Taft Sends Telegram on Mexico Front and Congress Plans
A week’s notes report Taft assures Diaz that Texas frontier maneuvers pose no threat. Ballinger resigns as interior secretary, to be replaced by Walter Fisher. Arizona admission divides Democrats. Governor Colquitt resists Texas Senator Bailey’s resignation. Congress set for April 4 extra session to tackle reciprocity.
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International Political and Social Notes Chronicle
Personal Maj. Gen. Frederick D. Grant named military aid to Ambassador Ham mond for Taft coronation duties. Senator Carter joins Canada treaty commission on water routes. Rev Aked resigns Fifth Avenue Baptist, to lead San Francisco church. Busch wedding in Pasadena marks world’s most elaborate golden anniversary with a $200000 diadem. Brazil’s First Methodist Sunday school enrolls 38960, claims world’s largest. Hilles to replace Norton as secretary to the president on April 4. Shaw advocates easy divorce in new book Getting Married. Mexican revolutionists claim Diaz dead. embassy notes Diaz health excellent. Belgian minister Count de Buisseret named minister to St Petersburg. Haxenith to Washington. Baron Paterno under suspicion of insanity amid murder trial.
Indiana General Assembly Ends After Record Passing Of Bills
The Sixty seventh Indiana General Assembly adjourned after a frenzied session that passed more bills than in years past. A new state constitution was approved for a 1912 vote, with Governor Marshall signing many measures including voters registration and prosecuting attorney salary reforms. The session also saw denouncements of paid lobbyists and swift action on road taxes and child tobacco prohibitions.
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California Fig Syrup of Figs advertised for ladies and children
The advertisement touts Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle cleansing laxative suitable for ladies and children. It claims broad benefits, praises its safety, warns against imitations, and notes the product is sold by druggists for 50 cents per bottle with the California Fig Syrup of Figs label on every package.
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Swimming Hole Defined by Mrs Suburb
Mr Suburb and Mrs Suburb debate the meaning of a swimming hole as a body of water entirely surrounded by boys in a humorous suburban exchange.
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Boys imagine a million dollar plan in playful debate
Three boys from Warburton discuss what to do with a million dollars. Richard would buy a motor boat, Warburton would spend on music and theater tickets, Gordon would buy an automobile and pay fines. Harper's Bazar notes Syria's consumptives face harsh stigma and a new hospital for the disease opens in Beyrout under Dr. Mary P. Eddy.
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A Woman's Letter and Hidden Meanings
A discussion on how women craft letters with veiled meanings, comparing written communication to subtle signals like glances and smiles. The piece cites M Marcel Prevost on letter interpretation and questions why a woman's letter should reveal true thoughts, likening it to deceptive shopkeepers.
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Honest Confession A Doctor's Talk on Food
An Texas physician recounts his initial bias against advertised foods and praises Grape-Nuts after trying it in Corpus Christi. He reports improved strength, digestion, and stomach comfort, claiming no adverse effects and noting better activity than in a decade. The piece promotes Postum and the Road to Wellville book with a marketing call to readers.
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