Roosevelt Denies Storer Private Vatican Charge and Cabinet Plot
In a lengthy public reply, President Roosevelt refutes Bellamy Storer’s pamphlet claims about Vatican meetings and a behind the scenes bid to place Storer in a cabinet post. He cites Cortelyou and McKinley’s views, recalls earlier letters, and notes Storer’s resignation offer over the Hurst affair.
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The President Responds To Storer In Memorandum
The White House releases a December 1906 statement defending the president’s removal of Bellamy Storer as Ambassador to Vienna. He says Storer refused to answer letters, justifying his dismissal and dismissing Storer’s pamphlet as suppressed or misstated. The note is directed to Secretary Root and the Cabinet.
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Proud and Glad Through Postum Rebound Story
An Ohio woman recounts years of coffee linked health issues including dyspepsia and heart trouble. After stopping coffee and ice, and using Postum, belching and stomach burning ceased on day one, sleep improved, and she gained color and energy. She advises following directions and mentions reading Road to Wellville.
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