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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1908
Page
2
A fragmented Grand Rapids Tribune page mixes social quips with political debate and sensational anecdotes. It references milk selling, a rap station, a mysterious horse incident, and overseas wartime talk, alongside debates on constitutional convening and editorials on gender and society. Prominent names and places blur into a collage of mid century issues and rhetoric.
The Chicago gathering of the Republican convention opened Tuesday with Rev William O Waters leading the opening prayer and temporary officers announced including Senator Burrows as chairman. Officials named covered secretary, sergeants at arms, chaplains, and assistants while Waters received a lengthy applause for his prepared address outlining party hopes and unity.
Senator Burrows outlines Republican aims including tariff revision to protect American industries and labor, emergency currency legislation of 500 million dollars to avert future panics, and the intent to appoint a monetary commission. He lauds Republican progress under past administrations and pledges firm defense of the American market. Credentials disputes follow.
Dr. A V R G Larson cites a vast study noting that over 99 percent of subjects show some form of downcast posture with flat chest and protruding abdomen. The observation identifies prolapse as the prevalent deformity among examined thousands.
The article explains that if all atmospheric moisture fell as rain and no snow occurred, vast agricultural regions would suffer drought. Snow stores moisture in mountains, feeds rivers in spring and summer, and prevents soil erosion by wind, benefiting soil nutrient preservation. It notes regional differences in perceived value and highlights scientific views on snow’s role beyond fertilizer.
Ex senator Cornelius Cole recounts the earliest Pony Express arrival in Sacramento. He notes riders blasting through J street at top speed, banners waving, crowds cheering, and contrasts the scene with later railroad progress amid war and peace. The fragment suggests dramatic pace and public awe.
A compact note discusses temperament as a non gauged trait, contrasting artistic temperament with ordinary standards. It reflects on those who care to live in harmony and avoid harm, implying a values note on character and social conduct.
The Republican national committee finished hearings on contests across 19 seats on the temporary roll. Taft held 387 delegates, with allies vowing to finish the fight and block a first ballot nomination. A key defeat occurred in Virginia's Fifth where a Foraker slate seated. Judge Landis involved in Billie bill case context.
Herman TWk narrowly avoids execution as United States Judge Landia grants a stay of proceedings pending appeal to the Supreme Court. In the death chamber, preparations were under way and the prisoner collapsed after expressing thanks and thanking God before the stay was issued.
Two laborers died and two were seriously injured in a blaze at Morris & Co. packing house along the riverfront in Kansas City, Kansas. Explosions ruptured the cold storage section and the ensuing fire destroyed the smoke house and its contents, with property loss estimated between $250,000 and $350,000.
John Vines Wright, the oldest living ex member of Congress, died at his home in the city after a stroke two years ago. He claimed a record for making many treaties with Indians and remained active at his desk until recently.
Walter L. Clarke notes that children benefit from engaging Bible passages, avoiding forced memorization or moralizing. A discussion on how to balance reading selection with entertaining stories, and the risk of turning Bible reading into dreary obligation, is weighed against storytelling that preserves interest and comprehension.
In a quirky old clipping, a revived training table diet for American undergraduates is praised for restoring youthful vigor among Greek youths. A sea of topics follows from submarine sponge fishers in Paris to Rockefeller’s dining nerves and Mount Etna’s climate panorama.
The text records Julia Marlowe praising Peruna as a remedy for dyspepsia digestion and nervous strain. It cites doctors and anecdotal results, noting perceived digestive and nerve benefits and mentioning a testimonial from Mrs J C Jackson of Wallace Cols.
An old Methodists' tale recounts a minister challenging a prisoner to play. The scene centers on fear, moral testing, and a family facing temptation as the minister urges calm and resilience amid social pressure and condemnation.
A fragmented page mixes odd advice and ads. It mentions fortunes and accidents, a drug clerk’s remark about a telephone call, and a humor line about “Allen’s Foot-Ease” with a free trial offer. It also includes a quip about wills and a few product references.
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