President Wilson Faces Lobby Clash Over Underwood Tax Bill
President Wilson battles a powerful Washington lobby opposing scheduled reductions in the Underwood tariff bill. He argues for using all tools to push enactment, while critics warn of harm to industries. The lobby, now in the open, targets sugar and other producers with paid ads and public appeals.
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Underwood tariff debate fuels political contention
Amid heated arguments over the Underwood tariff, supporters and opponents trade advertisements and defenses of tariff policy. The piece notes manufacturers warn of broader hardship, while critics claim Democratic leaders misstate opposition views and misjudge public sentiment about protective tariffs and party legitimacy.
Government science plans reshaped by budget squabbles at Fairport dam
Davenport Times notes turmoil as strike limits funding for experiments at the Fairport government dam project. Dr. R. E. Cox resigns amid money shifts, while allocations for institution galleries and new buildings face delays. Officials warn progress hinges on committed personnel and available funds to advance key research.
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Reminiscences of Long Ago Fifty Years Ago
A nostalgic column recalls events from five to fifty years past. It notes John Ghanten an architect arriving in town to solicit building drafts at Hugo Wallace’s Second Street store for a week. Other items mention a donkey and cart incident on West Street and updates on former residents visiting family in the city.
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Burnt Bear’s Race Promise and a Quick Cure
In a frontier tale, Hochaska the smith aids Burnt Bear by crafting a swift cure for a lame pony to win a forthcoming race. The scheme entwines gambling on the horse, a wary alliance with the old chief, and a tense moment as a mysterious figure appears in the night near the birch trees where Ally, the Indian girl, watches.
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Pearl button industry in Mississippi Valley hinges on research
Money is appropriated to conduct experiments at the hatchery and to advance clam propagation. Much remains unseen about the process and the scope of commercial success. Congressman Pepper is urged to secure funding, so Dr. Coker can continue leading the station at Pearlport.
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ZEMO Promises Fast Relief From Itching Skin
An old advertisement touts ZEMO as a clean antiseptic solution for itching and skin conditions. It claims itching vanishes at first application and offers a money back guarantee. Endorsed by a user from Hope Arkansas and promoting wide availability.
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Free Advice To Sick Women From Lydia E Pinkham Co
Suffering women urged to write confidentially to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts for expert advice from a woman reader. No payment required beyond goodwill. Free 180 page Text Book offered by mail.
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Nine-Spot Lameness Scheme Unravels in Pony Tale
In a tense confrontation at the camp, Mallock accuses Hochaska of tampering with Nine-Spot to gain advantage. Burnt Bear, Billy, and Wodashu push for truth as Hochaska appears implicated. A horse-laming ruse is exposed and a plan to bet on the pony’s condition unfolds at Casey's.
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Ladies Aid Meeting Plans in Oak Grove
Kal Oak Grove calendar notes a Ladies Aid gathering with Mrs J D Stuart on Wednesday June 1. Mr and Mrs Wm Flebburn visited Joan Fishburn and her daughter last Sunday while Mrs Goo Shiels hosted a sewing event last Thursday with a gathering of local ladies.
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Last Day of School Celebration at Oak Grove School
The Oak Grove School held its last day festivities with a noon dinner for children and a Sunday program at Spangler Chapel. June dates noted. pupils performed in the afternoon under Miss Ross Due. Friends and relatives attended a picnic as a highlight of the day.
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Controlling Melon and Cucumber Beetles
Daily Hints on Farm Topics by K A Kirkpatrick outlines methods to prevent and manage melon and cucumber beetles. It explains beetle life cycles, damage to leaves stems and fruits, and how these insects spread bacterial wilt. It covers prevention like clean farming, trap crops, early or late planting, physical barriers, and chemical controls including kerosene sprays, arsenicals, and dusts, with notes on hibernation and natural parasites.
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Woman in Alaska Needs Sealskin Coat to Stay in Polis
ABE MARTIN notes a woman insists on a sealskin coat to remain in the polis. Prof. Clem Harner has composed a bassoon solo titled Echass From th Abattoir.
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Handling Plant Disease and Insect Trouble in Crops
The text advises using Bordeau mixture with Paris green at one pound per eighty gallons, to combat bacterial and fungal issues. It suggests heavy initial cultivation, thick planting followed by thinning, mineral fertilizers, and vigorous hill raving before planting to offset pests and promote strong growth.
Washington Republicans Divide on Reform Conference
Nation's Capital May 27 A split emerged among Republican leaders after the national committee acted on party reform. Senator Cummins hails the step toward rejuvenation, while others caution over timing and the need for a full convention. Debate centers on sincerity and how quickly reforms should be pursued.
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