Legislation Not Treaty Needed for Cuba Trade
A Chicago Chronicle editorial argues legislation can swiftly cut duties on Cuban imports and curb Cuban products without awaiting a formal treaty. It urges Congress to threaten concessions if Cuba delays establishing an independent government, criticizing the current protected interests in Washington.
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Chicago Chronicle
Secret Senate Session and Cuban Tariff Clash
A compilation of editorial excerpts critiques tariff reform and double standards in public morals. The Milwaukee Journal and others argue reformers must align actions with beliefs, urging relief for Cubans through tariff cuts without harming home interests, and warning against the Senate’s protective stance in revenue legislation.
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Bis
Milewaukee Journal
Tailor fashions revive old popular cut and trim ideas
New York spring tailoring returns to revived skirt styles with fitted hips and back seam emphasis. Garments feature box pleats, double breasted jackets, flared sleeves, and lavish trims in braids embroidery and lace. Fabrics range from etamine and denim to silks, velvets, and tweeds, with seven illustrated spring models showcased.
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Louis
AM Tailor
Madras
Early Puritan Potato and Agricultural Notes
A collection of farming insights and seed guidance from period publications. Topics include corn breeding demand, safe milking pail designs, butter transportation methods, strawberry plant setting, peach yellows spread, lamb feeding training, and the Early Puritan potato variety with remarks on skin and flavor.
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Ulinois
A. D. Shamel
Varieties and farming notes on hops, dairy cows, and garden care
The article surveys agricultural notes from diverse topics. It discusses New York City egg consumption and hen dependence on weather, Bavarian hops cuttings promising superiority, winter San Jose scale control for olives, sheep condition and wool, and dairy cow selection noting the lean, rugged cow as the real beauty. It also mentions sugar content in fruit with grapes highest and peaches lowest.
The Care of Brooms and Simple Kitchen Tips
A collection of domestic guidance including broom care to extend life and brighten carpets, cooking vegetables with salted water, avoiding waste, and quick desserts. Also covers making sardine sandwiches, jamb tea cookies, caramel mousse, lemon pie, stuffed ham, and stewed dates with concise prep steps.
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