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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1912
Page
4
Blinn Memorial College in Brenham is praised as among the state’s best institutions, excelling in teaching and moral training. Graduates are noted for their education and high moral stamina, going on to successful careers with integrity, reflecting well on Brenham.
The article analyzes the Cuban insurrection and portrays it as a political struggle by the black population against government patronage. It notes the racial lines blur but emphasizes broader tensions, including Germany’s rising military spending and a call for fraternal unity amid global economic pressures.
The article reviews Democratic platform positions favoring free admission of essential goods, anti tariff stance, and trust regulation, plus proposals like presidential primaries and federal tax reform. It notes a Texas delegation’s stance for Woodrow Wilson and comments on Malta’s 1814 political-economic realignment under English rule.
An excerpted discussion on reviving the dead through artificial respiration and chest interventions. It cites the Rockefeller Institute and Dr. Samuel Meltzer detailing methods to restore breathing, heart function, and circulation in animals and humans, with claims of success and calls for medical testing, while noting ethical and legal implications for death and punishment.
Public health notice urges households to seal homes keep screens over food protect infants and the ill from flies. Advocate gates for doors and windows guard against manure and garbage as typhoid and cholera risks rise with warmer weather. Notify neighbors or health authorities about lapses.
A fragmented sketch of Taft Teddy and Roosevelt era clashes features muddled quotes about taxes on corn doctors welfare, and political theatrics. References to Teddy drinking milk, Booker T. Washington, Hetty Green, and Lillian Nordica hint at a chaotic cross section of public figures, media mischief, and social scenes.
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