What a Democrat Thinks on Tariff and States Rights
In January a major U.S. newspaper asked Governor Douglas how the Democratic party should win. He urged tariff reform as paramount, opposition to centralized federal power, elimination of special privileges, unity on core democracy, and warned that high tariffs foster trusts and graft. He favored state rights and warned against monarchical power, stressing the original constitution and Union. Port-au-Prince notes ongoing unrest and near-anarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Douglas
Democratic Party
New England
Athactonth
Masachusetts
Bryan
Money in Flowers and the Rise of Women Florists
The article argues that flowers enrich homes and profitable work for women. It notes poorer households often cultivate more flowers and praises flower growing as a business, citing a widow and daughter earning from bulbs and local demand. It details plant division methods and root propagation for quick, substantial gains, urging poor girls to start with perennials and easy-to-root plants.
The Collie as a Working Dog
The article argues col lies are often seen as ornaments rather than workers and notes many puppies show farm work aptitude. It compares dogs learning from others and from country life, suggesting natural variation in interest and capability.
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Wes
Brighton
Mass
Greystone
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Douglass OF
Port Au Prince
Jesse White
the Collie
B. E. Witte
Bexar Hotel
Alfred Lanner
San Antonio
E. B. Rhodes
Groessk
Tex
O.L. Wiley
Travis Ave
Dallas
Foo.c
Southwest
Southland Kennels
Waxahachie
Texas
Taft
J. D. Cook
Linton
Texas Matrimonial Club
T. M. Club
Station
Houston
Bernard Brown
Houstor
Buster Brown
Schosser
Sartor & Roenmpre
Sartor & Roempke
W. Commerce St
Houston Structural Steel Co
Bee County
Bee
California
Florida
C. W. Hahl &Co. Commercial Bank
J. H. Terrill
Terrill Medical Institute, Inc
Conroy Bldg
Alamo Plaza
Dallas Grain & Seed Co
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