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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1915

Page

2

Bryan Wilson Rift Denied by Senator Kern

In a Thirteenth District Democratic gathering at South Bend Senator Kern speaks on the Bryan resignation as secretary of state. He argues there is no personal friction between Bryan and Wilson and accuses press circles of bias, urging Democrats to stand with the two leaders in defending democratic principles.

South Bend Kern Facta William Jennings Bryan Bryan Wilson S.m Intervala Mr. Bryan Eriou Demoocrats Hue Dows United States Senate Congress Comsmoner W. H. Blodgett Indianapolis News John W. Kern Thirteenth District Lincoln Grant Wilton Hrgan Geremany United States Woodrow Wilson Bryaa

Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Worth to Madison Reader

Mrs John Tarp of 1215 Jefferson St Madison says Doan's Kidney Pills cured her kidney trouble and helped family members. She recalls a past public endorsement and confirms satisfaction with the remedy. Price is 50 cents, available at all dealers. endorsement from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Dean Madiagon John Tarp Jefferson Street Madison Doan Tarp Feaster-Milburn Co., Props Buffalo N.Y

Ex Madisonian Talent Gertie Gebest Plans World Tour Return

Ex Madisonian notes talented Zanesville girl Gertie Gebest will finish a world tour this fall. After London, she sailed to South Africa, Australia, India and Madras, then resumed travel via Colombo, Ceylon, and Pacific routes, aiming to return home after a global circuit.

Thar Zanesville Gertie Gebest G. E. Gebest South Fourth Street Charles Gebest New York Mise Gebeat London South Africa Australia India Calcutta Madras Ceylon Colombo Pacific Ocean China Japan Philippines Isuesville Times

Angela's Garden on Fire Escape Inspires Quiet Pride

Angela tends a tiny two to four square foot garden of Worden boxes fastened to a library fire escape. Every morning at seven she wears a pale blue bonnet and tends to her plants and the wash of their faces as dawn noises stir the city on the Fourth of July morning.

TLE Angela

Burley 60 distribution sought for 1909 tobacco stockholders

Amended Fayette circuit court petition seeks a $260 000 distribution pro rated among Kentucky Ohio and Indiana Burley Tobacco Society members who assigned their 1909 crops to the company. The suit alleges mismanagement and losses in various transactions and notes a prior $10 000 needed for fire losses.

Lexington Fayette Circuit Court J. L. Vallandingham Burney Tobacco Co Kentucky Ohio Indiana Burley Tobacco Society Burley Tobacco Co Louisville Cincinnati

Palmer Whitehead Nuptials In North Vernon Indiana

Miss Belva Whitehead and Gilbert Palmer were married yesterday at the bride’s parents home in North Vernon. Rev. James A. White of Louisville officiated. The couple will reside in Rushville with many friends in the area noting their popularity.

North Vernon Ind Belva Whitehead Gilbert Palmer James A. White Louisville

Heir Expected for Vanderbilt Heiress After Lusitania Loss

New York reports Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt, widow of a Lusitania casualty, is preparing for the birth of a posthumous heir to millions. The rumor spread amid excitement over the anticipated addition to the Vanderbilt fortune.

New York Alfred G. Vanderbilt Lusitania

Goon Independence Day Reading

A quotation from Benjamin Harrison reflects on national identity beyond material wealth. It emphasizes the flag as symbol, the country’s spiritual thought, and duty to love peace and be ready for war when needed.

Benjamin Harrison

Garden Lovers Amid Rain and Quiet Dawn

Angela speaks softly to a young man on a ladder about her garden's growth since the day before. They share a quiet moment as sun and rain mingle, confessing love while jokes about fireworks fade. The scene blends gardening, tenderness, and a pledge of brighter days together.

Angela

Your flag and mine a tribute to freedom and pride

Poem noting the flag as a symbol to be guarded in future centuries with steadfast faith and virtue. It asks readers to keep the flag unsullied, unashamed, waving high, inspiring those who sleep and those who live, in a call to national honor.

E. Kiser Chicago Herald

Patriots Stand Before Kings and the Nation's Founders

A reflective tribute recalling Franklin Jay Gallatin Seward and numerous statesmen who faced kings and royal courts with gallantry. The text urges Americans to honor these patriots as noble creators of the country and to value their memory.

Franklin Jay Gallatin Seward

Sovereign People Need Strong Defense for National Unity

The article argues that in the United States sovereignty rests with the people not a monarch, and a loyal president must be supported to defend the nation. It urges readiness to maintain national existence and integrity, dedicating wealth and energy to defense with up to date implements, learned from past wars and applying lessons from world events.

United States Europe

Speculations on potential sea brought conquest across the border

The piece dismisses sensational invasion fears and notes Panama Canal traffic totals, with 500 ships in six months and key cargoes like coal and cotton. It lists expected U S House composition in the Sixty-fourth Congress and jokes about wartime shell orders, public utilities, and Mexican turmoil.

United States Interfor Europe Panam Canal Ocean Europa Far East Jretas

Kern Praises Bryan Amid Thirteenth District Rally

Senator Kern defends William Jennings Bryan after Bryan's resignation as secretary of state. He argues for peace, praises Wilson, and predicts Bryan’s strong backing for Wilson's 1916 renomination, stressing bipartisan accord and Democratic unity in South Bend.

Meat consumption in Russia falls below fifty pounds per capita

Ontario reports a grain area of 407 262 square miles and notes large agricultural scope.

Russia Ontario

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