Leadership Questions Stir In House And Senate
The piece outlines Republican struggles to name a House floor leader after Speaker Cannon, with Cannon likely to hold de jure and de facto roles despite opposition. It also covers Senate leadership hopes, possible Penrose or alternate picks, and Democrats debating tariff revision and possible reciprocity actions under Taft.
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GEOGE
Clinton
Gti
Cannon
Dalzell
Penhsylvania
McCall
Samuel W. McCall
Massachusetts
Pryne
Aldrich Dill
House
House of Representatives
Hall
Lgader
Buceged Aldrich
Senate
Aldrich
Hale
Maine
Boise Penrose
Pennsylvania
Sienator Penrose
Senate Finance Committee
Agme
Penrose
Thera
House of, Representatives
Washington
Taft
Money of Missignippi
Bacon
Georgia
John Sharp Williams
Misatastppi
Senator Money
Williams
Democrats
Houpa
Congress
Democrata
Washington Shaft
Oklahoma
Idaho
Colorado
Washington Monument
Union
Great Stone
Tablate
Care and Handling of Milk in Proper Manner
An instructional piece by L A Rogers on preventing bacterial contamination in milk through cleanliness and temperature control. It covers cooling immediately to near freezing, using windmill water troughs for cooling, pasteurization methods, and sterilization by repeated boilings, plus notes on bacteria presence and safety indicators. It emphasizes practical, low-cost methods to improve milk quality at farm and household levels.
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L.A. Rogers
Two Famous Missourians Hopkins Mo Portraits of Harsh and Lafayette
The feature honors Mra Nancy Harsh born 1810 and Dr Lafayette born 1819 as the region’s oldest residents. Harsh remains active and sharp, once rebuffing a kiss from Marquis de Lafayette during his 1824 tour. Lafayette, a Lyon France native, served as regimental surgeon and captain in the Civil War, now seen chopping wood and tending gardens at home.
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Hopkins, Mo
Mra
Nancy Harsh
Doctor Lafayette
Missouri
Mra. Harah
Washington
Mra. Harsh
Marquis de Lafayette
United States
Nancy
Lafayette
Hopkins
Lyon
Elk that Clear Thickets in Arkansas Pastures
Eureka Springs Arkansas reports private elk herds aiding thicket clearing. George W. Ross notes elk outperform goats by browsing higher, and mixed pastures with cattle, sheep, and goats thrive if spacious. Elk in 1000 acre fields protect flocks, while dogs avoid the elk park.
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Eureka Springs
Ark
United States
George W. Ross
Rogs
Mules and rat swallow miner's paycheck in Bear Valley
In Shamokin a worker’s paycheck belonging to David Jeremal was dropped into a feed bag at Bear Valley colliery and devoured by two mules and a rat. The incident left Jeremal void of wages and prompted a workplace mishap report.
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Shamokin
Wallace Derk
Bear Valley
David Jeremal
Free $3.50 recipe cures weak kidneys and bladder pain
Plain envelope mail offer promises a free recipe to treat scalding and dribbling urine flow, back pain, headaches, swelling, and breath shortness. The ad claims rapid recovery and invites readers to request the prescription by mail from Dr. A. H. Robinson in Detroit, detailing harmless ingredients.
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A.H. Robinson
Lusk Building
Detroit
Mioh
Final Settlement Deliberations in Law Firm Quip
A court verdict of 10000 is mocked by partners debating the client’s payoff. The junior urges 50 dollars, the senior counters 60 dollars, warning against haste and urging a firm promise of sixty. The exchange underscores lawyerly bravado and mockery of settlement payouts.
Critica and Critics in a New York Reception
Admiral Mahan speaks on criticism at an Immortals gathering in New York. He warns that only competent critics produce competent criticisms and laments ignoble critique. A bartender recalls a famous American journalist whose paper recently highlighted two winners.
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Mahan
New York
Syen
Uncle Joe's Check Involving Speaker Cannon Story
A tale recounts Speaker Joseph G Cannon receiving a book agent’s edition he deemed overvalued. Uncle Joe’s humorous note on the back of a $73 check deflates the deal, as Colonel Henry Casson notes the original check given years earlier. Human Life source.
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Uncle Joe
Henry Casson
Arna
House of Representatives
Joseph G. Cannon
Uncle Jos
Blank
Jon
Mothers Quit Coffee for Postum After Health Boost
Kansas City testimony shows a mother and her seven month old baby improved after switching from coffee to Postum. She credits Postum with better milk flow, relief from dizziness and heart pain, and the baby’s sour stomach. Her husband also improved, and they promote Postum as a superior hot drink with the booklet The Road to Wellville.
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Kansas City
Pontum
Baby
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mitch
Wellville
Eiver
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Acbles
Senate Républic
Dr. Lafayette
Arkansas
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