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Newspaper
Chariton Patriot
Location
Chariton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1908
Page
1
For Recorder A. D. Gray of Chariton is named alongside Sheriff Charles C. Lyman in the slate of local election officials.
Fairfield Ledger discusses Senator La Follette’s extended 18 hour speech opposing the Aldrich emergency currency bill and questions President Roosevelt’s supportive letter to Senator Burkett. The piece argues reformers like La Follette attract aid by echoing Roosevelt but may not reliably back his favored legislation.
James Donahue of New Britain Connecticut writes of using Foley's Kidney Remedy for diabetes and kidney trouble. He reports improvement after two bottles and complete cure after five, satisfying a life insurance examination. Beaman's Drug Store endorses Foley's Kidney Remedy for backache and kidney issues.
The article praises Judge Walter I. Smith of Council Bluffs praising his modesty, open minded deliberation, and strong leadership as a legislator. It credits his conscientiousness on appropriations and fiscal guardianship, calling him a keen debater and a trusted adviser with old fashioned common sense.
The Knoxville Express quotes farmers saying advertising brings buyers to sales like Mulky and Bingaman Smith. It notes past cheap fliers and current ad costs, arguing a $2 or $3 ad can draw enough bidders to justify the expense, even if a few livestock are not sold at top prices.
The excerpt reprints J B Sherman of New York's recent Republican vice presidential address. It condemns class hatred and insists laws apply equally to all citizens regardless of calling or place, stating the party seeks equal rights and fair treatment for workers and capital.
Simple guide from Popular Mechanics explains cleaning a clock with benzine and oil. Use clean benzine test on skin, remove dirt with a dry brush, blow dust from works, clean spindles and escapement teeth, then dry and reoil. Avoid vegetable oils and injuring parts. use fine-point tools for spindle holes.
Household furniture for sale. Inquire at Patriot office.
The Lowestoft china story begins with Hewlin Luson of Gunton Park discovering fine clay on his estate and opening a factory in 1756 for earthenware and porcelain. A hard paste glaze in 1775 boosted fame, but high clay costs and growing competition led to collapse and closure in 1803 per the London Globe.
A western clergyman recounts being refused a clerical suit by a New York tailor who explains ecclesiastical garments are not a specialty for most lay tailors. He notes clerics are routinely passed to specialists to avoid embarrassing mistakes. The tailor cites unfamiliar requirements and the risk of errors across religious orders.
An eastern university set of bridge players who habitually attended morning chapel shifted the start by thirty minutes and found none present. The dean questioned the group and learned that chapel at half past seven was manageable for them, but they could not stay awake until eight.
A gasoline store is offered for sale with inquiries directed to the Patriot office. No further details are provided in the notice.
President Roosevelt spoke to more than a thousand at the Jordanville New Jersey public library opening. He urged farmers and families to value mothers, promote social meetings for women, and stressed work over idle life. He condemned rascality among both big men and petty cheats, urging honest effort and preparation for future wars.
Dr A F Treagold, a prominent English medical man, testified to a royal commission that tramps are the sanest class in the community. He attributed this to their methodical itinerant lifestyle and fixity of moving from place to place, noting a lower rate of feeble mindedness among tramps than other classes.
Fragmentary note references trepidation and feelings of departure. Mentions Andi felks and vacation in a clipped, cryptic style with scattered phrases about New York.
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