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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1909

Page

7

Taft's Birthday Trip Begins Long Presidential Journey

President Taft started from Beverly on his fifty second birthday, boarding for Boston then west and south on a 13 000 mile voyage. He will visit Chicago Milwaukee Minneapolis Denver Salt Lake City Seattle and end in New Orleans for the river voyage to conclude in New Orleans for a waterways convention.

Beverly Mass William H. Taft Boston United States Taft Archibald Butt Wendell W. Mischler J. J. Richardson Washington, D. C James Sloan, Jr L. C. Wheeler Secret Service Maj Arthur Brooks Chicago Commercial Club Hamilton Club West Side Ball Park New York Congress Hotel Orchestra Hall Wisconsin Minnesota Milwaukee Madison Portage Winona Minn Minneapolis St. Paul Des Moines Iowa Omaha Denver State Capitol Chamber of Commerce Bryan Thomas F. Walsh Walhurst Colorado Springs Pueblo Wonder Colorado Glenwood Springs Montrose Great Gunnison River Grand Junction Salt Lake City Utah Oregon Pocatello Ida Butte Mont Seattle Portland Ore Shasta Siskiyou’ Mountains Mount Shasta San Francisco Sacramento Oakland Cal Berkeley Yosemite Valley Los Angeles Fresno Diaz Grand Canyon Albuquerque N. M el Paso President Diaz Mexico Mexico City Ciudad Juarez San Antonio Fort Sam Houston Corpus Christi Charles P. Taft Mississippi River Houston Dallas St. Louis Deep Waterways Association New Orleans Illinois Manufacturers’ Association Cairo Hickman Memphis Tenn Helena Ark Vicksburg Cape Girardeau Natchez Miss Jackson Columbus Lle

Well Painted Value Adds to Home Appeal

The text argues well painted homes command higher value and enjoyment whether built for $1,000 or $10,000. The National Lead Company promotes a free Houseowners' Painting Outfit No. 49 with color schemes, specifications, and an adulteration detector, available by request from 1902 Trinity Building, New York City.

National Lead Company Trinity

Vain Hope Health in Southwest Warned

A tuberculosis study by the National Association warns that 7 180 patients travel to California Arizona New Mexico Texas and Colorado annually for health. Half are too advanced to be cured and 60 percent lack funds for basic needs, leading to 4 315 consumptives starving or relying on charity yearly.

Southwest National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis California Arizona New Mexico Texas Colorado

When the Umbrella Took Fire

Thomas Simpson jokes at a social gathering as a friend struggles to keep a large cigar lit. Simpson quips about the umbrella the smoker holds, noting it might blaze if the cigar content catches fire, in a lighthearted reminiscence from the Saturday Evening Post.

Thomas Simpson Detroit Simpson Tom Jim Saturday Evening Post

American Women and Foreign Titles Ignite Social Debate

A sharp social commentary argues that American women who marry titled foreigners gain status without merit while those who marry for money are portrayed as pragmatic and unapologetic. The piece scrutinizes gender and class expectations in marriage.

Grape-Nuts touted as digestible staple in reader letters

A Terre Haute reader extols Grape-Nuts as a safe food for digestion and daily nourishment. She cites family members who improved after using it, noting it keeps her son thriving at school and her husband restored to health under its use.

Terre Haute

White Steam Cars Run On Kerosene In 2650 Mile Tour

The White Steamer demonstrated kerosene as fuel across a 2650 mile Glendale Tour from Detroit to Denver to Kansas City under observer supervision. The kerosene test showed lower cost per gallon, no smoke or odor, easy availability along the route, and at least 15 percent better fuel efficiency than gasoline. The car easily switched fuels and impressed buyers as demand for the models grows.

White Company Cleveland Ohio Detroit Denver Kansas City Pinkerton New York Sun Convention Hall Ten States Middle West

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