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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1912
Page
9
Baltimore observers report democratic leaders see no threat from a Roosevelt progressive bid. They expect Taft renomination to clarify the race, while Harmon supporters argue he is the true progressive choice.
A letter from Mrs. Orville Rock of Paw Paw Michigan recounts a failed hospital operation for a displacement. After four weeks there she returned worse until she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits it with restoring health and urges others to seek this alternative before surgery.
At the Baltimore gathering the Democratic factions debate who will serve as temporary chairman with Alton B. Parker favored by conservatives and Champ Clark supporters backing Ollie James. National figures like William Jennings Bryan loom large as voters weigh keynote options and party unity amid tense to-be-decided ballots.
Dr Hugh K Walker of First Presbyterian church framed the Taft Roosevelt contest as a moral clash, urging listeners to pursue spiritual aims over earthly power. He noted friends turning bitter rivals and praised Occidental College for bestowing an honorary LLD on him, highlighting a nationally prominent board.
A fragment from William ArkKeever's Farm Boys and Girls urges rural parents to develop both attractive personality and inner character in their growing daughters. It argues this is a duty and a prudent social investment for marriages, criticizing overwork and worry that harm health. It calls for parents to stop viewing beauty as mere sentimentality and to act for their daughters' future prospects.
In a candid exchange Bryan discusses naming two men to stand for one, referencing Parker and himself. He notes his past campaigns, rejects hypothetical questions, and insists on a progressive platform. He says any Progressive would be acceptable for the temporary chairmanship and cautions against a split in the Democratic Party.
An advertising copy touts SULFOSOL as a superior sulfur remedy replacing old molasses mixes. It claims SULFOSOL is highly soluble, vitalizes blood, expels uric acid, and conquers gout and rheumatism, urging readers to obtain it from druggists or request a free booklet from Sulfosol Company, 215 Washington New York.
Chicago June 28 Charles D Hilles secretary to President Taft likely to be named chairman of the Republican National Committee at a meeting tomorrow morning. Taft endorsed Hilles and others connected with the campaign accept him though no final decision. McKinley declined the chairmanship. Delegates hurry home as headquarters empty and newspapers shift to Baltimore for coverage. Barnes of New York unanimously chosen as the state national committeeman.
Arrival of William J Bryan shifts control as Clark faction fractures over convention leadership. Parker’s temporary chairmanship sparks debate among Clark supporters. Missouri Senator William J Stone urges loyalty to Bryan. Campaln rift tied to Bryan’s challenge and party unity amid contested nomination strategy.
An actor with no funds boards a Seattle to San Francisco steamship on a thrice daily voyage. He hides hunger by sleeping during the day and staying awake at night, uses physical culture on day two, then orders the ship's best meal on day three. He imagines a San Francisco bastile cell as he eats. He speaks a cryptic line about debts and fares.
Mrs Davis denies the Teddy outbreak was prearranged, insisting her demonstration for Colonel Rangevelt at the Chicago convention was spontaneous. The Kentuckian horsewoman and bowler, noted for marksman skill, trembles at the idea of staging such an event.
Baltimore notes detail a plan where tariff reform is the key plank for the Democratic platform. Summaries propose gradual tariff reductions toward revenue needs, with protections for domestic producers, alongside currency and anti trust measures, and direct election of U S senators.
Baltimore reports a surge of vice presidential booms as delegates prepare for nomination debates. Several hopefuls and supporters gather, with discussion centering on balancing a ticket for regional strength and political fit. Names include Underwood, Sulzer, Harrison, Redfield, Burton Harris, and Trix amid active lobbying.
Miss Murray testified that no quarrel occurred over water when a hotel guest knocked and she handed a pitcher. Police noted Barksdale, known to them, was previously arrested for larceny and jailed. Guests organized a search believing the assailant remained in hiding if not captured.
A July Popular Mechanics article highlights refinements to the so called rubber neck motorbus turning it into a stylish sight seeing car with full doors and sixteen-seat capacity. The Seattle shipyard prototype now serves Rainier National Park tours and marks a shift from the vehicle’s joked reputation to practical elegance. It notes how daily life casual observations spark breakthroughs in invention, citing cornstarch production and silver plating as contemporaneous developments.
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