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Newspaper
Anadarko Daily Democrat
Location
Anadarko, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
2
A collage of short items and testimonials including cures for kidney and eczema ailments, praise for Mitchell’s Eye Salve, and notes on social debts and manners. The chatter blends medical claims with household hints, old-time editorial asides, and a casual provincial voice.
An advertisement asserts a product called Character Told by Thumb can cure shin troubles and other linked traits. It claims six parts improve joint suppleness, promote cautious planning, and reinforce willpower, appealing to spendthrift and careless individuals.
The article outlines Bishop Brent’s choice regarding Nishi Trent and the related mission context. It praises Brent as a sincere, energetic leader focused on returning to work in Washington and rebuilding the war foundation. It credits his decision as a historic display of personal unselfishness and integrity.
The article surveys global wheat potential including South America, North Africa, and Asia, arguing vast arable land could boost food supply with modern agriculture. It also critiques punctilio in public discourse while noting New York health reports and efforts against the housefly. It compares naval leaders’ portraits, noting similar stern features.
The passage details Charles Mitchell known for Reveries of a Bachelor and Dream Life, his early career and flirtations with publishing, his 1848 Open letter, and his later shift to practical writing and gardening. It notes his marriage to Mary Pringle, his Venice appointment, farm life at Edgewood, editorship of Hearth and Home, and his influence in landscaping East Rock and other parks. He had 11 children and his wife died December 6, 191.
A Newport ceremony unveiled a memorial tablet honoring Judah Touro and Rev Abraham Pereira Mendes. The text notes Touro’s mercantile beginnings in Louisiana, service under Gov. Jackson, and philanthropy across creeds, with a tablet prepared by Adams, Webster, Story, Everett, and Dexter. Mendes, born in Jamaica, led Newport and later New York Orthodox circles. his sons became prominent rabbis. The article also mentions a Chinese official extending thanks to the United States.
Tong Shao Yi, former Mukden governor, resigns temporarily for a special mission to America. He will thank Washington for remitting part of the Boxer indemnity, depart in early November, then visit Europe for six months studying financial issues and aims to witness the presidential election.
The article notes a trend toward pear shaped balloons with an upward point. It claims the shape pierces air faster than ordinary balloons, offering steadier flight and less moisture accumulation that could weigh down the ascent. It also mentions a domestic quip about winter preparations and a relationship vow.
A Journal of Commerce representative notes lane routing reduces southern drift into ice and speeds response for emergencies. It also aids rescue by ensuring quick access for vessels to pick up stragglers, with minimized risk during fire or other casualty events. The measure aims to protect passengers and crews by keeping routes efficient and safer for all ships in the fleet.
The item surveys politicians and aspirants from Indiana to Maine and Wyoming, noting George Ade, Opie Read, Augustus Thomas, and John Kendrick Bangs among others. It recalls Bryan backing Thomas for New York governor, Roosevelt as a potential diplomat, and mentions Booth Tarkington, Nye, and Barr, plus Dabney Maury recounting a Fredericksburg widow who fed boarders mush while Christians were welcomed.
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