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Loving custody ruling elevates mother in Massachusetts divorce
A Massachusetts court granted a divorce and awarded custody of two children to the wife, arguing a mother's love endures degradation and that the best environment for a child is with its mother. The judge asserted that even a bad woman can be a good mother and that maternal influence guides the child toward virtue and healing.
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Motherhood the Life Principle in Roosevelt's Mothers Congress Speech
President Roosevelt declared motherhood the Life Principle in Washington addressing the Mothers Congress. He praised mothers as greater than soldiers or statesmen, noting their sacrifices, devotion, and influence on national progress, shaping sons and civilizations through care, education, and home.
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The Wonders of Nature in Scripture Style
A poetic meditation on natural landscapes including fields woods stars flowers and birds, reflecting reverence for nature as a divine creation and urging quiet appreciation of the world’s beauty and abundance.
Peary Urged Against Rush to Arctic Roving
Critics warn that Peary's rapid Arctic expedition plans risk errors and diminished preparation despite his resolve.
Woodmen National Encampment Opens in Peoria
The fifteenth biennial national encampment of the Modern Woodmen of America opened in Peoria with Head Counsel A. R. Talbott presiding. Seven hundred delegates attend from a membership over one million as Buffalo Salt Lake Dallas and Omaha compete for 1911 encampment. Forester drill teams number about 2,500. prize drill Thursday judged by U S Army officers. D S Meyers withdraws as head banker, leaving C K Korn of Des Moines to lead.
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Toddles the Hungry Elephant in Chicago Disorderly Charge
Blaine Marching Club's elephant Toddles, from Cincinnati, is under threat of being shot after police detentions in Chicago. The animal wandered from its exhibit at Dearborn and Randolph, drawn by bakery smells, and faces possible confinement until the Republican national convention ends.
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Negroes Will Vote For Taft Says Prominent Negroes
Prominent Negroes from across the nation, many in Chicago for a convention, say the anti Taft agitation by the National Negro American Political League has run its course and that colored voters will again back the Republican nominee. They argue welfare of the race and country requires party unity, not Democratic opposition, with leaders like Charles W. Anderson and Ralph W. Tyler voicing support for the party line.
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The First Requisite of Beauty Laxative Syrup Ad
An old advertisement promotes Orion Laxative Fruit Syrup as a remedy for sallow complexions. It claims the syrup clears the complexion, stimulates liver and bowels, and brightens the eyes, while noting it does not nauseate and is pleasant to take.
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Negroes Demand Independent Ticket If Taft or Roosevelt Nominated
Chicago June 18 The National Negro American Political League urges an independent Republican convention after the current gathering to nominate candidates for the 10 4 000 negroes and millions of independents. President Waldron says Foraker could lead a ticket acceptable to black and white Republicans and secure eight southern states. Delegates already gathered in Chicago, with a nationwide push underway.
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