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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1911
Page
5
An advertisement touts a product named TIZ Smaller Feet claiming to reduce toe and foot swelling. It markets a powder-based remedy derived from natural foundations to “draw out” toxins and unclog veins, promising immediate relief from tired, swollen feet and claiming universal effectiveness.
Eyewitness and naval board members debate whether the Maine disaster stemmed from an interior mine or a massive external blast. Observers cite torn hull plating, a perpendicular double bottom above frame 10, and upheaved interior sections as key clues. Admirals and officials with lingering reticence acknowledge the upheaval but stop short of a conclusive finding.
Secretary of the State board reports two leprosy cases in Kansas, one adult and her young child, discovered at a mishap location. Health authorities work to locate the third party as the entire family is placed under quarantine and the case is under investigation.
Fragmented text discusses tariff board aims and expert composition. It favors experts in manufacturing, cost, and agricultural policy, naming professors and officials linked to economics and governance. The piece critiques the board’s breadth and calls for informed appraisal of tariffs.
Debate centers on the tariff board’s procedures and credibility as investigators rely on input from interested parties. Arguments favor creating a permanent tariff commission to ensure thorough, impartial inquiries beyond the hurried routines of existing committees.
The speaker urges submitting reports comparing abroad and domestic textile production costs to justify tariff reductions. He rebukes critics of the tariff board as politically motivated and unworthy of consideration, calling for unbiased public guidance.
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