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France and Our Tariff War Debate (1909)
A 1909 discussion rails against tariff war with France over cotton and breadstuffs, arguing France will not trade bread for pulp cotton. It cites American politics, leaders like Bryan and Cleveland, and the Democratic stance on tariffs, reflecting era tension and economic theory.
Farmers and the cost of living in agrarian society
In a speech advocating farm education and agricultural schools, the speaker argues that the United States has many resources yet few real farmers. He cites immigrant experiences in Kansas and the idea of training farmers to reduce living costs, noting the need to create model farms and supportive policies to increase farm profitability and land stewardship.
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HMI
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Imatgrial Age
Europe
James Wilson
Switzerland
Kansas
Pata
James J Hull
United States
Chisf
Campaigning and telepathy debates in New York era media
The piece critiques agricultural and urban political themes in New York campaigns, praising reform figures while noting muckraking attacks on womanhood and transit issues. It shifts to Cambridge coverage of Munsterberg disputing telepathy, arguing that evidence may support distant communication between minds and comparing it to wireless telegraphy.
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Bourke Cochran
Kimret
Asaya
Cochran
Thera
New York
Barnard
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Hearst
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Trof Munsterberg
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Society of Psychival Research
Authentheater
Balloon Fashion Rules for Aerial Descent
The text prescribes knickerbockers for bal loon descents with timely rope raises, notes skirts hinder the process, and endorses a neat warfare coat with full breeches. It discusses hats, veils, and abolishing tassels and long feathers, predicting debates on aeroplane attire and asserting descent style may decide supremacy between methods.
Good Roads Campaign Promotes Maintenance Focus Across States
The piece lauds the national push for better highways, noting vast investments and the need for ongoing maintenance. It compares American practice to France where constant patrols and active upkeep keep roads durable, urging U S adoption of similar dedicated upkeep amid higher labor costs.
Germany's Unemployed and Socialist Rise Linked to War Fears
The piece notes rising socialist gains after recent German elections amid heavy unemployment and tax burdens. It cites the 1909 Statistisches Jahrbuch showing doubled unemployment, Berlin’s 60,000 idle workers, and widespread industrial slowdown. It links economic strain to political unrest and naval arms competition with Britain, noting the Kaiser’s professed peace.
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Germany
Statistisches Jahrbuch
Berlin
Great Britain
The Airship in Peace and Political Paradox
A speculative piece contrasts peaceful uses of airships with military application, noting women pilots and a shift from destruction to commerce and travel. It satirically mentions figures like Wiltur Wright and Mrs. Van Demon and mocks political commentary and slogans amid a chaotic, opinionated draft.
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Europe
Pacific
Koreas
Japan
Cara of Gallant
Wiltur Wright
van Demon
Better Parents Needed From Modena Life Demands
Nervous energy and failures of the body’s nervous system are linked to civilization’s complexity. A British Medical Association meeting discussed infantile neuroses, defective respiration, and emotional children, urging prevention through better housing, feeding, environment, and especially better parents to curb nervous degeneracies.
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British Medical Association
Signs of Solid Wealth From Steel Orders Rise
New York Times reports an increase in unfilled steel orders seen as a future profit signal rather than past gains. The piece argues the market remains buoyant despite rival reports and notes farm value estimates and currency conditions affecting trade. It critiques credit risk and policy shifts, urging resilience in the face of uncertainties.
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Wall Street
Steel Corporation
Agricultural Department
Ginglend
England
Extravagance of Bad Roads in Farming Communities
The Lewiston Journal argues bad roads are an unnecessary expense for farmers. It notes an AA team and driver cost about 93 a day, delivering 100 bushels costs 5 cents per bushel on good roads, but doubles with poor roads. The piece urges better roads to cut costs and improve access to schools, churches, and social ties.
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Lewistes Journal
The British War Office Tests a Standard Screw
From Xarpere Weekly the British War Office unveils a precise six foot steel standard screw used in delicate engineering. Shown at Bushes House London the device, attached to a two foot lathe, maintains temperature at 60 degrees to prevent expansion. It corrects errors to one ten thousandth of an inch and requires vibration control for scientific use.
