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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1911
Page
7
Reporters note that "Buffalo Bill" aims for the Arizona senatorship while engineers expect the Maine wreck to be raised in weeks Japan may be dazed by U S plans Postmaster General calls postal savings banks a success and orders another bank in each state
The progressive Democrat governor Woodrow Wilson is singled out for a strong record that boosts his chances as a likely presidential contender.
Reports from Mexico state peace negotiations are in progress and officials hope lasting peace will soon be established under a constitutional government.
In a special session convened Tuesday the Democrats hold a 65 seat House majority and push for major legislation including tariff repeal with high interest shown in the agenda and potential passage.
The Jacksonville Metropolis quips that after the gubernatorial race Attorney General Park Trammell may resemble Mr. Sampson once Delilah finishes cutting his hair, a facetious line reflecting political banter.
Experts summoned to provide evidence often tailor their conclusions to please those who hire them, explaining why experts on opposing sides in a case frequently contradict each other.
The Punta Gorda Herald quotes the Times Union noting that true greatness lies in character and action, not in clothing of office. It questions whether the public should seek leaders who rely on circumstance or appearance rather than steadfast will and merit.
Champ Clark told Chicago newspaper men to relocate to the South saying the region offers lighter clothing lower costs and grazing year round. He predicted the South will become the richest part of the United States and praised such speakers for boosting the region’s prospects.
The article argues the Southern States have outpaced Canada in growth over thirty years and surpassed northern progress in agriculture, industry, and trade. It notes mass homesteading in the West drew people away, while the South attracting new settlers seeks fortune, independence, and health, with recent census data highlighting continued in-migration.
Foreign missionaries warn that a million Chinese people are starving and would need large funds for relief. The piece suggests Uncle Andre could demonstrate charity by closing surplus libraries and donating his millions to help.
The message states three purposes for moving forces: to notify all nations that the United States upholds the Monroe Doctrine and its obligations, to warn Mexico that the U S will protect American rights and maintain order in Mexico, and to show the world that although the U S army is small it is a capable fighting force.
A doctor jokes that some men walk farther than a mile before breakfast to scare up an appetite, implying effort may drive desire and value. The quip underlines how price or worth can feel earned through effort.
A sarcastic note questions wealth disparity quoting Carnegie and suggests trying immediate payment to feel the burden of receiving several weeks' wages in advance. The remark implies discomfort with large fortunes and prepayment.
A quoted remark from the South Florida Sentinel notes that printing yields little reward for the capital invested. It contrasts it with other ventures and mocks the idea of regular substantial profit, suggesting even occasional benefits like a carriage ride.
Minnie I Jones guardian over the persons and property of Matnal donen Myrtiy Jones and Pearl ee ae that shall ppg ty. The document outlines the guardianship and control of assets, with boundary lines and the guardian’s authority described in formal terms.
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