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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
2
A long fragment from The Ames Times discusses Roosevelt's Chicago convention stance and Taft's fragility. It cites Kenyon urging unity behind a progressive candidate, while Roosevelt rejects any compromise. The piece critiques party infighting and hints at voter apathy and campaign dynamics.
The Albia Union condemns Aamartalee for allegedly handing a cigar to a friend at Searshoro, causing a risk of eye injury. The Des Moines Capital's editorials are criticized for losing weight with readers. The piece calls for harsh punishment and warns others who imitate such acts.
The piece compares Roosevelt to a long successful contender who finally meets a serious challenge and is knocked down. It notes his post defeat ranting and seeking support, while weaker rivals withdraw. A parallel is drawn to the eater of raw lion meat as a cautionary image.
The record notes Mr. Wu Woodhead of the San Francisco Advertising Club among bright attendees at the national Ad men’s convention in Dallas. It mentions the June 4th primary being re dated to late June by petition, settling on the last Monday in June.
The passage notes a red bandana handkerchief adopted as a badge by a so called third party led by Has Been Roosevelt. It frames the emblem as an appeal to common people and targets Perkins of the International Harvester Trust as a symbol of a prominent rust that has harmed farmers. The author argues enlightened farmers will reject such leadership as disingenuous.
Ames residents unite to press city council for increased library funding and expanded services. The effort centers on demonstrating community need, with supporters citing access to resources, programs, and digital materials as key benefits.
The Kansas City Journal recounts a heartrending story of a desperate man driven by poverty to crime, then contrasts this with a political remark at a Dallas convention stressing newspaper value. It argues that paid subscriptions mean engaged readers, not free or discarded papers.
A satirical verse by Dr John Collins portrays man as frail and beset by constant misfortune. It mocks daily toil, disappointment, and recurring woes from morning to night in a rhythmic mock sermon tone.
Mr S F Mason of Markie Irei claims a five year drag business history and says Warner's White Wine of Tar cured his customer Wee James afflicted with asthma. He asserts the remedy for throat and lung troubles should be known worldwide. Sold by J H Cagwin.
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