President McKinley Recites Open Door and Domestic Prosperity
The President’s Message to Congress outlines not startling recommendations but firm support for the Open Door in China, naval and military needs, and domestic fiscal health. It praises national growth, urges tariff and tax prudence, and reviews foreign affairs from China to Alaska, Hawaii, and the Philippines.
Wealthy Man Repays In Trickle To Delay Debt
A Memphis Scimitar item quotes a debt collector recounting a wealthy man who always pays only a portion of his bills. He admits the strategy aims to keep the collector visiting and the debt small, joking that paying in full would end his need for future visits.
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Reminiscences on Art and Public Taste by Gounod
A reflective passage discusses art, the artist, and public opinion. It argues that public trends outpace the individual and that true artists must prioritize their own standards over the age. Wagner is cited as a case illustrating aging relevance.
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Miracle speaking ass sermon quoted in New York Tribune
The excerpt notes a preacher at length discussing miracles and the Bible with the line about God making an ass speak as the provocation for belief. The New York Tribune is cited for the quip attributed to Balaam and his ass.
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Tripped Up and Odd Remarks Echo in Exchange
Fragmentary chatter reveals a playful, shouting exchange about missteps and songs. References to “Songs Without Words” and a dogged question about a man dying young mingle with stray warnings and a stern hint of confusion across witnesses.
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