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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1901
Page
4
A reflective musing questions what eighteen centuries of law seeking and international consultation have achieved for noble aims and the balance of power among nations. It contrasts strength and weakness in pursuit of humane national life.
The Weiser Signal and The Statesman criticize alleged steel trust advertising and political pressure. They argue for high quality service in pension matters, defend their independence, and discuss Idaho senatorial selection and Corcoran’s case amid accusations of campaign falsehoods. The Peak defends county reporting without pay while contrasting rival papers' charges of political treachery.
The author argues that peaceful progress is fading and urges vigilance against revived imperial greed. They warn of planned conflict in China and critique rulers who seek wealth and domination, citing historical plunder from Europe and the Americas and warning against Christian justifications for conquest.
A long critique argues that falling iron and steel prices abroad threaten U S exports and demand a new approach to monetary policy. It cites past gold standard contractions, crop failures, and the 2000 million dollar balance with the world to support calls for restoring silver and opposing demonetization.
A writer argues that rising money concentration will reshape business in Weiser and across the nation. He warns merchants may be forced to sell or close as trusts form giant department stores, controlling prices and trade routes, while illustrating with the whale as a metaphor for wealth accumulation.
A reflective piece questions Western ambitions toward the Chinese Empire. It contrasts Christian nations and mercenary motives with traditional prosperity, noting a vast population and rapid growth. The author debates education, peacetime progress, and the risk of modernizing a powerful enemy.
An editorial warning on industrial competition with Asia critiques U S and European labor versus Orient manpower. It cautions against imperial overreach and the risk of economic and political upheaval as Asia’s population and education challenge Western supremacy.
Reports from South Africa claim Boer resistance failed against British power with American aid and European monarchies. The piece condemns the war as robbery and moral ruin, predicting future shame for Britain as the conflict costs lives and industries.
Helen Watterson Moody argues in the March Ladies' Home Journal that true achievement stems from a natural inclination and desire to pursue it for its own sake, not from vanity or social ambition. The quote emphasizes genuine interest over external validation.
The New York Staats-Zeitung analyzes Senator Hanna’s claims on German subsidies. It argues the German freight tariff does not confer indirect support to the merchant marine and defeats Hanna’s logic by showing tariffs favor general national industry, not exports, with no special measures for export wares.
The Davis Drug Company promotes a cough cure as an unfailing remedy for threat and lung troubles. It claims prompt use prevents consumption and helps weakness and prostration following grippe.
The Continentat Press promotes a large photo-engraved volume featuring presidents' biographies by Gen. Chas H Grosvenor. It highlights Tiffany designed pages, embossed paper, and color plates. Availability advertised through agents and table managers.
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