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Newspaper

Bedford Weekly Mail

Location

Bedford, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1912

Page

14

Road Inquiry Office Pioneers U S Highway Education

The Office of Public Roads established under the 1853 act expanded into a national road program. It reports 183 publications, 6 000 negatives and 2 000 slides, and ongoing studies on macadam brick and sand clay roads, dust control, and iron culvert corrosion. It trains engineers from colleges and operates county level investigations for improved road systems.

Congress Agricultural Department Washington Mel Ninsey Oniro Chambers of Commerce and Universities Department of Agriculture Secret of Agriculture United States Office of Public Roads Wihout Focal Ofice Mincadam Prairie States South Corps of Engineers Fons ISG Sicotlo Moe Corey

Studebaker Replies To Menzies Tariff Claim

A Studebaker Corp reply disputing Major G V Menzies tariff assertion shows wagons sold in Canada cost more than in the United States. The letter notes farmers in Toronto pay $15 to $16 more, and that the same wagons can be bought in Buffalo.

G. V. Menzies Evansville Studebaker Corporation South Bend Menzies Canada United States Maj. Menzies Toronto Studebaker

History Shows Republicans Denied Power Led to Hard Times

The Loogootee Tribune argues that U S voters have repeatedly depriving Republicans of national power led to hardship. It credits McKinley and Dingley era prosperity, Taft’s steady rule, and warns that Roosevelt’s bid against Taft would aid Democrats and harm the country.

Cleveland Blaine Harrison Loogootee Tribune

Taggart Has Whip Hand In Indiana Politics

A critical editorial argues Governor Marshall’s term has been marred by high parole rates, casino tolerance at French Lick under Thomas Taggart, and close ties to brewing interests. It claims deficits, lax law enforcement, and liquor policy manipulation show Democratic leadership under Taggart. November offers a public record vote of disapproval.

Marshall Indiana Democratic National Committee Fleming

Indiana Banks Show Strong Profit and Growth

State banks and trust companies in Indiana report Sept 4 deposits of 71.6 million dollars with time and demand accounts up since June. Total bank resources reach 9.53 million, reflecting rapid growth praised at the Indiana Bankers Association. The piece links prosperity to crops and favorable prices, warning that a Democratic president could dampen sentiment.

Indiana Wall Street Indiana Bankers’ Association Indianapolis

Democrats in Indiana urged to back Taft as path to victory

Indiana Republicans press a drive to persuade wavering Democrats and independents to vote for Taft, arguing that a Taft victory guarantees prosperity and defeating Wilson or Roosevelt. The message from Indianapolis claims thousands will support Taft if assured of his election.

Taft Indiana Republican State Central Committee Indianapolis Wilson Marshall Roosevelt State Committee Republican State Committee Rooseveltt

Durbin’s Tax Relief Plan Praised by Indiana Labor Bulletin

The Indiana Labor Bulletin endorses Col W T Durbin for governor, supporting a $600 tax exemption for the poor. It argues the proposal would ease personal property taxation, benefit wage workers, and protect homes from costly notices and fees while contrasting Durbin with incumbent Marshall.

W. T. Durbin Indiana Indiana Labor Bulletin Organized Labor Col. Durbin Marshall

Beauties of the Sierras in John Muir’s Atlantic passage

The excerpt expresses a longing for Sierra Nevada beauty and nature’s endless, uplifting scenes. It portrays contentment with simple nourishment and tethered life, praising mountains, stars, seasons, winds, and birds as a divine, perpetual stage for wonder and joy.

John Muir Tke Atlantic

Fireless cooking for dogs

A method uses a fireless cooker to prepare dog food by boiling meat and bones, then slow cooking for several hours. The process yields tender meat, cereal additions, and a rich flavored mix that stays fresh for days, with minimal kitchen time.

America

Eyes and Voice Linked by London Doctor

London physician Dr William Martin Richards reports cases where actresses lost their voices recovered after eye treatment with proper glasses. In one 22 year old, hereditary eye disease aligned with voice loss. glasses restored singing, but neglect of eyes caused voice to fail again.

London William Martin Richards

Fragments of 13th Century French Poem Found in Library

A German lecturer at St Andrews discovered four glued fragments from a manuscript book in a 16th century French poem. The two larger pieces, printed in a clear two column layout with colored initials, date from 1250 to 1300 and are parts of the Le Roman de Girard de Viane.

St. Andrews Schaaffs Girard de Viane

Airing a Fumigated Room Plan

A Home Companion instruction advises mounting two screw eyes on the lower edge of the upper sash to rig a cord loop. After fumigation, pulling the cord from the ground floor opens the upper window to vent stale air and admit fresh air.

Home Companion

Her Gain. A Husband Remembers Anniversary Gifts

Conversation between Mrs Jones and Mrs Smith recalls reminding a husband of their wedding anniversary. Mrs Smith notes she receives two presents each January and June, cited from Harper's Bazaar.

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Lic Logan Waller Pace United States Department of Agriculture American Press Association Lil United States Office THE Bitussinots Laboratory Office OF Public Roads South Bend, Indiana Clement Studebaker JR Ben G. Thompson Preat First Ward Republican Club Col Washington Ave Ord Evansville, Iwiansa Urs Carlisle Sirz Gene Menzies Major Menzies Buffalo Youra Trie Ptychbaker Corporation FIRS McKinley Taggart Mark Marshall Wilsor Sierras Sohn Muir
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