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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
8
Wilton confronts Doddridge Knapp after a note claims Crown Diamond has been purchased. The Wolf questions the spy and hints at a looming market gang. Knapp suspects the note writer and presses for truth as Mrs. Knapp’s message summons the narrator.
The piece traces Ohio’s pivotal role in national GOP politics, noting Blaine and Sherman battles for delegates, Grover Cleveland and Bryan distance, and Foraker’s revolt against Roosevelt. It argues the party’s unity hinges on choosing the ticket with the strongest national appeal, a habit cemented since 1896.
A mob in Farmington Johnson County abducted editor Ed Rockwell and tarred and feathered him before leaving him in the cold near town. Rockwell, longtime critic of local business and politics, had drawn ire with a satirical lodge piece provoking strong anger among Red Men Lodge members. A special session of the grand jury was convened to investigate the assault.
Do not let a cough drag on and risk chronic bronchitis or pneumonia. Give it attention and use Chamberlains Cough Remedy for relief. Sold by Williamson Drug Co.
An old advertisement claims fall ing hair is a disease and promotes Ayer s Hair Virgor with a new formula that stops hair loss increases growth and removes dandruff though it does not alter hair color. the text shows garbled ending.
The Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research plans a 97 acre New Jersey farm near New Brunswick to house animals for advanced vivisection work. Monkeys will be prioritized, with dog kennels, sheep and goat pens, mice and guinea pig facilities, and a chicken and pigeon department. Five acres will grow vegetables for animal feed.
Washington report notes Senator Robert L. Owen of Oklahoma met the president and discussed the state constitution. The president reportedly criticized the omission of a provision regulating tooth powder, and Owen apologized, promising to fix the gap by statute.
Fragmented OCR text describes illnesses among young children, mentioning whooping cough and related symptoms. The readable portions suggest a medical or health notice focused on infant illness and possible care guidance.
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