Germany punctures Stand Pat wagon in tense showdown
The report hints that Germany has disrupted the Stand Pat position in a developing confrontation. No further details are provided about the parties, dates, or locations.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1905
Page
2
The report hints that Germany has disrupted the Stand Pat position in a developing confrontation. No further details are provided about the parties, dates, or locations.
The article ponders why a nation’s leader remains an unsolved mystery to the Czar of all the Russians, suggesting enduring questions about authority and public favor without clear answers.
On taking his seat at Washington Senator LaFollette vows to keep before him the high example set by Governor LaFollette, guiding his public service and policy stance.
A speaker notes that a woman can dress well for a year with just over ten dollars down and one dollar weekly. The idea is that a person can buy nearly everything their heart desires through this budgeting approach.
There were 12 030 immigrants admitted in twelve hours at the port of New York one day last week. The statistic reflects a surge in arrivals, highlighting rapid processing and high daily intake while indicating continued flow through the port.
The Kah gyur Tibetan Bible comprises 108 volumes of 1,000 pages each totaling 1 083 books. Each volume weighs ten pounds and measures 26 inches long 8 inches wide and 8 inches deep. Mongol tribes paid 7 000 oxen for a copy and 225 volumes of commentary accompany it. A large collection of alleged revelation supplements the Bible.
Northwest Texas Press Association hosts an Hereford gathering on August 11 where the News editor is invited to compose and read a poem. The piece notes the editor’s lack of poetry skill and hints at sending an epitaph if the culprit is known. P A Martin of the Graham Leader is asked to write it.
The piece recounts Roosevelt forebears as the first navigator of a steamboat on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. Captain Roosevelt, a friend of Robert Fulton, launched a craft on Western waters in 1811 from Pittsburgh and sailed toward the gulf amid an earth tremor in Southern Missouri.
Hungarian promological organ accuses American prunes sold in Germany of being soaked in a glycerine rich fruit to swell size and weight. It labels the American fruit merchants as profit seekers. Our consul general in Budapest advises certificates of purity from chambers of commerce or boards of health.
Officers voted to hold a protracted meeting in June beginning on the first or second Sunday. A representative evangelist will be selected to assist Pastor Parker. All members are urged to note the dates and attend.
Hot weather and bad drinking water aggravate piles and pain. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve relieves pain and draws out soreness. Buy the genuine product from E. C. De Witt & Co.
Henry Clews left Tom Lawson off a twenty two named wealth leaders list provoking a sharp reaction. Lawson may challenge the omission as he contemplates possible actions against Clews for the mischaracterization.
Prince Eugene of Sweden, youngest son of King Oscar, is regarded as a premier landscape painter on the continent. He spends most time in a Paris studio and recently exhibited three works under an assumed name. The artistic world praised the paintings, leading him to reveal his identity.
Advertisement notes Dr. King's New Life Pills clear the body for action with visible signs of health and offers them at 25 cents at B S Doty Co drug store. Dowie plans a $7 million Zion City capital attempt drawing frenzied finance attention.
A brief item notes that even a mayor may endure a strenuous life, with reference to May or Dunne and the city of Chicago as the context of the remark.
The article recalls a story told by Congressman Klutz about a German bachelor in North Carolina who remarried within a month after his wife died. Neighbors celebrated loudly with bells and music, prompting the groom to exclaim that a funeral had occurred so recently.
An old ad copy touts Simmon's Sarsaparilla as a cure for dull appetites and fatigue. It claims the beverage “picks you up” and keeps you alert, while noting the grocery bill reflects your appetite.
A Kansas man back from the isthmus predicts the Panama Canal will not be completed for two hundred years. His skepticism should be discounted since he failed to secure the job he sought.
The article notes Massachusetts can offer some of the world's finest lobsters to a visiting President, confirming no promise of bear hunting but highlighting the state’s culinary appeal and seafood bounty.
Personal testimony from Ralph F. Fernandez of Tampa praises Electric Bitters after a near death liver and heart illness. The TexasCounty record records the Commissioners Court oath and asset counts for Young County for the quarter ending May 6 1905 with cash totaling 13635.14 and other assets 62149.80 held by County Treasurer F. M. Burkett.
The passage suggests the President may need to address landlords who refuse to rent to people with children, implying a policy or moral admonition aimed at ending housing discrimination based on family status.
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Wanted individuals to represent and advertise an established financial signing house. Pay is 21 dollars weekly for men and 12 to 18 dollars weekly for women plus weekly expense advances by check from headquarters. Horse and buggy furnished when needed. Permanent position. Apply Dept. 5 Monon Building Chicago Illinois 2 February 1905.
A Union veteran who lost a leg at Spotsylvania joined Christmas giving for the Confederate Veterans' Association of Washington which aids needy Confederate soldiers. He sent a note saying the gift memorializes the late John Reb who knocked him out at Spotsylvania Court House on May 12, 1864, and closed with God bless us every one.
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