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London
Flying Machines and Animals Reported Effects of Airship Flight
From the Deutche Jager ettune account of Zeppelin III flight from Dasselloré to Essen, animals including horses, cattle, sheep, partridges, and game birds behaved fearfully or fled. Count Zeppelin notes airships will distress furred and feathered game. Van Honken observed elk, foxes, hares and dogs reacting as an enormous bird of prey approached.
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Essen
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Muscular Woman Seeks Petition From Belgrade Minister
A muscular woman confronted the Servian home minister on a Tuesday in Belgrade. She pressed a petition from district mothers for schools, then bowed to the minister and his secretary and left quietly.
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Belgrade
Sister of Earl Enters Belgian Convent in Sensational Move
Mary Elizabeth Withington seeks British pension in Canada or America while the sister of the Earl of Cavan, Lady Maud Barrett, and Lady Sarah Sladen join Catholic orders. The piece traces pensions from Charles II, Withington lineage, and connections to Buffalo, Ottawa, and London society.
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William Withington
America
Robert VeLarco
Jones Withington
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Somerset House
Lon
Mary Elizabeth Withington
Whittlington
United Kingdom
United States
McLaren
Withington
Charles II
Battle for Gold Sees France in Payoff Standoff
From the Philadelphte Press a report notes an international gold battle led by France. It states France seizes available gold, keeps stocks at home, taxes investments, and risks lagging Europe as the United States and Germany invest currency to create wealth.
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Boom in Apple Growing in New England Opportunity
Portland Press notes a Boston show and lectures aim to boost orcharding in New England amid farmer inertia. It praises Maine and Massachusetts efforts, Maine State Farm, and New England’s potential to rival Oregon in apple quality and flavor through science and better marketing.
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Hypnotist Dispute En Route Train Conductor
A Michigan Central conductor faced a passenger who claimed hypnotic powers. The man commanded the conductor to surrender, then tested him by implying hypnosis and complimenting honesty. The exchange included the man insisting the conductor turn in all tickets and money, noting a four cent theft risk if not.
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Australians Enjoy Life in Beautiful Parks Abroad
A Sydney leather merchant, Mr Robert Carr, extols Australia as a nation that loves living. He praises Sydney’s parks and public recreation, noting an 87,009 acre national park 18 miles out, with frequent trains for a shilling round trip, and the 7,000 acre Kuringal chase forest. Other cities Melbourne Adelaide Hobart and Brisbane also offer fine recreation areas.
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Australia
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Kuringal Chase
Melbourne
Adelaide
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The Colstoun Pear and Its Guarded Legacy
The Colstoun pear, a dried fruit relic tied to the Hays of Yester and Lord Tweedale, traces to Hugo de Giffard who gifted it to Marmion’s line. A fire at Colstoun led to the relic's rescue by Mrs Baird and its safe deposit in an Edinburgh bank during rebuilding.
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Roads in the South Face $20 Million to $25 Million Plan
A Manufacturers' Record census reports widespread Southern interest in road improvements across fourteen states plus Oklahoma and Missouri. Projects funded by bonds and taxes promise direct regional benefits, with counties and states accelerating plans, contracts, and use of convict labor in Georgia and Louisiana.
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Views of Visitors in Washington and Cheyenne Call
A long, mixed snapshot from a Washington scene includes verse lines about the Cheyenne call and a travelogue by George Parkin on Rhodes scholarships at Oxford. The narrative blends poems with remarks on American scholars, Oxford life, and touring educators, plus notes on roads, motoring, and itineraries of travelers through the U.S. and Europe.
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Incoherent excerpt from Lippinenti captain dialogue
Fragmentary OCR aside from a sea captain line references burning red fire and rockets if the ship struck a rock. The text mentions a tow headed youth and a bulldog with pipe, but the passage is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
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Assassination and Korea policy in world crisis era
A garbled colonial era analysis discusses the assassination of a Japanese figure and its negligible impact on government policy. It links Japan's stance to Korea expansion, warns of financial ruin if expansion fails, and hints at social pressures and public sentiment regarding national ambition and a marriage as a parable of trust and belief.
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Henry F Strout
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Pelago
Reflections on Politics and Suffrage Across States
A satirical reflection on debt, office runs, and gender roles. The piece cites remarks by Hermano D Money and a former U.S. Attorney, denouncing charges. It discusses Maryland suffrage debates, Mississippi disenfranchisement rhetoric, and tax payment preregistration rules.
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