Japan Philippine relation and trade proposals in treaty context
An editorial discussion notes Japan's interest in integrating Philippine raw materials to expand mills and secure US preference for Philippine goods over Indonesia. It cites limited cultivation in the islands and contemplates broader economic strategy amid wartime news and a newspaper subscription push linking Chronicle and Examiner offers. The piece also urges readers to stay informed through local and Chicago papers.
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Apan
China
Philippine Islands
United States
Philippines
Java
Borneo
Sumatra
Philippine Commission
Islands
Limited Time Offer for Paper Subscriptions
The notice urges readers to estimate the number of papers now available and promises a liberal offer with a long-lasting good deal. It emphasizes a very limited time window and urges sending in name and address to receive the paper promptly.
Hearst Chicago Examiner special rate notice
Subscriptions for Hearst Chicago Examiner advertised with special rate options. Readers are directed to contact the listing for詳細 pricing and enrollment details.
Populist National Convention Set for St Louis in July
ACatt announced a Populist national convention to be held in St Louis on July 4, two days before the Democratic gathering. The notice outlines event timing and venue as the party lines up for the upcoming electoral season.
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Acatt
St. Louis
Senator Bacon Addresses Tariff Effects On Trade
In a Monday speech Senator Bacon argued that sewing machines sold for 15 in England cost 25 here and that American steel rails could be bought 5 a ton cheaper in England than in Pennsylvania or Alabama, highlighting tariff impact on prices.
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Senator Bacon
England
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Chicago Republicans Fund Roosevelt Nomination Costs
The Chicago Republican Committee backs ordinary costs of Roosevelt’s nomination but rejects payments for champagne Chateau Yquem coaches palace cars and hotel tips. It notes trusts formed since January 1 1898 total 36 506 013 500 of 57 246 342 533. The rise of trusts is linked to the 1897 Republican return to power.
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Tur
Chicago Republican Committee
Chicago
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Congress Debate on Railroads Reimbursement Proposal
Congressman Bakir of New York proposed an amendment to reimburse railroads for supplying the President with special trains and luxuries. Ten Republicans interrupted, a point of order was sustained, and the motion was killed.
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Bakir
New York
United States
Tai administration faces tough immigration paradox
The piece mockingly questions U S policies on Chinese immigration, noting the contradiction of allowing Chinese labor for projects like the Panama Canal while restricting Chinese arrival at home. It cites Congressman Hitt as a restless proponent of a solution in a satirical tone.
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Tai
China
Panama Canal
Congressman Hitt
Pekanonica
Congressional bill breakdown favors and reform call
The article notes that of 1400 laws since last November, under 150 are public bills and half of these relate to river bridges or minor matters. More than 1200 are private bills paying individuals. It argues most issues should be court or department resolved and calls for a single rule: government payments must go through proper departments. It criticizes the rise of favors to constituents.
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Chronicle
The
Congress
Views on Congressional Bills and Exceptional Cases
The speaker notes that Congress should focus on a few exceptional bills each year rather than hundreds. He argues some cases merit time due to extraordinary services or unique issues, but warns against proliferating twelve or thirteen hundred bills annually.
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Congress
Hearst Candidacy Seen as Labor Vote Test
A Burlington Gazette editorial argues that Iowa Democrats may instruct their delegation to support William Randolph Hearst at St Louis. It contends Hearst could unite labor backing across parties and be elected president, given massive funds and organized campaign efforts.
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the Gazette
Iowa
St. Louis
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Roosevelt
United States
Burlington Gazette
Simple frost protection for beans and peas
A yarn string stretched across rows of beans or peas and tied to sticks above the vines can trap frost on the line rather than the plants. If late frosts occur as predicted, this simple method may be worth trying to protect crops.
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Jack Frost
Iowa Patents Listed by J E Beebe and Others
A list of patent authors and items including a nack-yoke center, antiseptic toothbrush holder, electrical telephone apparatus, saw-cover, cream separator, and sash-lock. The note invites readers to mail ten cents and the paper date to C A Snow & Co in Washington DC for copies.
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J. E. Beebe
Harlan, Nack-Yoke
J. A. Cochrane
Cincinnati
P.H. Fisk
W.C. Happe
Davenport
C. T. McCarroll
Ottumwa
D. Wilde
Washington
C. A. Snow & Co
D. C
Swallowed safety pin fright ends with X-ray find
A two year old girl on a farm between Monroe and Galesburg swallowed a safety pin. Doctors located the pin in the intestines via X-ray and confirmed it was closed. The pin was returned to the anxious parents. Also notes advise Chamberlain’s remedy for colic and a classified travel job ad.
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J. C. Boot
Monroe
Galesburg
Fred Carpenter
Robb & Leonard
Boot
Newton
Move South for year round farming and fattening feeds
The article urges farmers to relocate southward to work outdoors all year, arguing stock and crops benefit from warmer climates. It cites velvet bean and cassava as cheap high fattening materials from Alabama and Florida, promoting more money with less labor in southern farming, fruit growing, and truck gardening. Readers are invited to write for more information.
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Alabama
Florida
South
Anti-Diuretic Drug Marketed for Nighttime Incontinence
An advertisement touts a $100-Dr EB Decthou anti diuretic claimed to help children with nocturnal bed wetting. It promises rapid relief and broad efficacy for old and young, sold by a local druggist in Pella, Tennessee.
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EB. Decthou
Keabies
Pella
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