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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1902
Page
2
Senate debate on the Philippines policy dominates congressional action from May 6 through May 10 with Lodge defending policy and Beveridge McNair and McNomas echoing harsh critiques. House moves Oklahoma Arizona and New Mexico toward statehood while handling flag amendments and Montezuma proposals. Pension bills and military record corrections finish the week.
The state school for the deaf, three miles east of Council Bluffs, was destroyed by fire late Friday afternoon. The main building and chapel were a total loss. Fire Chief John Templeion of Council Bluffs was seriously injured as three firemen were burned. Inmates appear uninjured. Loss estimated at 400000 with entire structure gone.
Washington May 9 senate committee on privileges and elections again failed to report the house resolution providing for direct popular election of United States senators. St Louis May 9 a steel wire and rod mill costing over one million dollars will be built in East St Louis by a Trenton New Jersey firm with the site kept secret until plans mature.
The article credits President Roosevelt with enforcing the interstate commerce act to end rebates by railroads to large shippers and launching suits to curb discriminations. It notes testimony in Chicago and actions against packers, aiming to reveal or refute conspiracies to restrain trade under Sherman and related laws.
A commentary argues the Cuban tariff concession bill reveals a democratic free trade agenda. It contends Republicans remain united on protection while free traders profit from the momentary split. The piece warns against tariff bias and notes Cuba and Mexico can thrive with or without concessions.
The Philadelphia Press notes Mrs John W Mackay famed Pacific coast millionaire's wife sustains lavish entertainments in London at No 6 Carlton House Terrace with the aid of campaigners. It contrasts parlor culture with the modern living room as social life shifts to spacious, daylight interiors, citing Cadbury village as a model.
Senator Beverage, at the Indiana Republican State Convention in Indianapolis on April 23, lauded GOP governance. He cited debt reductions, federal payments, and enhanced state efficiency, condemning Democratic rules and praising Republican financial stewardship both statewide and nationally. He contrasted with Mr. Bryan’s tariff stance on Cuban concessions and beet sugar protections.
A compilation of quotes from several papers on political issues. The Albany Journal notes delays in opening the so called permanent democratic head quarters in New York. The Indianapolis Journal criticizes both Mindanao policy and wartime rhetoric. The Cleveland Leader mocks Edward Atkinson and his stance on South Africa. The Troy Times discusses William Jennings Bryan declining the Nebraska gubernatorial nomination and his remaining influence.
Velvet care advice recommends using a soft brush to remove dust, then steaming by hovering over a hot flat iron to smooth creases. A damp cloth placed over the fabric with light ironing yields a velvety look similar to panache.
To remove coffee and milk stains from wool use glycerin on the spot, wash with lukewarm water on a linen rag, then press the fabric on the wrong side with a warm iron. Delicate colors remain uninjured by this treatment.
A design for a cozy library corner with shelves above a seat and two small open cupboards on the arms. Extra cupboards with glass fit for rare china or valuable books, optional enamel finish, and a simple decorative bracket. Cushions replace upholstery for a simple seating option.
An article extols salad oil as a versatile dietary aid for delicate people and debility. It recommends mayonnaise dressing for those avoiding cod liver oil, suggests a dessert spoonful at bedtime to reduce drug use, and notes oil can be masked with claret. For nursery use, it advises chest and back rubbing to support lung weakness and skin absorption for nourishment.
A home remedy uses beaten egg white with white sugar and lemon juice to relieve hoarseness. Take a teaspoonful every hour as suggested.
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