Wall Street and tariff critique fuels political clash
A lengthy political piece attacks tariff policy and financial actions favoring banks and Wall Street. It argues vaulting surpluses fund bank interests, criticizes Secretary Shaw, and links Republican leaders to trust profits. The piece condemns costly bond premiums and calls for tax relief for common people.
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Wall Street
United States Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Sam
Treasury
Act of Congress
Manvini
Iowa
Costa
Iva
Jeadera
Rockefeller
Morgan
Congress
United States Senate
Aldrich
Treasury Department
Shaw
Roosevelt
George W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Co
H.C. Frick
Steel Trust
Oyster Bay
Home Made Fruit Ladder and Orchard Tips
A Winchester Herald summary describes a DIY fruit ladder using a split pole and iron bracing, plus a long hook for branching trees. It covers lime sulfur spray formulas using potash or caustic soda, and notes on soil builds, cover crops, and cherry red fertilizer tests. It also includes care for sweet potatoes, prolific farm families, and notes on wheat, crab apples, and general farming advice.
Various Home Recipes From Old Cookery Notes
A garbled collection of kitchen guidance and recipes includes preparing a gelatin mould with macaroni cucumber and meat, mashed potatoes with stock and cream, cabbage salting for a keg, fried carrots with chives and a lemon butter sauce, a strawberry cream dessert, cucumber relish with onions and mustard, a tipsy pudding layering fruit cake and custard, and miscellaneous tips on cleaning and cleaning agents.
Memorial Church of Cohasset Creed of Love for All Faiths
The Memorial Church at Cohasset Massachusetts accepts worshippers of any faith. Funded by Col Albert A Pope as a memorial to his son Charles Linder Pope who died in 1809 the church features the creed Love to God and love to man. Pope says the church is monosectarian and open to Jews Gentiles Brahmins and all Christian denominations. He emphasizes love over blood atonement and plans summer attendances and maintenance arrangements after his death.
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Cohasset
Mass
Col
Albert A. Pope
Charles Linder Pope
Col. Pope
Cobasset
Governor Hogg jokes cured by New York incident
Ex Governor Hogg of Texas, famed for practical jokes, says he has been cured after a New York shoe shine episode. A bootblack mocked him, a newsboy quipped, and the governor maintained a deaf mute act, later recounting the sharp putdowns with amusement.
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Gov. Hogg
Saya
Hogg
Fexnas
New York
Dinek
Lighan
Little Pewsboy
David and God's Temple Plan in Israel
A Sunday School lesson outlines David’s dream to build a temple for Jehovah in Jerusalem as a symbol of honor and worship. God gently redirects, noting His own dwelling has been the tent and tabernacle. The text highlights the three promises to David: a great name, territorial establishment, and a lasting Davidic dynasty, fulfilled ultimately in Jesus Christ. The contrast with Solomon’s peaceful reign explains why the temple’s completion spans generations, reflecting God’s mercy and enduring purpose.
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David
Jerusalem
Rehovah
Nathan
Jehovah
God
Israel
Egypt
Christ
Solomon
Navilera
Jesus Christ
de David
Cologne
Kingdom of God
Saul
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Crimean
Kansas
Sears
Bouerkr
Wil
Creed
Memorial Crurch
Boy
American
Ornithologists’ Union
8. B." Judd
Dadd Ona Deen
Hicks
Wicks
Philadelphia Ledger
Onra
Sayn
Michard Wi
Vata
Bethlehem
Nexdore
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