Political Potpourri on Aldrich and Cuban Reciprocity
The piece argues against the Aldrich currency bill and asset currency, predicting Senate delay until after the next national election. It critiques bank power, explains potential tax shifts, and details Democratic opposition. It outlines Roosevelt’s Cuban reciprocity push, sugar trust interests, and intra party fights over tariff and revenue origins.
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United States
United States Treasury
Roosevelt
Congress
Republican Party
Sugar
The
Tarly League
American Economist
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Republic
Ki Vtian
Cuba
Notoria
House of Representativ
Repubicans
Corn and apples export prospects and farming notes
Short corn crop management stresses timely silage and shredding to maximize cattle intake. Apple export markets appear promising with high grade fruit best packed in boxes. Also covered are farm forestry, large Oklahoma farm metrics, potato digging timing, and New England farm-home trends.
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Europe
New England
Vermont
Food Us
Thes
A Good Dairy Cow And Farm Notes From The Prairie
Farm notes mix practical advice for livestock and crops with culinary tips and home care. It discusses dairy cows with specific body and udder traits, lime and fertilizers, poultry care, feeding, and shelter, plus recipes for pickled pears, apple hatter pudding, baked quinces, corn pudding, and chili sauce. It emphasizes practical farm management, breeding hints, and household tasks.
Miss Sartoris Betrothed to Lieutenant Wright heir of Confederate soldier
Miss Rosemary Sartoris granddaughter of U S Grant announces engagement to Lieutenant John Wright United States Army son of a noted Confederate officer who faced Grant at Belmont and Shiloh. Wright serves in the Fifth Infantry, honoring a legacy across Civil War and Spanish American War eras.
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du Lis
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Grant
Ben
Rosemary Suartoris
Nellise Grant Sartoris
John Wright
United States Army
Miss Sartoris
U. S. Grant
Wright
Tennessee
Belmont
Appomattox
Shiloh
West
Fifth Infantry
Being Raised to the Top of Ill
A 150 foot relocation of the Brown family home at Brown Station Pa by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is underway. The landmark dwelling, owned by Samuel Brown, is being moved to the bluff’s crest to preserve generations of history, a feat praised as a remarkable local engineering effort.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Samuel Brown
Brown
Pittsburg Dispatch
Fate of Al and the Told Story of a Mother
A brief, fragmentary item notes a charming public woman and her young daughter near a yard where a child consoles a crying figure behind bars. The scene shifts to a seaside launch and a witty exchange about weather and paddling a canoe, with stray lines from Automobile Magazine.
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Washington Post
Warn-yard
David's Confession and Redemption in Psalm Lesson
Sunday School lesson recounts David's confession after Nathan's rebuke as recorded in Second Samuel. It discusses sin against God, forgiveness, and the threefold cleansing imagery, stressing repentance, humility, and true sacrifice over ritual acts. The piece also touches on revival and moral restoration leading to joy in David's life.
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David
Gethsemane
Nathan
God
Annely
George
Manith
Bathsheb
Uriah
Emerson
Linist
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