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Newspaper
Hartford Republican
Location
Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
3
Fragmentary text discusses the public impact of the Inservete Commerce Commission and its control over rates. It hints at consequences for employers and employees, with unclear terms and potential decisions about wage or price adjustments and compliance.
Corporal Robert Beck, a former Chicago chauffeur and Boer War veteran, whose speech and hearing were lost by a German sniper wound in Flanders, recovered during a moving picture showing in England. He later returned to Chicago to resume his job and plans to bring his bride to the United States, recalling the moment he first heard and spoke again during the screening. He earned multiple medals for gallantry in Africa and Europe and was celebrated by the King and Queen Victoria for bravery.
A long excerpt riffs on a minuscule cube that could float in space and its tiny size relative to Earth. It recalls Mark Twain and Captain Stormfield, suggests perspective on humanity, and praises Uncle John Braber for his humorous, humble influence in Pittsburgh.
Tokio reports Baron Ishii says Japan will not supply arms to Mexico amid war rumors. He notes Japan ships rifles to allies and suggests any arms for Mexico would threaten trade, stressing Japan’s pacific, commercial interests and desire to avoid conflict with the United States. He cites lack of communication from Mexican envoys and says Carranza relations remain normal.
A vintage style sales pitch touts Dr Kings New Life Pills to cure constipation and fatigue. It claims dramatic daily energy improvements after taking one or two pills. The ad emphasizes feeling lighter and more alert by morning.
Records show two cases of camphor sent to Foo Khing Tai, China mat. Officials state that Ine steamships carried no munitions and would not transport such cargo. Admiral Winslow and Secretary Danivis discuss unfounded reports of Japanese warships off the west coast of Mexico.
The Hartford Kentucky Republican urges readers to subscribe to the Twice-a-Week Messenger, a weekly paper offering state and general news, editorials, stories, and cartoons. It claims reliability and up-to-date content, with sixteen pages per issue and a four-week package, inviting combined subscriptions with the Hartford Republican.
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