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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
2
Dr. Leo S. Rowe of the University of Pennsylvania was chosen secretary general of the Pan American Commercial conference in Washington. He has long studied South American affairs and served on government missions visiting southern republics.
A severe coughing paroxysm can be relieved by a teaspoonful of glycerin in hot milk. A salt bath helps. dissolve a quarter cup sea salt in hot water, saturate a towel, dry, then rub the body with the salted towel after the regular bath. To curb sneezing, press the finger on the upper part of the nose. A bag of hot sand with a tablespoon of vinegar relieves neuralgia.
Russian becomes dominant language already spoken by 170 900 000 people and statisticians project growth to at least 80 000 060 speakers by 1960. The claim reflects demographic and linguistic trends observed by authorities.
The article portrays Gen Sir Ian Standish Monteith Hamilton as a strategic and artistic officer born in Corfu sixty two years ago. It notes his Boer War service with the Gordon Highlanders, Majuba Hill survival, and repeated honors as he rose to supreme command of British French forces at Gallipoli, shaping Dardanelles operations.
Governor Glynn appoints Thomas Mott Osborne warden to test reform theories. He insists reform starts inside cells and seeks humane treatment without solitary confinement, challenging traditional harsh methods and aiming to end the cycle of punishment and degradation.
Angela Rose Cenfield or Cenfield of Warren, Jo Daviess county, won a plurality of four votes over two rivals to become Illinois first woman mayor and the nation’s second. She vows to improve the city, root out graft, and oversee a two year term while citing her long residence and Civil War era service as background.
The article portrays Rear Admiral William Shepherd Benson as a dependable, loyal, and capable naval leader. Friends call him Dear Old Ben while superiors praise his loyalty. colleagues describe him as human and steady with 22 years at sea. He is tall, fit, and quick to understand, despite a youthful appearance.
The Southern Woman's Magazine notes the line did not separate slave and free states but ran portion between Maryland and Delaware to settle a boundary dispute among Pennsylvania Maryland and Delaware. The phrase symbolized early 19th century strife, though the prophecy of unity may erase its memory.
Senator Sorghum debates the effect of leaving a party. He argues quitting might not end the party but could draw attention to its continued existence.
A humorous exchange notes the husband always keeps up with premiums enough to fund the speaker’s new gowns and hats, highlighting a regular excuse about life insurance as a wardrobe fund.
A Western city chief bookkeeper credits Postum with curing stomach trouble and nervous spells after two years of coffee and tea. He switched on grocer’s advice, reports better health and ongoing work efficiency. Postum Cereal and Instant Postum offered by grocers with pricing.
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