President Harrison addresses Congress on protective tariff and policy shifts
President Harrison urges Congress to renew debate on tariff revision, defending the protective system and warning against rapid changes. He notes disputes with Canada, outlines border and canal projects, and discusses silver, navy progress, and railway protection as pivotal to national prosperity.
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By The Dispatch Publishing Forefront Of Burscription
The fragment notes a publishing front for a dispatch journal with an unclear focus on subscription drives. It mentions readers and city notices but lacks concrete names, dates, or events to confirm a specific news item.
A Few Recipes From Daily Household Duties
A selection of simple kitchen suggestions includes potato grant coffee style mixtures and puffing rings, with vanity poppa breakfast and pried oyster fritters. The note lists steps for croquettes and ring-shaped griddle cakes, reflecting practical home cookery.
Grammar Department announces enrollment and need for staff
The Rox Grammar School notes full rooms and busy teachers as over one hundred children enroll. Attainment targets for the Class of 03 include 71 credits of 109 with exams on December 7. Parents are invited to visit and review work. an additional assistant is requested to ease the heavy workload.
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Mamie Donelin
Nellie Mac Vherson
Hadith Evans
Jovie Wales
Mattie Dillard
Frank Gates
Alice Steele
Queenie Exden
Tessie Donelin
Minnie O'Blare
George Ashby
Clarence Es- Hep
Albert O' Belen
Roy Willey
Genevieve Donelin
Belle Pellnagle
Maud Simpson
Helen Hettenhausen
Ellen Palmer
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Belt Suggestion Prompts Wider Support for Subscriptions
A reader by the name Chiloride Belt proposes adjusting theCassidy Find to a standstill and urges making it a popular subscription. She notes many cannot afford one dollar yet would contribute 60 or 25 cents, while petitions demand a full dollar.
Kansas Senate Race Narrowed Between Two Unlikely Figures
A St Louis Post Dispatch piece notes the Kansas Senate contest narrows to two unlikely candidates, a weary woman linked to hosiery and a wan man with unconventional attire. It questions how the St Louis observer claims to know the color of an unrelated item.
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