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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1895
Page
4
A 1895 editorial reflects on repealing the income tax, Cleveland's possible term, and tariff issues. It notes Kentucky Republicans planning a May convention and suggests St. Louis as a possible site for the next Democratic National Convention. It discusses presidential eligibility, party dynamics, and historical electoral patterns.
Justice Field argues that income tax laws must be uniform and not discriminate against any class. He warns that selecting a burdened minority to bear most revenue undermines constitutional equality and fuels class warfare. The opinion cautions against appeals to prejudice and urges impartial patriotism in taxation.
A Milwaukee Journal tale recounts Bruce a farmer’s guest host who feeds two hungry tramps and invites them in while his family and two sons return to find the scene. When the farmer and sons confront the intruders a chaotic beating ensues as witnesses.
The article describes how young falcons and hawks are trained by their parents through a rigorous, day by day process. Old birds supervise, correct, and reward the youngsters as they practice stooping and striking at quarry, progressing until they can fend for themselves. The piece notes a cultural expectation around falconry training.
The text discusses edible culture to Traian, mentions Theteepa and a predator’s feast from the Alps to Kina, and cites a Roman gentleman famed for inventing the Thad and the Odyssey from memory. It also mentions a sixteenth century upper garment for men with gold lace braiding on all the scones.
Instructions detail road construction from clearing to rolling and finishing. Emphasizes removing vegetation and unsuitable subgrade, filling and compacting in layers, watering and harrowing as needed, and using ballast for heavy rolling. Also covers ditching, borrow earth sources, and final surface treatment before opening to traffic.
Detroit and Toledo departures offer a round trip for 15 dollars per person with meals and berths included. The new ice liner steamers cost 300,000 each and promise modern comforts including electricity and baths. Daily sailings connect Toledo, Detroit, Alpena, Mackinac, Petoskey, Chicago, Duluth, and Cleveland, with service from Cleveland to Matin Bay.
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