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Newspaper

Van Wert Weekly Bulletin

Location

Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1890

Page

7

Mills and Mills the Free Trade Illusion

The Chicago Tribune argues against Mills and Flower supporting free trade, claiming America’s cheap machinery and high labor costs abroad would yield Britain and Europe an edge in manufactured goods. It notes England’s identical use of machinery, higher wage efficiency, and the danger of lockouts and wage cuts.

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Reciprocity Defined Not a Concession to Tariff Reform Advocates

The McKinley tariff reciprocity provision applies to a few articles and allows the President to suspend duties on sugar molasses coffee tea and hides if reciprocal trade is unequal. It targets only articles currently free or duty-reduced under the act and preserves tariff protections for American manufacturing. The Chicago Journal emphasizes it is not a move toward free trade or a concession to tariff reform advocates.

Senate Conference Committee United States Seach Chicago Journal

Is the Democratic Party a Free Trade Party

R. H. Jones argues in Chicago Inter Ocean that the Democratic Party is not a free trade party. He contends they seek a tariff for revenue only, taxing unskilled products while leaving skilled domestic goods unprotected. He accuses Democrats of hypocrisy and labels such tariffs as disguised free trade.

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Cheaply Built Corn Storage Crib from American Agriculturist

An illustration shows a fourteen by twenty foot storage crib for corn with nine foot eaves, six sturdy posts on stone piers, vertical narrow boards for ventilation, and two side filling holes. Floor plan reveals long cribs, movable front panels, shelling room beneath, and ventilated end walls as described by American Agriculturist.

The American Hog and the McKinley Tariff Debate

A Toledo Blade opinion argues European protests against the McKinley tariff are self serving. It notes Germany and France restrict imports of American pork while European producers fear higher duties, urging Europe to treat American products fairly before criticizing U S tariff revisions.

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The M'Kinley Bill Views and Political Impacts

The article surveys opposition to the M'Kinley tariff draft, arguing the new measures aid Republicans by lowering sugar duties and binding twine prices, boosting farmer and consumer interests, and restoring liberal spirit. It claims improved prospects for Republican canvassing while Democrats see brighter odds, with the piece citing St. Louis Globe-Democrat as its source.

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Political commentary and party critique snippets mixed in era columns

The passage compiles editorial quips from Albany to Chicago on tariff policy party fortunes and reform. It cites newspapers praising Republicans while denouncing Democrats and their allies, noting tariff reductions and political corruption.

Economical Automatic Feed Trough for Fowls

The article presents an auto matic V shaped feed trough for poultry with end pieces supporting a bottom board five inches wide and a center strip to divide grain. It feeds both sides, has a three eighths inch opening, and a six foot length can feed about twenty five fowls. Benefits include cleanliness, equal access, no waste, and simple construction using spruce, hemlock or pine boards.

Restful care and diet tips for farm animals

The piece urges humane winter feeding for horses and cattle, warns against dusty hay and feeding whole corn, and advocates a resting spell for horses and cows. It notes veterinarians meeting in Chicago and stresses balanced bone and muscle development to avoid lopsided growth and illness.

Chicago Nature

World News Briefs From The Era On Industry And Society

Reports span from Texas sheep ranches and Paris fountains to US Army officers and private soldiers. Noted are a Worcester whittler’s model, French jewelry trends, Edison electric works employment, Australian gold nuggets, Berlin fire engine of papier mache, a Belgian duel sanitized by antiseptic care, Chin mountain tribes’ oddities, goose feather fans, and patent medicines.

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Lincoln's Melancholy and Sympathetic Nature Revealed

Essay outlines Abraham Lincoln's deep melancholy and kind temperament shaping his life and politics. Reminiscences recount his early griefs, his grocery partner Uncle Billy Green, and Lincoln’s pain over losing Ann Rutledge. Included are anecdotes on remedies and medical quackery common in late 19th century newspapers.

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Market Report Detailing Grain, Livestock in Midwest and Chicago

The Market report lists prices for wheat corn oats rye and flour across Minneapolis Chicago and St Louis with notes on butter eggs and lard. It records beef and hog quotes in Chicago St Louis and Omaha, including steers bulls and sheep, alongside lumber and other commodities, reflecting fluctuating early October values.

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Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets Offer Gentle Relief

The ad touts Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a mild, effective remedy for headaches dizziness indigestion and constipation. One to four small sugar coated pellets cleanse the liver stomach and bowels quickly. Sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.

Dr. Pierce

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