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Newspaper
Columbia County Republican
Location
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
4
The Reading Iron Company recently cut 1,500 workers indefinitely, likely for psychological reasons. Some say Theodore Roosevelt will persist in being understood despite voice troubles. If William Jennings Bryan’s voice improves, he could use phonographs for Chautauqua shows, including gestures. Col Roosevelt says Democrats failed to curb living costs, a claim that could be confirmed in many households.
The text notes Prof Taft of Yale is a favorite Harvard speaker. It mentions President Wilson planning to investigate the discharge of Grand Army veterans from government service, suggesting it may involve more than psychology. It also comments on Taft’s post presidency weight change and stature.
Carrier pigeons deliver messages between New York and Philadelphia in under three hours, a pace of about a mile per minute, praised as an original aviation method with little room for faster improvements.
A political editorial questions the Democrats promise to lower living costs. It argues the party has instead reduced workers earning power by halting business and making essentials unaffordable for many Americans. Continuous rhetoric challenges the incumbent White House administration.
The piece criticizes the President and his party amid calls for conservation legislation and pending trust bills. It notes GOP and Democrat doubts, canal and Mexican policy criticisms, and questions why business bills should not wait. A college anecdote about Professor Plympton and memory ends with a student exchange.
The piece attacks Free-Trade for moving flag production abroad and questions patriotic pride. It argues industry moved to England and calls for domestic manufacture while criticizing the political stance of Kinder and Brumbaugh. A separate note says Brumbaugh has two months leave from the Philadelphia Board of Public Education for a gubernatorial campaign, extendable after November 8.
Column by Margaret C Devereaux presents two distinct viewpoints on a common issue. The piece analyzes differing perspectives, highlighting underlying biases and potential implications for readers.
Bloomsburg resident John A. Fortner of 480 W Third St testifies Doan's Kidney Pills help weakened kidneys. He reports occasional backache when catching cold and says a few doses provide prompt relief. The ad warns that colds can affect kidneys and urges quick action.
Price 60 cents at all dealers. Don’t simply ask for a kidney remedy. Get Dean’s Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Fortner had. Foster-Milburn Co., Proprietors, Buffalo, N. Y.
The fragment lists individuals with surnames Appleman Vans Zehner Maust and others tied to Bloomsburg Berwick and Berwick area. Names include J W Vans, John R R, C B, and Lutz. No events or actions detected.
J Brown The Eye 4 Specialty offers eye treatment tests fittings and artificial eyes with telephone connection and hours from 10 a m. to 6 p m. in Bloomsburg Pennsylvania March 24 and nearby notices list attorney W Day BankruptcyLitigation services in Bloomsburg and office details in Catawissa and other locations with varied dates and hours.
Sheriff BR. F. Rice is named in a filing with Clyde Charles VeTter acting as attorney. The action concerns legal fees or related charges from sheriff duties and related official proceedings. VeTter represents the client in the matter with the filing outlining the claim and jurisdiction.
Ten years after a lecture on memory and love, Professor Plymp ton contemplates marriage to a younger woman who challenges his ideas. She reveals she once argued his theory, prompting a turn from theory to heart. He proclaims lifelong and eternal love, and she accepts with a laugh.
Advert says Dean's Ointment treats itching skin in babies and is safe for children. A box costs 50 cents and is sold at all stores.
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