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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
6
The item provides a compact record of ongoing events at home and abroad. It outlines progress across various fronts in a brief format, highlighting new developments and notable actions taken by governments and organizations.
Chicago Municipal Courts will award babies for adoption only to certified foster parents. The report covers various news briefs including a death march led by Upton Sinclair past Standard Oil offices, a Kansas City murder verdict, and other statewide and national items.
President Wilson and Speaker Clark spoke at Memorial Day services under the G A R auspices in Arlington National Cemetery. Michigan coal production reached 231,786 tons in 1913 valued at 2,455,227 dollars.
News briefs note joint memorial services for dead Spaniards and Americans at Fort William McKinley in Manila. reported items include a gas explosion at Silkstone colliery, Wharncliffe near Leeds with eleven miners killed and several injured. Mme Caillaux remanded for trial in Paris on charges related to killing Figaro editor Gaston Calmette.
A young employee pleads for time off, asking to attend a ball game and answering a sequence of probing questions with politeness. He emphasizes his genuine desire and refuses to use a false excuse, addressing the boss directly.
Mrs J G Kelley of Port Orchard Washington reports her five day old baby had large painful blisters on the abdomen lasting six weeks. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the irritation eased rapidly and the cure occurred in seven to eight days. Advertisement for Cuticura Soap and Ointment with free samples and skin book.
A Kansas City Journal note remarks on modern manners with a wry quip about a king knighted by an umbrella wielding man. The brief reflects wit about ceremonial acts in everyday life and the era’s oddities.
For removing ink stains and iron rust from wash goods, use cream of tartar. Dampen the fabric with the solution and place it in the sun to dry, allowing the stain to fade with natural sun exposure.
An old advertisement praises Red Cross Bag Blue and nearby grocers as providers of comfort. It notes a philosophy that happiness comes in small measures while misery weighs heavily, urging reader trust in local merchants.
Secretary Morrison released AFL figures showing 69 756 affiliated union members added in April 1914 over April 1913. Total paid up membership reached 2 069 177 for 1914, up from 1 999 401 in April 1913, with a treasury balance of 106 098.01 on April 30.
John Smith, claimed 128 years old and chief of the Chippewa for over a century, travels to Minneapolis to view the city that grew from his old hunting grounds. Government records show he was a boy in 1798 and his age remains disputed. He is sight and hearing unimpaired and walks without help.
Mrs Eliza beth Bonnemont famed as the cattle and sheep queen of Utah died at her Salt Lake City home. She came from Scotland in 1865 at age twenty and built a vast fortune through cattle ventures and real estate, with a net value around 2 million dollars.
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