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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1896

Page

9

Reciprocity in Trade Shows Gains for American Industry

The National Association of Manufacturers argues for restoring commercial reciprocity treaties abrogated by the Wilson tariff. They cite Brazil Cuba and other Latin American partners, showing increased exports and reduced duties under 1890 act while warning of harm from treaty termination and urging bipartisan support for renewed reciprocal agreements.

Theodore, C. Search Philadelphia National Association of Manufacturers West Indies Central America South America Lst Brazil United States Brasil Cuba Bugar West India Spain Blaine Ste Porto Rico Santo Ord Epl Salvador British West 1 Indies British Guiana Nicaragua Honduras Guatemala Wressenbereeeneee Ed Balvador British West Indies Homguarad Iz Exeo Hiseeters

British Trade and European Population Trends

A survey of the British Board of Trade shows imports and exports for the first quarter of the year. figures in pounds and dollars mirror economic shifts. It notes strike levels in Great Britain from 1589 to 1895, France iron and steel output, and European population growth with Hungary, Britain, Russia, Germany, Turkey, and France cited. Additional items discuss price changes, dairy industry scale, and correlations between alcoholism and insanity in France and the United States.

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Diamond Pin Trick Wins Vote In Tight Race

A rural legislative contest ends with May using a diamond pin to expose a dishonest return. The doctor’s charges backfire when May offers the pin for $20, buys it, then reveals the real diamond later and wins the election. Also noted are train routes and a kitchen scene joke from New York Weekly.

May Louisville New York Weekly

Government costs and dairy efficiency compared with Europe

The article argues for urging dairy farmers to improve herd quality and reduce cow numbers while noting that Denmark and Holland yield more milk and butter per cow at higher prices. It then presents a treasury bureau of statistics table on per capita government expenses over time, highlighting rising costs across departments, pensions, river and harbor appropriations, and district expenses, with implications on whether costs are borne by residents and foreigners alike.

Lancaster Department of Agriculture United States Denmark Holland Treasury Department Bureau of Statistics Agricultural Department District of Columbia

The Alcohol Question In France And United States Debate

A fragmented discussion on alcohol and insanity cites chloralium and chloroformium as factors and questions whether alcoholic drinks drive mental decline. It notes French socialist views blaming alcohol for rising insanity and asks how to reform consumption in the United States by substituting cheaper wines, brandy, and absinthe, while pondering practical implementation.

United States France

Man in Shabby Dress Suit Explains Wardrobe Clash

A Chicago Post item recounts a floor manager asking why his wife isn’t at the dance while the man in the shabby dress suit explains they attend informal entertainments rather than full dress events. He notes they own one suit each and a gown, hoping to join the same social class next year.

Chicago Post Dreas

Mold Preventive Tip for Jars

A simple method to stop mold is to place a few drops of glycerine around the jar edges before sealing. This preventive measure keeps contents fresher and reduces mold growth after FA changes.

The Card Game Of Life In A Global Card Play

An allegorical meditation compares life to a card game where players shuffle, deal, and trump fate. It contrasts hearts for love with clubs for war, shows gamblers risking fortunes, and notes the spade’s final finish ending all games and lives across ages and lands.

Tony Bower Yomalan Graves

Cost of Entering Society in Gotham Fashion World

A New York World excerpt argues the modern debutante costs about 60 000 dollars, with education, wardrobe, and social polish piling up. Expenses cover cradle dressing, schooling, riding, music, travel, and a debutante trousseau, totaling far beyond modest means for many families.

Mammon Conservatory Fifth Avenue Madame

Prolongation of the Dreibrund and Africa Talks

A Venice despatch reports Emperor William and King Humbert agreed to extend the Dreibrund to 1902 with an offensive and defensive clause. They discussed Africa and peace talks, and a new expedition under the Duke of Aosta may sail to Abyssinia in September if negotiations fail. King Humbert and Queen Margaret with Victor Emmanuel joined the German emperor aboard the Hohenzollern.

Paris Venice William Humbert Duke of Aosta Margaret Elnes Victor Emmanuel Prince of Naples Germany

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