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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1906
Page
11
An archival note asserts Arbuckles ARIOSA coffee outsold all another packaged blends. The brief commentary critiques bagged coffee and promotes buying from trusted roasters. It mentions the roaster’s name on packaging and reflects early 20th century marketing rhetoric.
A visitor from Dublin recalls arriving in America and facing overwhelming sensory onslaught in New York. Marble rooms blaze with electric light, bands play, and outside tramways rattle in pandemonium while quiet diners adapt. Subways, speed, and lone passengers convey a city of deafening noise and vast energy, seen as a force shaping people like puppets under destiny.
From Columbia Missouri December 17 an 8 percent Louis paper via Jefferson City says the state university would ask the next general assembly for an appropriation of 9 000 000 which university authorities call absurd. Secretary Babb said state revenue for two years was not greater than that. The university has never received more than 800 000 in the biennial period, most of which came from the inheritance tax rather than the general revenue fund.
Senator Stons of Missouri comments on who would lead the Democratic ticket in 1998. He says if Mr. Bryan desires the nomination, he would likely be the front runner or even favored to win. The piece notes a chaotic political climate and compares Bryan’s potential presidency to progressive shifts in policy.
A Texan named Hill, once 90 pounds, reportedly grew to over 180 after using Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption, coughs, and colds. The ad claims a total cure following 12 bottles and offers a trial bottle free, guaranteed by Frank T. Clay’s general store for 50 cents to $1.00.
San Antonio December 17 The attorney general has ruled that justices of the peace cannot receive fees in inquest cases where witnesses were present at the time of unnatural deaths This means no fees for inquests The justices of the peace refused to hold inquests and two infants who died unnaturally cannot be buried until the muddle is cleared The ruling will disrupt previous workings of justice courts in murder cases
A grateful Avard Oklahoma store proprietor and his son credit Cuticura remedies with curing their eczema. The father recalls severe scalp sores and hair loss improved after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, while the son’s face and skin cleared after six bottles. Both say their family continues to use the products for soft healthy skin.
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