Philippines and US strength through domestic development
The article reflects on how the yellow fever spread from the Philippines via returning soldiers and argues national power grows not from conquering new lands but by developing domestic resources. It cites William T. Stead on making the Philippines truly American and warns against ruling far territories merely to police them.
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Philippines
South Africa
William T. Stead
Pote
Stead
United States
Reland
India
England
Hime
Democratic Party Ties to Lincoln Jefferson Ideals and South Africa War News
The piece argues W. J. Bryan remains a key Democratic voice while urging reform toward a direct election of senators. It cites Jefferson Lincoln and Quay controversies, notes a Lincoln Jefferson lineage for the new democracy, and reports a dangerous smallpox like disease spreading across states with rising cases yet few deaths.
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Pennsylvania
Levis Post
Jefferson-Jackson-Lincoln League
Cajontes
Ohio
Lincoln
Jefferson
Jackson
Itec
New York City
Ohie
Minnesota
Pioneer life fades as old characters drift into memory
An elderly Barro recounts a life of migration from Sacramento to Cariboo, lamenting reduced freedom and limited future prospects. A chorus of forest creatures voices concern about hunters, price on pelts, and changing tastes, while a Magpie and Owl observe from the den as the scene closes.
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Sacramento
Cariboo
Ani
Imaginary happiness and frontier conversation end in dusk
In a tale set on the old stage road, Amat Harro and Barro discuss longing and memory. A talking pole cat, prairie dog, and coyotes drift through a scene of imagined journeys and rugged companionship near a creek as an old farmer watches, the speaker identified as HERT HUFFMAN.
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Barro
Lepaly
Fred
Aden
Tirother Burro
Pole Cat
Amd
Hert Huffman
English Strengthened Against Invasion Warned
An editorial warning compares England’s defenses to a weak stomach unable to digest nourishment. It argues the army and navy would fail against a sudden invasion and urges using a remedy called Aeverene priets to cure various ailments and restore vigor. The ad claims it strengthens nerves, improves sleep, and renews energy, noting a private revenue stamp on the bottle.
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England
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