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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
2
An advertisement extols lumber as an elastic, adaptable, and healthful building material. It highlights its suitability for varied structures and cost ranges, noting its poor heat and cold conduction and resistance to dampness. The copy urges homeowners to study features and inspect local frame houses to build wisely.
West Florida markets small farms both improved and unimproved with easier terms than rent. Crops include oranges pecans figs corn and cotton. The climate reputedly cures tuberculosis asthma catarrh rheumatism. Regions feature timber lands and mill sites with subdivisions near the deep water city of Pensacola.
O H Moon invites inspection of work at his shop located at 424 Mississippi with guaranteed satisfaction and phone Red 440 for inquiries.
The regular state teachers examination was held in the district courtroom of the courthouse over Friday and Saturday. Sixty persons took part, many from AlIcante High School and St Agnes Academy. Attendees included Miss Ella Hollingrake, Hemingford. Miss Emma Doyle, Berea. Ray Reddish, Dist. No. 16. Nelle Acheson, Dist. No. 38. Mrs. Ben Price and Gale of Hemingford visited Alliance as guests of Miss Delian Need.
A biographical sketch traces Woodrow Wilson’s roots from County Down to his Scotch Irish family, early printing shops in Philadelphia, Steubenville, and Pittsburgh, and his father Joseph Ruggles Wilson’s ministerial path. It covers Wilson's schooling, career as a preacher and educator, and the marriage of Joseph to Janet Woodrow, leading to the birth of Thomas Woodrow Wilson in Staunton, Virginia.
The piece sketches a lineage from an ancient Scottish relics and learned line to modern public life rooted in Protestant faith and Republican ideals. It traces a Presbyterian pastor’s son born in Christmas week 1856, noting traits of imagination, thrift, industriousness, and boldness in the family’s character.
Washington correspondent Clyde Havener reports on Democratic tariff strategy under Underwood. He notes talk of shifting revenue to luxuries while reducing duties on necessities, with free meats and rough lumber eyed for the plan. He argues protectionists exaggerate harm from tariff cuts, citing Britain’s November trade strength and full employment under free trade.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to protect kidney health using Doan's Kidney Pills. Testimonial from R W Gaylord of Chadron Nebraska claims relief from backache and kidney symptoms after using the product. Price 56 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY listed as agents.
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