President's 1888 message cites tariff reform and curb on trusts
The President's annual message to Congress surveys the tariff burden, trusts, and monopolies, urging a just revision to aid farmers workers and consumers. It condemns private gain at public expense, calls for fiscal reform, and outlines foreign policy, pensions, and constitutional obedience.
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Removing tattoo marks proposed by Paris doctor
Paris correspondent reports M Variot of Paris has devised a method to erase red blue and black tattoos using needle prickling blood injection and nitrate of silver cauterization tested on prisoners hospital patients and animals with skin returning to near normal after about a month and little discomfort.
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Dr. Variot
Paris
M. Variot
Paris Biological Society
London Telegraph
Diamonds and Duty Bring Laughter to a Train Car
A husband gifts his wife diamond earrings claiming they inspire more exercise and care for the jewels. A Chicago-bound traveler jokes with a conductor about passing St Louis while a Nebraskan is jailed for sausage theft. whimsical snippets conclude the page.
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Boston Courier
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