Democratic Duty to Fight Protective Tariff, Folk Says
Former Missouri governor Joseph W Folk argues in favor of dismantling protective tariffs and limiting privilege. He urges the Democratic Party to oppose monopoly, push equal rights, and back a pure revenue system, noting widespread discontent with the Payne Aldrich tariff and a chance for a major Democratic comeback.
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Pacific Coast
South
William J. Bryan
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Gov. Folk
Taft
the Star
The
Daily Star
Joseph Wingate Folk
Democratic Party
Jefferson
Republican Party
Friends of
Payne Aldrich
Stage Like World Dares and Digits in Old Texts
A collage quotes varied lines from newspapers and magazines noting political chatter about sugar trusts resignations and financial sums, with snippets from Courier Journal Puck Washington Star and references to Taft and Korea. The piece riffs on public figures and media commentary without a single clear news event.
The Toll of Blood in the Coal How America Must Reform
A call for mine safety justice argues that miners’ deaths and injuries require liability reform. It urges compensation paid to dependents and injured workers, independent of negligence, to reduce accidents and curb corporate carelessness. The piece links reform to lower coal costs and greater innovation, urging public awakening and legislation.
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America
No Turkey Here but Thankfulness Letter to the Editor
A letter from Mrs. G. A. H. expresses gratitude to nurses at Wayside Emergency hospital and to Marion Baxter. She credits a fighting chance at life to recovery from a husband's liquor problem and notes hardship during Thanksgiving while caring for two daughters and baby boys. She contrasts thankfulness with fear of rent, sobriety of the husband, and hope for family safety.
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the Star
Johnny Clancy
Marion Baxter
Wayside
Imported hunter mortgages home to pay fine in Chester
An immigrant family faces sharp penalties for poaching in Chester. Giovano Delausado owes 170 dollars for killing one rabbit and nine robins while Domenico Delausado is charged 107 dollars for eight robins and another offense.
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Chester
Europe
Ife
Alderman Stockman
Giovano Delausado
Domenico Delausado
Thanksgiving Reflections From A Boy Of Twelve
A 12 year old writer urges gratitude during Thanksgiving, recalling the Pilgrims and their first feast. He calls on the rich to invite the poor to their tables and emphasizes giving thanks to God for provision and for sharing with others.
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Ernest FE
Obktel
Reflections of a Bachelor on Marriage and Self Image
A reflective column mocks traditional marriage norms noting sacrifice as woman happiness and forgiveness as her solace. It argues women seek praise and men bias generosity toward wives, while humorously admitting the thrill of shaving in the dark without injury.
Not Suitable Quotes From Chicago News
A collection of aphorisms about effort money and judgment. It includes lines on men and raw material kicking abilities and appearances versus realities plus a note about a promoter becoming a financier and a saying about giving a woman rope and hanging washing. The tone mirrors a newspaper quotes feature with multiple maxims.
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Chicago News
Grief and Reconciliation After Birthday Party Plans
A boy apologizes for fighting Billy Smiff and his father expresses relief. The dialogue reveals the quarrel occurred today and that Billy Smiff is hosting a birthday party tomorrow, setting a resolve toward peace.
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Billy Smiff
Real Event in Home Furnishings Store Opens With Low Terms
The store promises high quality and low prices with prompt delivery and fair terms. With Thanksgiving near, it offers large stock of home furnishings and guarantees satisfaction, arranging delivery before Thanksgiving for items chosen by Wednesday noon and financing with $1 down and $1 weekly in many departments.
Oak Writing Desk Sparks Bargain for Week
An illustrated oak writing desk priced at ten dollars highlights a heavily built piece with quartered oak construction and a golden or bird's-eye maple finish. The item offers ample work surface and a roomy drawer, showcased as a weekly bargain.
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Slo
Solid Oak Extension Table Priced At 13.75 This Week
The extension table is heavily built from solid oak and finished in golden or weathered tones. It measures 42 inches in diameter and extends to six feet. This week the table is priced at 13.75 dollars.
Stove special sale with wide range of sizes available
The ad offers stoves of all sizes to fit various needs and mentions accepting old stoves or ranges as trade-ins. It emphasizes affordable options and a broad selection for customers updating kitchen appliances.
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