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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1908
Page
2
A royal welcome awaits the clean minded man in refined society while slovenly habits earn polite society's disfavor. For color and finish preservation at small outlay, bring shirts collars and cuffs to the ARPER laundry.
Plymouth Independent argues Republicans must admit failure amid a panic and urges removing the party from power. It lauds Indiana Democrats Adair Cox Dixon Rauch in Congress and endorses Jim Tous R Marshall for governor as a clean, capable Hendricks-type leader poised to shape a reformist administration.
General Lew Wallace's stirring romance Ben Hur acclaimed as greatest theatrical achievement will be shown at the South Bend Auditorium on April 7 and 9 with a special matinee on Wednesday April 8. The production is described as a series of magnificent pictures depicting the Messiah era with rapid scene changes and elaborate stage effects. Seats are available at the Jefferson box office.
An advertisement promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure as a tonic for weak hearts caused by illness or over exertion. Patient testimonial from Mrs F J Norton of Freeville New York credits renewed strength and breathing improvement to the medicine. The ad urges readers to obtain Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind product through a mail order offer.
At Springfield on March 27 the Indiana and Iowa Democratic delegates endorsed Joseph G Calla for president and backed a revision of tariff policies. They elected four delegates-at-large to the national convention and favored Roosevelt era labor views while endorsing the deep waterway proposal and a Nebraska platform rewrite. Delegates Claude Porter Jerry Sullivan Tinnin and CL Dimcomb won on ballots with Fred White losing support in some counties.
Tatlisanapolis March 27 a Democratic state convention closed its two days session in which thirty delegates were chosen to vote for William J. Bryan for president. The convention featured six candidates for governor and four ballots for lieutenant governor. The platform backed Bryan but urged delegation support for his national run.
Nebraskan dispatch from Cedar Rapids March 27 reports Bryan name resounded from every Democratic faction at the state convention. Bryanites loyal through the years were selected to lead.
Republicans met at the state capitol to nominate William H. Taft for president and endorsed H. Clay Evans for vice president. Nathan W. Hele was instructed for national committeeman, with a state ticket named and Chicago delegates chosen. Newell Sanders presided, Evans named chairman.
Washington March 27. The national committee has not convened for the election of delegates for twenty states and six territories. All conventions must be held by May 6. Rhode Island does not instruct. Providence March 27. The Rhode Island state convention met to defeat rivals and express preference for a presidential candidate.
In Indianapolis on March 27 Thomas Tareart was re elected as a Democratic nations committeeman while Crom Indi anu ba the newly elected delegates prepare for the national convention.
The Strongheart comedy drama comes to the New Jefferson next Tuesday with Ralph Stuart in the title role. It tells of an Indian who educates himself at Columbia University, becomes a football star, and faces social ostracism after falling for a white student’s sister. The play blends serious themes with college-life humor.
The Jefferson program at Laon Howe's theater next Wednesday night blends joyous circus memories with striking moving pictures of wild animals. Also shown are a car racing segment at high speed and a dramatic silent reel, plus other diverse scenes.
An advertisement touts a home remedy for blood disorders and kidney and bladder issues, claiming purity of blood as the key to health. It lists a recipe using Fluid Extract Dandelion and other tonics, urging readers to buy medicines at a pharmacy and noting store sales on beds and furniture.
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