Splendid opportunities and oddities amuse a nation
June misses little, as the president praises child crops while pondering perils of office. A Chinese rebellion may surge or fade, and planet Mws will skim Earth in July. Alaska expo planned, Ohio pie abundance criticized, and a 102 year old Frenchman recalls never kissing. Dispatch notes a Pittsburg girl battling a gnawing mouse.
Normal schools debate in West Virginia over graduation year sites
Upstate papers report regents may reconsider requiring normal students to complete the graduating year at Fairmont or Huntington normal schools. The issue highlights the four country normal schools doing economical educational work, with West Virginia supporters urging broader action.
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Upstate
Board of
Regents of the Normal Schools
Fairmont
Huntington Normal
Friends of the Normal Schools
West Virginia
Country Normal
State should fund normal schools to ensure growth
The speaker argues that rather than hindering normal schools, the state should enhance their value. If these institutions are to persist and expand with the state's growth, liberal provisions and support are necessary.
Duty to country and family as the citizen’s core duty
The piece argues duty to country and family are the highest citizen responsibilities and that neglect risks citizenship loss or becoming a criminal or pauper. It stresses city dwellers bear heavier obligations, as their city acts as a corporation in which they are stockholders and directors. Their time and earnings fund the city. success benefits both the corporation and themselves.
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Commonwealth
Deweller
Futher
Roosevelt Post Roads Debate Echoes Constitutional Twain
A writer in a major newspaper cites authorities in constitutional law arguing President Roosevelt misreads the post roads clause. The piece traces debates on whether establish means construct or merely designate routes, referencing Virginia jurist John Randolph Tucker and views on necessary and proper powers for postal and military needs.
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New York Evening Post
Roosevelt
Congress
John Randolph Tucker
Virginia
Washington Herald
Beauty doctors endorse Herpicide for hair loss control
Competent judges and beauty doctors advocate Herpicide claiming it stops hair loss and removes dandruff. Letters from Bertha A. Trullinger and Grace Dodge praise the product and urge purchase. Samples available for 10 cents, with two sizes 50 cents and 1.00. Special agent John L. Crochet handles distribution.
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Newbro
Bertha A. Trullinger
Morrison St
Portland
Ore
Grace Dodge
Sixth St
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
John L. Crochet
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Pure Blood Reform
Blotches pimples flesh worms and blackheads are described as impure blood. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promises to drive them away and elevate health and happiness. Available at Mill Creek Coal and Coke Company Cooper West End Drug Company and W I Peters Truman for 35 cents.
Roosevelt's push on post roads and railroad regulation
The passage discusses constitutional power over funding post roads and federal control of railways. It contrasts Tucker’s view that railroads can be built for post purposes with Roosevelt’s stance that privately owned railroads under state charters may be federally regulated to maintain efficiency. It notes the lack of clear judicial precedent guiding post roads interpretation and frames Roosevelt as entering largely uncharted constitutional territory.
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Tucker
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Remarkable rescue proves medicine’s healing power
Fedora Tennessee resident C V Pepper recalls being bedridden with lung and throat hemorrhage until Dr King’s New Discovery brought instant relief. Coughing ceased, bleeding diminished, and in three weeks he returned to work. Guaranteed cough and cold care 50 cents and 1 dollar. Trial bottle free at drug stores.
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Fedora
Tenn
C. V. Pepper
Foley and Orina Laxative ads from Wade and Co.
Local testimonials praise Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung trouble and Foley's Kidney Cure for renewed vigor. Orina Laxative Fruit Syrup touts mild action for women and children. Chamberlain's Salve is credited with curing a long standing tetter. Advertisements note sales through G H Wade and regional druggists.
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Finch, Ark
Foley
G. H. Wade
Orina
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