (Incorporated
San Francisco
Cvelanad
Orient
Houlie America
Illustrated Nook
Wamburg-American Line
Broadway
P. O. Box
Senpfurs
Leopold Gassner
New York City
Harry Stuckley
Colorado
Arkansas Valley
Calorado
Pardo
Hocky Mord
Fowler
Sugar City
Ordwily
Missouri
Moratura
British Columbia
Nechaco Valley Syndicate
Vancouver
D. C
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
City Realty CG
Winnipeg
Man
Can
Homeseekers
L. A
Pitts
Iowa
Largo
Pitts Land & Developing CO
Houston
Tex
Shawnee
Okla
E. L. Rosebush
Tecumseh
Weld County
BR. Thomas
Uwoor
Coronado Hidy
Leavery
Redfuce Valley Land Syndicate
Amaia
Atulca
Heaven
Hell
Swedenbolrg
Theo Llfa
American Swedenborg
New Yorke
Seid Fur Catalog
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Minneapolis
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Dalhart
Texas
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North Dakota
L.yeaton
Jamestown
N.D
Central West
Bante Fe
S. W
Topeka
Kansug
F.C. Brackney
Burlingame
Kare
Speckwile
Kan
Mehl & Schott
Leavenworth
Sitsgeradd & Co
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Frey
J. Kh
Willams
Selmer
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Wealington
D.Q
W.N. U. Bes Moines
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