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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1913
Page
3
A pastor and preacher recount a field encounter with an elderly man living in a poorhouse. They lead him to see heaven as a mansion and secure a personal decision for Christ through repentance and faith, culminating in a public confession and commitment.
The Boston Herald notes Republicans and Progressives may fuse under the Republican banner. Michigan shows factions uniting to nominate for state offices while Roosevelt’s influence wanes without the issue. Fusion may occur on progressive grounds, easing cross party cooperation.
Washington observers link party alarm over growing appropriations to leaders preparing a bill to push an income tax amendment. They believe ratification is near and expect at least 100 million dollars in annual revenue, with some suggesting tax funds could allow tariff cuts beyond current plans.
The text notes that factory loom operations cause labor displacement and wage cuts as profit margins shrink. It cites Lawrence where about 10,000 workers are jobless, roaming for work due to manufacturers delaying production and storage amid uncertain tariff fears for the coming fall.
The New York Herald Independent comments on Democrats professing hatred of monopoly yet pushing for federal meddling to regulate all business. It argues this would create a vast, demagogic monopoly under political control.
A Belgian maker vows to travel on the first steamer with allies if duties on cotton denims and bedtickings are cut by ten percent, aiming to seize a large portion of the market for these goods.
Representative Democrats side with former Senator Beveridge urging distrust of the Republican party. The Omaha Bee notes strong cross party sentiment and calls for lasting political realignment.
The message argues that reasonable protection preserves fair competition while overregulation harms it. It cites Holland’s dikes as a model, noting safety relies on maintaining dikes to provide ample protection. A single broken mile would be as disastrous as widespread failure.
The Pujo committee reports three divergent views on the so called money trust. The majority names J P Morgan & Co First National National City Kuhn Loeb Lee Higginson and Kidder Peabody as dominant players and urges new banking and stock exchange controls. A Republican minority disputes the term money trust but agrees on risks in New York Boston and Chicago and calls for careful study before sweeping legislation.
District Attorney Whitman announced the $25,000 fund to release Harry K Thaw from Matteawan would be laid before the March grand jury which is to assemble on Monday in New York.
Washington March 1 The senate passed a bill providing an eight hour workday for all women workers in the District of Columbia The measure was proposed by Senator La Follette.
A Kansas City family breakfast becomes a quiet clash over piety and speech when a devout father thanks God for sunshine and a visiting child's quip condemns prayer about the weather. The boy challenges the rigid form of worship by insisting prayers should not address the weather.
Mrs. Jones reads of a bride who could not speak after walking away from the altar, a tale noted as a sad case. Old Mr. Jones sighs that luck favors some in a world full of surprises.
A light kitchen joke unfolds as a waitress quips about yesterday's canary and today’s roast hare on the menu. The scene mixes dining banter with a nod to familiar Castoria advertising line references.
A collage of playful quips and ads shows Bilk-Do lampooning a playwright, Mrs. Austin promoting Bag Pancake mix for grocers, Blobbs Skinnum touting a mining venture, and Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething. A comic line contrasts bulging ankles with hidebound stockings.
Old days quote notes debt spur many a slow man to sprint. The fragment suggests medical cure claims and a humorous proverb about urgency and money. No clear person, place, or organization identified.
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