Beet sugar industry in United States faces import threat
The piece notes beet sugar supplies half of national consumption and U S production rising from 17 094 tons in 1897 to 690 000 tons in 1911. It highlights 247 600 004 acres suitable for beets, soil benefits, and high domestic labor costs, then warns New York importers seek to remove duty and cripple beet sugar to gain a monopoly.
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United States
Agricultural Department
New York
Sizar
Sugar War Looms As Beet Growers Hit The Big Stage
Indianapolis speech by C C Hamann chairman of the United States beet sugar industry declares a showdown this winter over tariff policy. He accuses Arbuckle and Spreckels of opposing beet sugar and argues free sugar would hurt beet processors and raise consumer prices. He cites coffee price increases and the 600 000 ton domestic beet crop to explain current sugar prices and warns the public to demand a sugar duty.
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Washington
C. C. Haman
United States
Ham- Yin
Indianapolis
John M.rbuckle
C. A. Spreckels
Theo L
Porios
Arbuckle
Spreckles
John Arbuckle
Europe
Root Juice praised by inspectors and doctors use
Investigators visited the Root Juice laboratory and found strong evidence of its medical impact. Letters from Indiana and Ohio druggists praise sales and cures, with testimonials from Franklin and Swayzee Brothers' drug store noting rapid relief for rheumatism kidney troubles indigestion and general weakness validation from multiple customers.
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Fort Wayne Journal- Gazette
Indiana
Ohio
R. C. Wood
Franklin, Ind
Hamlet De Fake and The Heavy Man Exchange Barbs
A satirical exchange features Hamlet De Fake accusing a town of being thoroughly bad if any Bible truth exists. The Heavy Man retorts that the Bible has no bearing, citing misapplied moral judgments by citing fruit as proof.
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Hamlet de Fake
Days And Nights Ambiguous Fragments From Jin Text
Ambiguous OCR fragment references days and nights with unclear names and quote marks. Reads like a partial literary note or headline fragment lacking full context or identifiable people, places, or dates.
Berlin suburb bids newborns a savings book
Schoeneberg a municipal district of greater Berlin passes an ordinance to issue every newborn a pass book showing a deposit of one mark. The city presents the deposit not as compensation for birth but as an incentive to thrift for child and parents.
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Schoeneberg
Greater Berlin
Young boy declines to give away toys for cousins
A five year old, asked to share his toys with a poorer baby cousin, agrees then says he wants to keep some for his future grandchildren. The exchange highlights the child’s generosity tempered by foresight. The remark, voiced with earnest maturity, reflects family values and long term thinking.
Real Victory Through Kindness in Adversity
The quote reflects a moral lesson: true victory is not triumph over others but starting kindness when harm begins. It urges restraint and humane response to injury, elevating character above vengeance and emphasizing moral strength.
The Philosopher of Folly on Mourning Fashion
A fashion note in Real Consolation urges women not to look dismal in mourning and praises dressmakers as the true oil of joy. The Philosopher of Folly laments that many people boast conviction yet fail to act with resolve like stock actors.
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Philosopher of Folly
Unclear fragment hints at old obituary or note
Fragmentary OCR reads about a waited fate and immortality, mentions Van Dyke and Thomas burying in Lancaster County, with a scene of cords and confinement, suggesting a local grave or burial note without full context.
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Valuchie
Bers
Everett
Romeo
Vaile Shoe CO
Kokomo, Indiana
Swayzee Brothers
Jess
Jin
Jim
Claus
Teaven
Manchester
Unio
van Dyke
Lancaster
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