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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1906
Page
3
Col W P Hepburn of this district has made the most enviable record of any man in the congress just closed. President Rosevelt will spend about two months in Comparative exclusion at Sagamore Bay. About all the communication he will have with the outside world will be by wire and mail.
The writer argues for clean moral politicians in Nebraska and praises Roosevelt’s late session, noting a frugal six dollar summer suit and the president signing bills past midnight before heading to Sagamore Bay. Rosewater pushes for Senate and Mills County weathered by lightning with Malvern favored in county seal battles.
Summary notes a fiscal appropriations record for the 59th Congress with proposed final term totaling 1.5 billion. It lists interstate commerce rate reforms, packinghouse inspections, statehood for Oklahoma and Indian Territory, Arizona and New Mexico entry options, food standards, canal projects, quarantine, consular service reforms, denatured alcohol repeal, and tightened naturalization laws, totaling around 4000 new laws in the era.
A critical look at Japanese marriage law highlights gender inequality and limited grounds for divorce. The piece cites traditional expectations on women, including obedience and subservience to in laws, with indirect commentary on reform. It also includes unrelated health tips from a Philadelphia newspaper urging open windows for better air and vitality.
A nature sketch describes the screech owl in its Arizona riverbank habitat hunting mice quail rats and insects, then shifts to humorous quips about men and women from a magazine feature. It notes how pellets reveal owl nests and ends with witty reflections on marriage and gender roles.
A Strahan fisherman described an ugly beast caught in the Botna with a flat stomach protruding snout round mouth beneath and a saw like back. The text claims heavy impure blood causes a cloudy pimply complexion headaches and nausea. Brindlock Blound Bitters is promoted as restoring blood to health, endorsed by Dr Horton Pitts at the Private Eye and Ear Hospital in St. Joseph Missouri.
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