London traffic control aims for unequaled safety amid high death tolls
Reports warn that about eighty people die weekly on London roads from nonnatural causes and accidents. The piece notes four thousand annual highway deaths in the metropolis, outweighing Boer War fatalities, while mixing in a public notice about a 76 year old man named Willy in Festus seeking relief from kidney and bladder issues after using a remedy.
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Backache as a Sign of Kidney Trouble and Work Displacement
Backache described as a forerunner and common symptom of kidney trouble and work displacement, highlighting its role as an early warning in health and employment disruption contexts.
Roosevelt Speeches Written Under Tariff Pressure
A historical column argues President Roosevelt was overworked and lacked time to craft speeches. It cites a White House conference with the Protective Tariff League, where tariffs and tariff reform were effectively opposed, threatening his renomination. The piece notes the league's influence on policy and the risk of continued tariff dispute shaping during his tour.
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Inconsistency of the Law on Railroad Merger Case
The article notes inconsistencies in law as judges in the Eighth Circuit initially rule the Northern Securities merger valid, then Judge Sanborn grants modification despite objections from the U S Attorney General and District Attorney, highlighting an extraordinary en banc decision by the court.
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Roosevelt Tariff Debate and Merger Court Ruling
The article reviews political maneuvering around tariff policy and the protective tariff league, citing Roosevelt and Republican stand-patters. It contrasts Roosevelt’s stance with Tariff League rhetoric and notes a merger case that could affect railroad competition, potential Supreme Court rulings, and the impact on rates for consumers.
A New Weed Puller and Various Farm Notes
A farmer’s column describes a weed pulling machine with two fluted rollers drawing weeds from the ground, aided by rotary blades to uproot high growths. The article also discusses Polish wheat, seed suppliers, a bag holder frame, rock gardens, goose fat as butter substitute, wages in England, tomato fertilization, and new sprays for pests.
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Bread and a Kitchen of Warped Recipes From a Murky Page
A collage of old kitchen instructions detailing bread dough with yeast and rich toppings, tomato sauce with herbs, cheese croquettes fried in hot fat, cake and pancake-like batters, an oyster pie, and a vege medley including celery soup and salmon cream. The text mixes measurements, improvised terms, and garbled phrasing, reflecting a worn wartime or domestic cooking column.
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