Abraham Lincoln Tariff Policy Debate
A verbose column surveys tariffs and party positions during the Wilson era. It contrasts Democratic spending with Republican tariff ideals, cites shell steel demand, and recalls Lincoln era protectionist thoughts. The piece argues for or against tariff reforms and cites Daniels and Roosevelt in a broader party critique.
Democrats Divide Over Tariff Sentiment
The piece notes broad differences among Democrats on tariff policy with William Jennings Bryan praising the Underwood Wilson tariff as the best for building contracts. It mentions crowded yards and springtime illnesses with an advertisement for Dr King’s New Discovery claiming quick cold relief and cough healing.
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Physician Miltenberger Returns From Chicago Course
The Springfield Republican notes that Dr Miltenberger spent Friday in Chicago pursuing a post graduate course in surgery. The item suggests he will bring advanced skills back to his hometown.
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