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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1907

Page

5

Committee Forms New Banking and Currency Panel

Washington Dec 4 Speaker Cannon reveals the banking and currency committee lineup. The group gains one Democrat, total seven on the party, with Fowler of New Jersey chair. McHenry of Pennsylvania joins Democrats while Shartel and Legare exit.

Washington, D. C Cannon House Committee On Williams Fowler New Jersey Shartel Missouri Legare South Carolina Burton Ohio Shorter Crawford North Carolina McHenry Pennsylvania Prince of Illnois Calderhead Kansas Powers Maine McMorran Michigan Weeks McCreary Knowlard California Waldo New York Hayes Massachusetts Lewis Georgia Parto Louisiana Glass Virginia Gillsple Texas James Kentucky Con

President's Message Read To Senate And House

Washington dispatch reports the annual message from the president read in the Senate by secretary Kennett and presented by Latta. Senators Allison and Teller led the call as copies were passed around while the House adopted committee actions before adjourning.

Washington, D. C United States Kennett Senate J Fdleen- Wus Latta Allison and Teller Iowa Colorado Prsident Vicw Fowley House

Mean Flings at Editors in Hearn Tale of Cut Manuscripts

A publisher recalls Lafcadio Hearn who relished tales of editors and their control over copy. One story features an editor who trims a subscriber’s remark about the Seven Ages of Man, another mocks a weather line about winter lingering in spring, citing the need for high moral tone in a town full of schoolgirls.

Lafcadio Hearn Hearn Sheers Manor Fisher Drug Co E. Kinzie Street

Little John Learns Lord's Prayer Critique At Church

A four year old, learning the Lord's Prayer, listens in church and, upon hearing a minister's prayer, blurts out that he is not saying it right. His sister, two years older, often criticises him for small mistakes during the recitation. The scene captures a child's earnest confusion and humor during a first church visit.

John

Just His Luck

Two men discuss the death of a wealthy old woman. One confirms she died yesterday and that a will exists. The other reveals he is named in the will to receive the testament.

Bunt

Strange Disease Discussed By Two Mothers

Two middle aged women in a car talk about the illness of one woman’s two children. One child has a fever and the doctor says the other’s illness is epidemic. The mothers express unfamiliar concern and seek details.

Mother Number One

Experience as teacher sparks caution in judgment

A man cites the proverb experience teaches, while another skeptic notes learning can arrive too late to distinguish mushrooms from toadstools, illustrating doubts about practical wisdom.

Texas girl credits Postum with improved health

A Texas girl recalls starting coffee early in life and, over six months, switching to Postum Food Coffee. She reports relief from nervousness and indigestion, clearer skin, and easier study as a teacher. She notes no headaches after switching and mentions others trying Postum after her recommendation.

Texas Lave Posts m Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Bradley Not Guilty in Utah Senator Killing Case

Washington DC December 4 A jury found Mr Bradley not guilty of killing Pied State Senator Brown of Utah at a Washington hotel. Insanity defense cited. The trial followed a lengthy deliberation from 4 PM Monday.

Washington, D.C Dee Bradley Brady Brown Utah Washington

Proof for Two Cents Promotes Dean's Kidney Pills

Medina Ohio reader G W Winney endorses Dean's Kidney Pills after eighteen months of pain and hospital care. He reports weight gain from 143 to 162 pounds and claims a complete cure. Pills sold 50 cents at all dealers Foster-Mar Burn Co Buffalo NY.

G. W. Winney Medina Ney Maes Vites Dean Mr. Winney foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, N. Y

West Side servant girl intrigues caller with Irish brogue

A West Side New York household was visited by a Trish servant who, when asked if her mistress was home, tucked her arms behind her back and said in a rich brogue to "put the tickets in me mouth" because her hands were wet. The moment was noted as a humorous reminder of the servant girl question.

Emerald Isle New York West Side

Cure for Measles Scalp Sores Claims Lasting Health

After severe measles left the head and neck covered with penny sized scales and hair loss, a patient tried doctors remedies with no relief for six months. A week after using Cutiura Remedies a noticeable change occurred and by three weeks full recovery followed. The witness, Mrs Henry Porter of Albion Nebraska, dates the cure to August 25 1906.

Henry Porter Albion, Neb

Horsemanship Notes From Ceylon Oddities

A quoted London Daily Mail item from a Ceylon newspaper reports a seven year old horse named CH SA rising seven with good mouth and paces about 15 hands labeled a fine Lady's Hack. It notes the horse is hard to harness will jib when leaving stables and can catch under by the seat of breeches when mounting, described as a darling pet.

Ceylon London Daily Mail

Hoax Patent Medicine Ad Promises Reward

One hundred dollars reward offered for a catarrh case cured by Halls Catarrh Cure promised by P J Cheney Co Toledo C F J Cheney. Ad claims long standing honesty and ability to fulfill obligations. Mentions mail orders and wholesale druggists in Toledo Ohio. Includes pricing and internal intake claim for the cure and a second product for constipation.

P. J. Cheney & CO Tolado

Defiance Starch Appears At County Fair Booth

A curious display at the county fair features packages labeled Defiance Starch promising a stiff finish for both collars and curls. A man from the city jokes about zigzag patterns resembling a skirt or Mars map, while a seller touts the product's directions and price.

Mars

Tiles Cured in 6 to 10 Days with Pazo Ointment

An old style ad proclaims Pazo Ointment cures tile blemishes in six to ten days with money back guarantee. It asserts dramatic results for conditions described as behing Blind Bleeding or Protruding Miles and promises refunds if not cured.

PLC

Western Canada soils prove highly productive in grain yields

Winniper Correspondence reports Western Canada's soil shows superior grain power. Frost in August limited potential yields but southern Alberta sowing of winter wheat covered about 100000 acres with expected huge outputs. Canadian government offers 160 acres free to settlers. Craik Saskatchewan notes strong plant growth, including a dahlia thriving 80 days after planting, illustrating soil vitality.

Western Canada Alberta Craik Saskatchewan

Domestic worker and ice box miseducation tale

A Scandinavian servant enters a Cleveland home and is told to discard leftovers every morning. The next day the mistress sees something odd in the yard and learns the servant dumped yesterday’s old ice outside, believing it must be thrown away. The anecdote appeared in Harper’s Weekly.

Cleveland Sophie Harper’s Weekly

Sears Indicted for Mail Fraud Over Catalog Sales

Des Moines reports Sears, Roebuck & Co. charged in a three count indictment for using the mails to defraud. The case alleges misrepresentation in catalog offerings including a June 18, 1907 sale of white lead to Dr. C. F. Spring and misrepresented rings sent through the mails.

Des Moines Sears, Roebuck & Co Chicago C. F Spring Sears-Roebuck R. H. Miles

Men outnumber women in Japan by ratio of nine to ten

The text notes that Japan is among the few nations where men exceed women, giving a ratio of 980 men to 1,000 women.

Japan

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