Platform Adopted by the Democratic Convention
The Democratic platform from Denver proclaims anti graft, calls for home rule, and denounces Republican excess. It urges economy, tariff reform, and opposition to centralized power, while supporting labor rights, judicial independence, and measures on railroads waterways and Panama Canal. It endorses direct senatorial elections, tariff revision, and protection of workers, with emphasis on Pan American relations and naval strength.
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An Honest Doctor Advised Perwin
The Sick Man's Friend Robust Health Ruined. ER Sylvester ER Smith, Room 218 Granite Block St Louis writes of recovery after using Perna. He describes wretched health from exposure and dampness, bronchial issues, and early illness, then rapid improvement and full restoration in three months. He offers thanks for the treatment.
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Kingly Farmer Turns Royal Dairy to Profit in Greece
Washington Herald notes that many British nobles drift to money making as incomes lag. It profiles King George of Greece as a popular democratic monarch who runs profitable estates near Corinth and Patras, farming chickens cherries and other fruits and producing wine.
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Justice in Iceland and Levland’s unique order
The passage describes Icelandic justice as without prisons or police, claiming only two thefts in a thousand years. One involved a native who stole to feed his starving family and was not punished due to his degradation. The other concerns a German who allegedly stole seventeen ships and was sentenced to restore value and exit the country.
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Japanese youths train in power exercises from childhood
The text describes both boys and girls in Japan learning strength training from an early age, noting that women are nearly as strong as men by maternity. It mentions an example of a group of girls parading along a road, stepping back, then leaping over a fence with agility.
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