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Reform by Compulsion in State Debate on Liberty
The article argues against expanding government control over personal habits citing Indiana cigarette laws and a general drift toward paternalism. It contrasts early republican freedom with modern legislation that would police eating drinking and smoking, warning such moves would create a dependent society. It cites Canadian press criticizing Liberal corruption and calls for a prompt awakening to safeguard liberty.
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Commissioner on rabies fuels alarm amid draft for new law
A lengthy column condemns a proposed Massachusetts bill creating a governor appointed “commissioner on tables” amid echoes of past dog scare. It contrasts states’ rights with federalism, recalls law and order debates, and criticizes political grandstanding while praising restraint and constitutional balance.
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Tax Bachelors Tax Causes Stir At Statehouse
An odd Wakefield petition signed by "the unmarried ladies" asks a graduated tax on bachelors with rates from 3 to 16 dollars and a final clause about chloroform. senators await committee assignment as the Chicago Chronicle notes a separate Japanese prince anecdote about polite hiss.
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Fragmented Neon Column Snippets From Windom Page
Odd paragraphs from the Chicago Neon feature jumble aphorisms on appearance wealth and gender roles. The lines mock prudence and judgment while hinting at social advice and mischief. Several phrases appear garbled and nonsensical, reflecting damaged OCR text.
House of Lords at mercy of Commons
A long discussion recalls a 19th century view that the crown can cancel a peer's writ of summons for gross misconduct, with ministers’ consent as the controlling factor. Liberals argue the Commons majority governs royal prerogative, potentially shrinking the Lords by prerogative rather than creating new peers.
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The Old Days and The New Nostalgia Satire
A Chicago Record-Herald verse contrasts past frugality with present costs in meals clothing and living. It quips about prosperity, pocketbooks and public opinion, then parodies dining rules and presidential invite norms with a New York Times fragment on etiquette and etiquette traditions.
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Icicles on boilers from Yukon cold described by Parson
B L Parsons, an old Yukon miner, recounts extreme cold effects in Daywson City with frostbitten dangers. He describes stove flames hardening wood to ice, white fog hangs as frozen vapor, and exposed skin freezing within minutes. He cites thawing hands in coal oil as a safe remedy and warns of pneumonia risks.
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The Lost World and Other Vignettes
A fragmentary page blends verse about a distant world with reports of strange rites. It includes a grim mountain burial tale in Inyo County, a weathered New York Sun item on a snowy harbor mirage, and social quips about aging, marriage, and women prose reflecting early 20th century newspaper humor.
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Wall Street in Delirious Roosevelts in Prophesied Collapse
An alarmist mock editorial depicts Wall Street besieged by delirium tremens as Theodore Roosevelt and Roosevelts run amuck. It foresees drastic railroad rate cuts, seizures of wealth, and a constitutional purge, with markets portrayed as prostrate and nature collapsing under the crisis. The piece culminates predicting two more years of Roosevelt driven chaos.
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How He Works and a Typhoid Rescue
Ridney Brooks describes presidential decision making in the White House with swift, automatic responses and blunt candor as he notes a budget of confidential papers and future plans including an inheritance tax and a cabinet entry. A Yale senior volunteers to donate blood to save Ellen B. Platt, granddaughter of Senator Thomas C. Platt, amid a typhoid crisis at 242 West Seventyfourth Street, in a first-person style report from The Reader.
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Snuff Trade Still Thrives Among Fashionables
A Philadelphia millionaire notes snuff remains popular, shipping vast quantities to the South and beyond. He describes snuff use across regions including Georgia, Alabama, the Carolinas, France, South America, Africa, and hints at export to Patagonians. He asserts the trade is profitable and ongoing.
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Noted International Visitors In Washington Talks
Pablo Masoniti former Chilean railways chief in Santiago speaks at the Willard about Japan US relations and exclusion in San Francisco schools. He praises Japanese industry noting sugar and confectionery advances and says Japan seeks commercial progress not war. Also covers remarks on Chile nitrate exports and US political chatter about Foraker’s presidential prospects.
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