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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1905
Page
8
President Roosevelt outlines national duties, international relations, and the responsibilities of a great democracy. He stresses gratitude, the need for just and generous actions, and the dangers and promises of wealth, power, and self-government for the future.
The Senate will deploy perfected blocking systems on the railroad rate bill. The St. Petersburg strike has ended, but another likely protest could be called at a moment’s notice.
Vladimir tours Berlin after securing a five hundred pound salary in Lancashire. He plans to marry Maruscha, but she resists a rushed union and refuses to accompany him to England, while Mr. Gough privately arranges the matter and Rosen offers advice for maneuvering the license.
An agitation grows in the underwear trade to standardize garment sizes and stop frauds in marking. The practice skims fabric and mislabels sizes to keep prices fixed, harming the public and retailers. European makers resist fixed pricing, while U.S. sales rely on honesty. A dull moon is linked to rain.
Mrs Bliggins exclaims surprise at her husband admiring his own reflection in a shaving glass. He protests that he feels astonished not admiring, recalling a past nickname precious pet and neighbors kissing him, an awful thought. Washington Star quotation highlights social role changes.
Waves averaged about 30 feet in height with rough weather reaching 40 to 48 feet. Storms produced lengths of 500 to 600 feet lasting 10 to 11 seconds, while the longest observed measured about half a mile and persisted for 28 seconds.
Local man James Culet of Lant Alston Michigan reports twenty years of rheumatism and kidney trouble ended after using Dodd’s Kidney Pills. He says his aches and weakness disappeared and he now feels like a new man, praising the remedy for curing sick kidneys and removing uric acid from the blood.
Garfield's eight month investigation in Chicago and beyond concludes that public belief in enormous packer profits is unfounded. The 108 page report to President Roosevelt finds packers like Armour Swift and Nelson Morris do not control the beef supply and average profit per head is about 99 cents.
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