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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
4
The dispatch outlines a heated scene in which President Taft and Theodore Roosevelt clash over redistricting and party discipline. It notes excommunication threats against La Follette Bristow Delliver and Cinmins, cites opposition to Gerry schemes, and mentions figures like Lorimer and Beveridge, with a focus on Republican rifts and reform opposition.
The piece calls for a cheynocritic House of Representatives and for men to go to Congress to open the books. It urges investigation into sugar frauds tariff taxes trust combinations and presidential campaign funds. It condemns sale of friar lands in the Philippines to the sugar trust and vast government waste of 3 billion annually.
Excerpted thoughts on government by the people with recall as a check on officials. Emphasizes economy, upright service, and suppression of corruption. Cites Senator Owen’s speech as endorsing direct public control over lawmaking and officials.
Dr Thomas Nelson Carver of Harvard denounces Senator Henry Cabot Lodge’s cost of living report as flawed and political. He labels the lumber trust and tariff as relics of barbarism produced by government failures and accuses the report of misanalysis and bias in praising tariff policy.
A heated opinion piece surveys Roosevelt's presidency and the rise of Aldrich Payne Cannon Ballingerism, arguing his seven years in the White House shaped current political ills. It questions reform proved and cites Wall Street influence, calling for accountability and stronger leadership ahead. The article transitions to promote Bran bath as a popular beauty treatment.
Fragmentary text describes a cosmetic bath using cheesecloth, flour, bran, and powders to soothe nerves and improve skin. The passage references The Now Thea Woman's Magazine and various makeup steps, though much is garbled. It hints at a period woman’s beauty routine with improvised ingredients.
A garbled dispatch discusses water as engineer for a Pasama project and notes on annual production, transport estimates, and references to various local names. It mentions Melvin Dewi, Euler Dunn, Mrs WP Howry, and other individuals visiting or tied to events. The text references weather, health, and community notices with scattered names and places.
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills praised as the best remedy for headache prevention and cure by Joun Bush of Waterville Maine and Joseph Frankowick of Detroit Michigan. Users claim four years of reliable relief after trying other remedies. The endorsement emphasizes quick relief for any form of headache.
Dr Miles claim the remedy does not derange the stomach or produce after effects and is sold by druggists everywhere. The ad notes satisfaction or money back and mentions a Frank package and Kinnart as distributor.
Report notes Kansas bankers agreed to send Mooney to buy motor cars. Plan aims to ease tensions with farmers in Kansas. Possible backlash feared as farmers may retaliate by selecting the white bank in the Kansas Star.
Mrs E Kinder of Marble Hill Missouri has purchased and fitted new furniture at the Dr McAnally home and is prepared to take boarders and entertain travelers. Prices are reasonable.
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