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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
2
Congress debates Alaska coal land leases with Mondell and Wickersham exchanging sharp words and apologies. Hull urges a 250000 man reserve. Lorimer election validity lingers as votes and fees are challenged. Canada reciprocity stalls, Tillman weeps in senate, and Smoot pushes for White House accord.
American light heavyweight Sam Langford defeats Sporting 3111 Lang in a scheduled twenty round fight in London. Langford wins in the sixth round after Lang is disqualified for a foul as he nears exhaustion, the contest halted with Lang nearly finished.
Harvard economist T. N. Carver opposes President Eliot's large family argument. Democrat Martin W. Littleton announces a Senate bid from New York to succeed Chauncey M. Depew. Charles D. Norton to become vice president of First National Bank after Taft retirement. Taft attends Masonic event in Alexandria as a national memorial drive gains support. Rt Rev John Ward consecrated bishop of Leavenworth.
Indiana lawmakers consider Democratic reapportionment measures while a Senate vote approves former soldiers and Marines preference in state jobs paying up to 90 dollars monthly. Governors proposals for a new Indiana constitution spark debate on scope and process as party divisions shape licensing and public service bills.
Superintendent Greathouse apportioning 132000 across 162 town and township schools amid requests totaling 169000. With 37000 short, aid recipients face eight day reductions. past years saw six and deficit outcomes. Senate and House gears up for 531 bills before adjournment as Indianaplis lawmakers race to finish.
Democratic leaders push constitutional and regulatory measures as Senate increases salaries and advances several appropriations. Key actions include extending judge terms, expanding Soldiers Home access, and killing a librarians school bill amid illness of Senator Netterville.
An advertisement touts CASCARETS as a world leading laxative. It claims a week’s treatment with 908 CASCARETS per box and promotes relief from fatigue by sweating out toxins. Consumers are urged to try CASCARETS for a “much easier job.”
A brief witty exchange notes a Boston girl described as a good pick and jokes about the nature of the pick with a playful tease.
Jacob Wendell Jr. who plays the dog in The Blue Bird was dining when a man claimed to bark better. Wendell replied that he had to learn, noting the line from the play and the actor’s role.
Representative Livingston of Georgia mocked the bath tub dispute by proposing renting tubs for profit. He quipped comparing themselves to Pil Spriggins on a zero morning and joked about Bill’s valet asking bath temperature with Bill replying I’ll take it for granted.
A St. Regis guest recalls sending a luxurious sachet case as a Christmas present to a young woman acquaintance. She wrote that its perfume has pervaded the whole room, illustrating how imagination colored responses. The tale was cited by the New York Press.
Two tramps recall a doctor’s order for a bath and a mud bath being prescribed. The dialogue notes one tramp appearing pleased with the arrangement and the other confirming the instruction.
A New Brunswick woman recovered from severe gastritis after switching to Grape-Nuts cereal. She says her condition improved quickly, weight returned, and mind lifted, crediting the product and Postum Co. claims. The letter echoes an ongoing series promoting the cereal with testimonials.
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