Congress Rebels Over Anthracite Tariff And Other Affairs
The piece critiques tariff policy and the Dingley act focusing on anthracite duties, calls out Moody, and accuses lawmakers of concealing protectionist aims. It notes political tensions, critiques Roosevelt and Republicans, and highlights standard oil and beef trust issues amid calls for tariff revision and U.S. industrial protection.
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Proper Way to Store Ice and Tariff Talks in Press Mix
A Rural New Yorker correspondent details ice storage method using horizontal boards and layered ice with careful drainage and compacting. The section also tethers to political notes, trade talks, and editorials about tariffs, trusts, and editors’ opinions across several papers.
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Poultry and Farm Practices Highlight from Old Farm Sheet
The article surveys poultry raising profitability and farm feeding, noting on farm produced feed as a major advantage and the value of shredded fodder, fencing needs, and shelter. It touches on tomato varieties, horse breeding notes, and general farm management tips for cattle, dairy, and poultry.
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New Ironing Board with Pivoted Attachment
A new ironing board design features a brace and pivoted links with rods and an apron, improving stability and keeping clothes from contact with the surface. Also included are home remedies and practical tips on keeping coal fires overnight, preserving heat with careful drafting and chimney use, and safer household advice on cleanliness and cooking.
Lionel Ardon by Malcolm Dearborn review summary
A sweeping historical romance set in England from Henry VIII to Elizabeth I. Lionel Ardon, son of a nobleman, endures royal intrigue, duels, and court life while pursuing Elizabeth and a growing bond with Lady Jane Grey. The novel blends romance, ambition, and vivid scenes across dynastic upheavals.
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Elizabeth
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Jane Grey
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