Johnson Quote Reflects on Truth and Tricks
A dated quotation attributed to Dr. Samuel Johnson contrasts truth’s constancy with the trouble of tricks. It asserts truth is always near and ready to speak, while deception strains invention and requires many more tricks to appear successful.
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Samuel Johnson
Tom Johnson Reform Leader In Cleveland Contest
The people of Cleveland endorse reformer Tom Johnson by a wide margin. He campaigns against Mark Hanna on street car fare, advocating 3 cent fares, while opponents push 5 cents. The piece contrasts Johnson with plutocracy and praises his record in Ohio and city leadership. It also discusses salt trust profiteering hitting woolgrowers and rail settlement, noting Harriman and Keene as empire builders and criticizing Eastern fake mining companies.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Tom Johnson
Mark Hanna
Hanna
Johnson
Trust
Congress
West
Harriman
Union Pacific
Jim Hill
Keene
Baker City
Oregon
Elve
Woodplic
Stop Yo Capering Round by March Poem in Denver Post
A playful poem by James Barton Adams mocks a capering mood and a weather man. It contrasts spring and winter images and uses lively dialect to critique optimism about a blue sky and green ground. The piece reads as light verse about perception and timing.
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Mery
James Barton Adams
Denver Post
A Lesson in Free Trade Inference from Porto Rico Trade
Treasury figures show imports from Porto Rico rising from under 2000 to about 5000 and exports increasing from just over 23000 to around 312000. The St Louis Mirror argues free trade with Cuba Philippines and others would yield similar or better benefits than Porto Rico.
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Treasury Department
Washington
Porto Rico
Sey Ohoun
St. Louis Mirror
Leon
United States
Fiavires
Cuba
Philippines
Cme of
Value of a Reputation in a Bullfrog Song
A Washington Star poem notes a bullfrog by a river singing all day despite critics. The refrain shows resilience and a growing reputation as the creature continues to croak through the day.
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Washington Star
Coat Ad Promises Warmth For Thin Bodies
An advertisement asserts Scott's Emulsion builds firm flesh and supplies enough fat to meet nature's needs, providing bodily warmth. It offers a free sample upon request and lists Scott & Holland at 469 Pearl Street, New York.
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Scott
Scott & Howne
Pearl Street
New York
Wine of Cardui Claims Restored Health for Women
A Victorian era health claim recounts how Wine of Cardui aids menstrual irregularities and general health. It cites over a million users, praises effectiveness in stubborn weakness, and features Miss Iida M Styler of Brooklyn as an example of improved vitality and social standing.
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Abe
Cardui
Misa Iida M. Styler
Ber Street
Brooklyn
N.Y
Gardui
Snyder
Brooklyn East End
McElroe
Cardus
Thedford
Miss Snyder
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