Currency reform debate deepens in Congress
The article discusses Democratic push for currency changes, opposition to the Glass-Owen bill, and concerns about inflation. It notes party divisions, potential rate policies, and the broader impact on taxes, government spending, and the economy amid mixed market signals. It also reports on farm profits for 1974 and grain supply dynamics affecting rail transport and consumer prices.
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Local Champion Lucile Gallagher Wins Fly Swatter Honor
Lucile Gallagher of Macomb Illinois proclaims championship status after swatting two bushels of insects in the summer. She earned 20 cents per quart of dead files and notes warnings about burning leaves and health safety amid civic talk.
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Macomb
Swat
Birth and science clash over eugenics and family life
A discussion of eugenics cites the aim of improving future parenthood through selective birth and moral home influence. It notes the need for virtuous parents, disciplined homes, and a wholesome atmosphere, warning against overreliance on physical birth alone.
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Samuel Armstrong
Hampton Institute
Sammie
Capadl
Ralph Waldo Koerson
Enelard
The Value of Custom by Dr Frank Crane
Dr Frank Crane argues that custom has value mainly to avoid public confusion and to let people differ over essential matters. He notes how conformity arises from nonessential habits such as hats and accents and cites examples of cultural quirks and miscommunications among Kaffirs and missionaries.
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Frank Crane
Montaigne
Pascal
Dudley Kidd
Green
London Chronicle
Cummings
Fragmented political chatter on currency tariff and party shifts
The text surveys Democratic, Progressive, and Republican maneuvering around currency reform and tariff bills. It notes Harvey as a historic silver advocate turned congressional candidate in Arkansas, mentions a possible governor appointment to the board of control, and hints at cautious business and legislative scrutiny of tariff and wheat references amid broader economic debates.
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Bryan
Congress
Arkansas
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Board of Control
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Critiers
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Senate
Iowa
New Moines Register
Ssman Hinebaugh
Bull Moose Congressional Committee
Roosevelt
Ruth
United States
Provisional President Guerra Orders Diaz Return From Europe
Guerra issues note authorizing General Felix Diaz to come back to Mexico at once. Diaz, now in Europe, is expected to choose the safest and longest route for health reasons, with public attention fixed on his movements.
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Guerra
Felix Diaz
Europe
Mexico
History Diaz
German officials refuse funds for Panama exhibit
In Waterloo Iowa a dispatch notes German officials will not appropriate a million crowns for a Panama Exposition exhibit in San Francisco. The German public is urged to contribute privately to support the exhibit as a display of German achievements in Europe.
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San Francisco
Germaathy
Geraishy Waterlon
Europe
Questionable Plans amid Huerta Crisis and Emigration Talk
The page fragment discusses Huerta and looming deadlines with unclear actions, hints at political risk and potential response. It also references emigration debates, spring timing on policies, and scattered phrases about Canadian issues and other topics, all in a chaotic newsprint style.
Wakefields Blackberry Balsam Promises Safe Diarrhea Relief
An old advertisement touts Wakefield s Blackberry Balsam as a trusted remedy for diarrhoea irisentery and cholera infantum over 68 years. It claims safety, ease of use for all ages, and a pleasant taste while warning against constipation.
Ponderous Personages By Hintus The Patriot
A humorous sketch recounts Hintus a Roman citizen who rose in the late last century B C to lead patriots and secure power. Brutus is depicted as duty bound yet doomed by scheming Cassius, with Caesar’s downfall and Brutus lifelong struggle ending in suicide after imperial pursuit.
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Rome
Trutus
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Gaul
Stutus
Pompey
Caesar
Bruus
Macedonia
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Cassius
Senate
Panama Canal Progress and Political Commentary
The piece notes expected passage of small craft through the Panama Canal by mid next month and heavy liners by year’s start. It praises Roosevelt’s role, cites mixed state governance views, and reports on a Plainfield saloon injunction case tied to mulct law and enforcement, with court action set for October term.
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Webster City
Freeman-Tribune
Panama Canal
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
P. J. Nodgen
Plainfield
Cours
Ingratitude and the homeless cat in a Kansas City tale
A Kansas City Journal clipping recounts a domestic comedy about a woman who deserts a cat for seven weeks. The narrator feeds and fattenes the cat, then faces social rebuke when the owner returns and ignores the narrator.
Woman Healed by Pinkham Remedy After Friend's Advice
Windom Kansas resident Miss Many A Horner credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her bladder trouble and female weakness after years of pain and doctor visits She recommends other women try the tonic and invites confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts
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Kansas
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Many A. Horner
Box 41
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia F. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Noisy Dispute Over Idle Laborers at Wheelers Stand
A quarrel erupts between an old man and local workers near a wheelers stand. The proprietor complains of consistent absence from work while youths justify it as a ribber leels account, reflecting tensions at a small-town shop corner.
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