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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1903
Page
2
A local party chairman invites township representatives to caucuses at suitable venues to nominate township delegates. The notice lists township names and asks committeemen to report to the county convention. G. M. Waterman chairs, Bar Ker Nashon serves as secretary.
A newspaper report describes a recent naval demonstration near New York and Long Island with 7410 guns fired to salute the president. Costs are itemized for ships, repairs, painting, and torpedo boats, totaling about 66 500, while critics say the event wasted funds and offered little wartime value.
A fragment reflects President Roosevelt’s insistence that the United States avoid war through strong internal unity and peaceable resolve. It argues foreign attack is unlikely if national life stays sound, and urges disarmament and settling disputes by adjudication over force.
The president halted a planned White House outing for white children after orders were issued to extend the same privileges to Black children. Marines provided music and the scene centered on sharing grounds and White House lunch tables, prompting public reaction about race and equality.
The democrats of Washington Township No 2 hold a caucus at the Austin schoolhouse on Saturday September 15 1908 at o clock p m to choose four delegates for the county convention in Sidney on September 20 38 and to nominate township officers and conduct other business as may arise. Township Committeeman WE Ro 33.
A declaration by a candidate announces seeking the Democratic nomination for county treasurer subject to party and voters approval. The notice asserts official candidacy and intent to pursue the seat in forthcoming county elections.
A fragmented notice indicates a candidate announces intent to seek the sheriff nomination under Democratic party guidance at county level. The text references a party convention process and a subject to party will condition.
D Wiuter reports many green strawberries ripe as warm weather continues. Rock Port Fair expected dry with no rain this year as forecasts predict sunshine. For premium lists write to J Opf Secretary Rock Port for details.
The article explains maritime authority: captains govern at sea, pilots take control near land, and marine superintendents command docks and harbor areas. In port, ships are handed to port crews while officers stay on duty, and crew are paid off at voyage end though rehired for next trip.
A juvenile rights argument extols boxing and physical training to build character. Judge Henry A. Shute cited in Leslie's Monthly urges boys to learn boxing and wrestling to develop strength and defend rights. The text warns against parental prohibition and school bullying, linking courage to gentlemanly conduct.
A historical note on Irish and Scottish horse whisperers with James Sullivan of Dunhallow as a famed tame master. It describes methods claimed by successors like O Hara, including rocking, biting the ear, and forcing submission, while debating whether gentleness alone suffices for training.
A London Spectator piece warns that many foods deemed unhealthy pose risks to timid diners. It cites preserved ginger, pineapples, fresh or preserved, and all piped fruits like oranges and raspberries as dangerous. It laments excessive caution stifling even poetry and insight.
A vailed Kansas City Journal clipping hints at a man not breaking from jail and being shot through the stomach. It notes two days of pursuit and the prisoner having nothing to eat, suggesting underlying motives and conditions.
An old article touts three onion remedies for colds and chest congestion. It details an onion rich diet breakfast and meals, onion plasters heated on the chest overnight, and onion syrup as a claimed chest cure, noting Italian and Spanish singers’ use.
A slice of anecdote about Whittier and his admirers, told through his sister in a Quaker tone. She recounts Greenleaf’s constant efforts to lose his fans on the streets, and Whittier’s rueful remark about never losing a sister to them.
In a breakfast scene Mr. Meddergrass complains to a cafe waiter about a bill claiming fried soles on a plate. He notes the sawed off expression suspects the uppers were the soles used for griddlecakes a moment before. The Judge records the exchange as a humorous remark about the bill.
A Chicago Post item notes an emotional moment as the speaker recalls asking old Binks for his daughter and admits tearing up in the telling. The quote reflects sentiment and family ties central to the anecdote.
New Hampshire earns more than 5 000 000 pounds each season from Anker boarders amid ongoing funding arrangements.
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