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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1908
Page
2
Early 20th century Fort Wayne paper notes Roosevelt misfire on a bull trout claim and reports a global famine in Austin. It covers Cromer and Sheridan district politics, Fairbanks campaign chatter, and general machine politics with editorials on delegates and primaries amid wartime tension.
The piece surveys mounting evidence that local option and prohibition face strong support in some communities while opponents push for continued liquor trade. It cites opinions from Indiana critics and officials, noting contrasts between rural sentiment and urban opposition, with emphasis on Allen County and surrounding counties amid ongoing debates about liquor laws and enforcement.
A Baltimore era editorial argues the submerged tenth remains a city crisis. It cites failed farm relief, calls for industrial colonies, and urges modern benevolence to provide real doors of opportunity for desperate children and the urban poor.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland, widow of a former president, lives in Princeton with her husband and children. She has been named to a governing board of a New Jersey public institution, in what is described as the governor's final act.
The text discusses Foreten Lawe Las honoring a Belgian minister and MM Gol Stoeqaert, with studies at American and European law journals. It notes an institute to study foreign laws, translate key laws into French, and inform officials on legal progress. It questions Roosevelt’s trust in Cortelyou amid controversies and past corporate scandals.
The New York World argues President Roosevelt remains firm on fighting corrupt finance yet keeps George B. Cortelyou as secretary of the treasury. It accuses Cortelyou of cashing in with life insurers banks railroads and the Standard Oil group and claims he helped steer treasury power toward Morgan Rockefeller and Ryan interests.
The article argues that Michigan's prohibitory law is largely a dead letter except where local option exists. It notes strong support for prohibition in some counties, but many adopting counties later reject it. It also references the 1874 shift to a liquor tax system and ongoing statewide effects.
Paizo Ointment claims to cure itching bleeding and pain from piles within 8 to 14 days or money refunded. The ad promises guaranteed relief and a full refund if not effective.
The U S Supreme Court affirmed lower courts that the Hepburn Act does not repeal the Elkins Act ban on railroad rebates. The ruling involved cases against the Northern Pacific and Great Northern railways for rebates in 1905 and upheld penalties in Minnesota district court. Justice Day announced the decision, marking a key victory for rail regulation.
Timely notes explain that butter fails to gather when cream is too raw or milk from a long lactation cow spoils a batch. Viscosity hinders separation. rising cream temperature to the proper level is the remedy, with the thermometer as a guide to prevent minute particle breakup.
Practical guidance on dairy and poultry care with notes on butter churning temperatures and milk handling. Bran and hay form key poultry feeds, with emphasis on brans for bone and feather growth, oyster shell and bone meal for calcium, and dry or moistened rations. Includes cautions on proper cream temperature and churning timing.
Local sale notice announces boys' long pants available from Pattorson Fletcher Co with final price through March 1. Items described as faner salts appear in OCR text with limited additional details.
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