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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1908
Page
4
The sale runs throughout the store with widespread price cutting and heavy reductions. Many items offered at unusually low values, with profits cut to deliver deep discounts.
New York Aug 1 John Temple Graves, candidate for vice president on the Independence ticket, responds to Thomas E Watson who mocked the party as Hearst driven. Graves defends independence, rebukes Watson, and notes past Populist support and the party’s broad base across states. Also mentions Taft and Bryan remarks and a separate note from Lincoln Neb about Bryan’s Aug 12 notification events.
Normain B. Mack, chairman of the Democratic national committee, names executive, advisory, labor and campaign text book committees. Members include Ir. Hall Nebraska vice chairman Urey Woodson Kentucky Martin J. Wise Townshomas Tar lant Taehine TB. Ryan Wisconsin Edwin O. Wood Michigan and others from New York Maryland Georgia Ohio and more. Final committee lineup and officers to be announced next week.
Taft presides as three namesakes visit, drawing modest crowds and attention from local observers. The event highlights lingering public interest in the former president and symbolic connections to current civic matters.
Republican leaders in New York pressed Hitchcock for guidance on Governor Hughes renomination while he refused to name candidates. Indiana Democrats weigh delaying Kern’s vice presidential notification. French labor arrests follow Vic Hennem protests. Socialist Labor finds proxy for Preston as Chafin notice set for August 18 in Chicago.
San Francisco Aug 1 Stanley Ketchel and Chicago’s Wage Kelly fought a hard match. Kelly led early with solid two rounds while Ketchel recovered. In the third Ketchel landed a left to the jaw and dominated, sending Kelly to the canvas where he was counted out by the referee.
Several residents enjoy an Elk Hart river outing while others report visits andcomings. Fred Conrad with typhoid fever remains ill as ministers tour New Paris streets each evening. Roy Wehrly buys a farm at Chas Robinson place, Floyd Smith starts as Big Four Wabash operator, John A. Tartan visits Nappanee, P H Clayton loses a horse from heat. Relatives arrive from Boise City Idaho. John F Ryan returns from Ohio. cattle carload from Chicago. civil service exams held in Goshen. Rumors hint Winona agent changes.
W H Myers returns to mobility after two weeks of illness. Mrs M A Farrer and Mrs Val Griner visit Sturgis friends. Mrs Hattie Crowe of Sturgis visits sister Amsey Keim. Mrs Nona Henderson and Katherine Varns return from Chicago trip. Miss Lulu Haines visits North Manchester. Mr and Mrs Al Miller of Goshen visit Myers family. Two weeks of events loom with county convention Goshen Auto exhibit Elkheart Pennsylvania picnic Elkhart Island. Freeland proposes Sturgis Middlebury auto bus line if roads improve. Hawks Hardware promotes Jap wine and fishing tackle.
Jean Baptiste Renaud of Montreal testifies that after twenty five years of eczema and doctors urging amputation his leg healed using Cuticura Soap Ointment Pills. He reports swelling subsiding after two treatments and new skin forming within two months. He credits the remedies with saving his life and recommends them to others.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss baby sleep and soothing routines with mentions of emollients and restfulness. entities unclear due to garbled text but hints at soothing care for infants and general guidance.
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