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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
7
At the Red Home Inn in Stratford on Avon two Englishmen notice a print showing a low tumbling building with the caption The House in Which Shakespeare Was Born. They doubt the inscription, the waiter confirms, and one man jokes that perhaps he was born in a maneer.
The provisional president Theophile Braga leads Portugal's intellectual wing in a revolutionary government. He champions education and elite status for Portuguese to restore national prestige. Braga, a physician and scholar aged about fifty five, heads a cabinet largely composed of professors with military officers notably absent.
John A. Dix a prosperous New York businessman born in Glens Falls in 1860 leads the Democratic ticket for governor. He has deep political ties as former state committee chairman and 1908 lieutenant governor candidate, with ventures in wallpaper, lumber, banking, and other enterprises. He reported campaign expenditures totaling 23,982.50 with 2,590 going to the state committee.
The American society woman Lady Lister Kaye, née Netica Yenaga, daughter of the Yenaga sisters of New York, is regarded as secure in royal favor under Queen Mary. Her friendship with Queen Mary and Queen Alexandra, plus her husband Sir John Lister-Kaye as a groom in waiting to King George, position her for prominence at Buckingham Palace despite mixed reception for Americans at court this winter.
The Los Angeles Times owner and editor Gen. Harrison Gray Otis is described as a Civil War veteran born near Marietta Ohio on February 10 1887. His career includes service from private to major general of volunteers and key roles in the federal government before entering journalism in California thirty three years ago.
The Chicago market sees 260000 sheep and lambs arrive in three days, mainly from Montana and western range districts. The surge stems from drought and limited winter feed, with range fenced by dry farmers reducing grazing lands. A future shortage is expected, boosting prices. farmers nationwide are urged to stock up now.
The excerpt quotes the University of Santo Tomas as the oldest educational institution under the American flag in Manila. It also includes vintage ad lines for Hall's Catarrh Cure and other patent medicines, testimonials, and moral maxims from early 20th century catalogs.
Doctors warned operations for tumors yet testimonials claim Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured fibroid tumors and other female ailments. Letters from Mrs Barber Hayes May Haven cite long term relief, urging sick women to write Mrs Pinkham for guidance from Lynn Massachusetts.
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