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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1916
Page
8
Washington correspondence laments lawmakers fear over submarine policy and fear of harming re election prospects. The writer denounces members as driven by self interest and political fear rather than justice or patriotism.
The article argues Woodrow Wilson pursues a representative form of government by appealing to Congress for a vote on warning Americans off belligerent merchant ships. It contrasts his approach with monarchical rule, noting resignations and efforts to gauge public will through representatives. It calls the appeal Wilsonian and apt, emphasizing the president acts as an executive, not a monarch.
Chicago reports outline the forty third annual National Conference on Charities and Corrections at Indianapolis May 16 with social problems from juvenile behavior to postwar preparedness. W T Croas announces plans. allied organizations to join. a symposium on the value of organized charity led by Creham Momeyn Taylor.
Unclear text fragment notes a Rio report from March with reference to grave wireless press and a publication. No readable names or events clearly present.
The speaker praises the president for patient diplomacy and formal consultation governed by political and social precedent. He notes the orderly gathering of voices by rank before the leader acts, sometimes contradicting advice to pursue what he deems best for the nation’s welfare.
Washington March 6. A vivid profile argues President Wilson governs by solitary study in the ten acre lot, without a formal kitchen cabinet. It notes cabinet officers, Congress, and political lobbies react after his conclusions are formed, and discusses Colonel House Joe Tumulty and Charles R Crane as informal advisors.
Physicians recommend hot water with a teaspoonful of phosphate as a harmless cleansing drink to purify the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. The regimen is said to wash away indigestible material and toxins, improve breath and skin, and start the day with a clean eliminative system.
Coastwise vessels report hurricane force gales off the Pacific. A Seafoam passenger died of heart failure from terror, a Roanoke seaman drowned after being washed overboard, and several crew members were badly injured.
In the United States, Lady Aberdeen wife of the former viceroy of Ireland urges help to save Ireland’s babies. She warns a falling birth rate and rising infant deaths threaten Irish progress and calls for donations to baby welfare work.
A noted authority explains indigestion as caused by excess stomach hydrochloric acid that prevents complete digestion and promotes fermentation. He advises taking four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acidity and ease symptoms.
Col A D Watts, collector of internal revenue, touts Winston-Salem as the leading tobacco center. He cites quarterly tax figures and factory output, noting the city supplies a quarter of U S tobacco and ships vast amounts domestically and abroad. He claims taxes fund government buildings and that weekly tobacco payments surpass costs, highlighting the city's supposed global prominence.
An advertisement touts Schiftfmann's New Concentrated Expectorant as a superior bronchial remedy. It claims to cost one-fifth of bottled preparations, requires mixing with sugar and boiling water to make a full pint, and carries a money back guarantee if satisfaction is not achieved.
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