Nebraska Tax Raise Debate Sets Tone for Next Legislature
Article argues Nebraskans face high taxes and a looming budget fight. It urges electing integrity minded lawmakers to reform state assessment laws and railroad regulation, tying tax relief to fair distribution and honest governance amid looming party tensions.
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Nebraska
Morrison
Morton
Paige
America
Howe
Dellare
Loulel
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Aed
Ingre Vftaly Cepetedd
Srsigh
Detraske Nes
Industrial Clavece
Berteletara
Raele
Avery Parmer
Mediente
Friends of Good Government
Aidus
Issize Co
Omaha
Nes
Marriage and Heredity in a Practical Light
The article argues marriage is driven by home and companionship, but warns hereditary disease and vice can be passed to offspring. It cites cancer insanity epilepsy and scrofula as hereditary risks, noting wealth and social status influence mate choice and may perpetuate illness. It urges readers to consider heredity before marrying to protect future families.
Inherited Disease and Child Welfare Through Diet and Care
The text argues that hereditary disease can be mitigated by early life care. It notes some children of diseased parents may remain single or avoid marriage if they are likely to inherit illness. With proper upbring, including a healthy home, nutrition, outdoor activity, and wise management, a child of a consumptive parent may grow strong, though adulthood remains risky.
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Boston Herald
Vietio
Dre Pierce
Silk Culture in Ireland Promotes Home Silkworm Farming
An Irish association formed in 1887 aims to promote silk culture in the south by planting mulberry trees and rearing silkworms among households. The plan includes distributing trees to families, introducing home reelers, and encouraging sericulture as a family occupation. By contrast, Hudson River shad propagation expands with 2 to 5 million fry yearly, boosting catches from 500,000 to about 2 million, while salmon releases since 1882 yield rapid growth and larger sport catches.
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Ireland
The
Society of Arts
Munster
Count Dandalo
Hudson River
Penobscot
Maine
Albany
New York
Meow Morses Are Dicabled
Farmers warn that horses suffer from spasmodic work patterns and overstrain during harvest season. Heavy one day and light the next harms nerves and stamina, risking widespread illness as roads worsen and tasks increase.
Rattlesnake Trapped in Jug Handle in Kansas Kitchen
In Independence Kansas Mr George W Fisher heard a racket and found a rattlesnake wedged in a jug handle inside a kitchen It had swallowed two eggs and became stuck with an egg on each side of the handle leaving the creature unable to move forward or backward.
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George W. Fisher
Independence
Kas
Start the Boys Right on Farm Management
A reprinted sentiment urges early farming for sons to gain experience. It argues that if farmers allow youths fourteen to fifteen to start their own fields with guidance they will learn to manage land, gain confidence, and reduce early failures, producing competent farmers in adulthood.
Fragmented excerpts mix romance and oddities from a Cuban train tale
A string of clipped vignettes covers loneliness longing for a cottage life and a wife at the piano, a Cuban train scene with a Don Quixote gesture toward beauty, notes on fortunes from the Louisiana State Lottery, and a stray line about cholera appearing as a ghostly disease in a phantom phantom context.
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Philadelphia Times
Don Quixote
Cuba
Dr. Pierce Remedies and Fortunes Mentioned in Gossip
A street conversation contrasts a woman’s recovered spirits after using Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription with praise for the Dulled fortunes of Judge Thurman and the Archduke John of Austria. It touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for consumption and scrofulous disease, while warning against overeating and neglect of health.
Castoria Slogan Echoes Through Generations
An old advertising phrase traces Castoria’s enduring presence from infancy through childhood to adolescence. The jingle emphasizes comfort and consistency as a family remedy across generations.
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Western Newspaper Union
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Tex
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Galveston
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railway
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Filiotts Pavisions College
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Iowa
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Sisters OF the Holy Cross
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