Ree POLITICS an d OF THE DAY Shoe Parmers and Tariffs
Opinion piece arguing tariffs and foreign market access affect Oregon and Washington farmers and Kansas millers. Critics link meat and hide pricing to packers and the tariff, deeming gains uncertain with elections near. It critiques Republican missteps, including perceived militarism in the Philippines and stalled subsidy bills.
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Oregon
Washington
Orégonian
Senate of the United States
Congress
Central Federated Union of New York
Weet Trust
Republican Party
Philippines
Senate
House
Tariffs, trade and trusts dominate farmers and industry
A fragment from a historical paper disputes tariff benefits for farmers, arguing tariffs on farm goods are essential to open foreign markets and protect main products. It contends free meat trade harms domestic producers, then shifts to ship subsidies and trust profits, suggesting high prices trigger lower demand and less overall gain.
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Elenee H
Europe
Wind Power Washing Device Demonstrated by Chas H Rhode
An 1902 agrarian note describes attaching a windmill driven washing mechanism. Charles H Rhode of Iowa endorses its efficiency as the device handles the washing, with instructions for gearing pulleys belts and straps. The piece also covers pig housing design, corn crop outlook, corn vitality testing, and fertilizer crop practices for soil health.
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Chas. H. Rhode
Lowa
Algn
Orange Marmalade and Other Recipes from a Vintage Kitchen
A long list of home recipes detailing orange marmalade preparation with peel shredding and citrus juice ratios, potato chowder with ham, pork tenderloin methods, chocolate custard pudding with meringue, coffee cream gelatin mold, Irish stew, and various domestic tips for coffee pots, stoves, and coconut desserts. Also includes kitchen maintenance and general household notes typical of a 19th or early 20th century cookbook page.
Paul and Barnabas in Cyprus and Asia Minor
In Acts chapter thirteen the voyage with Barnabas and Mark from Cyprus to Pamphylia ends with Mark’s return to Jerusalem amid a dispute with Paul and Barnabas. Paul then preaches in Antioch to Jews, outlining Israel’s history and Jesus as fulfillment, facing both reception and opposition.
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Apostle
Barnabas
Mark
Cyprus
Per-so
Jerusalem
Antioch
Pamphylia
Perma
Paul
Barnabis
Fumphylin
Visidia
Israel
Jesus
Irene
Tisidia
Areusx
Hume
Greece
Norte
Sod
Mur
Household Bookkeeper Proves A Modern Solution
A prominent society woman says large households run effectively by businesslike methods. She cites a railroad magnate’s wife who employs a full bookkeeper, issues vouchers, and pays every bill by check. The system minimizes social duties and keeps expenses in check. The idea: the household bookkeeper is the real solution.
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Philadelphia Record
Calamus and cures in old advertisements and anecdotes
An OCR fragment describes calamus and its historic use as a medicinal remedy, alongside scattered ad copy for stamps, chalk, and catalog offerings. Mentions 23 pills, a Pearl-like brand, and Fort Wayne, Indiana, with various unrelated product lines and unclear context.
The Surgeon’s Knife and Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
An advertisement recounts a long battle with ovarian and womb inflammation. A user credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for relief within weeks and eventual cure in months, avoiding surgery. It invites women to write to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn Mass for guidance.
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Rcris Stevenson
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Eura Grevereon
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