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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1901
Page
3
Fragmentary notice indicates Minnie Mawknees and Jack Rowan wedding announcement with related names. Other lines refer to Harkness and a potential libel suit and threats. Source text is incomplete and unclear about dates or places.
Fragmentary ad prose and scattered lines discuss Devoe ready paint and house finishing. The text wanders through stray phrases about painting advice, a Chicago firm, odd musings on mothers and witches, and a German patent for spring-attached shears that aid cutting.
A York Tribune snippet cites John D. Rockefeller declining aid to reduce debt while suggesting applicants seek other relief. He notes his past $1,000,000 contributed to aid officials, claims no time to review reports, and urges others to press local leaders for support. An advertising insert promotes Allen's Foot Powder for foot comfort in winter.
A collage of short items mentioning a cemetery dig unearthed a woman's bones with hair preserved, a lampoon about laundry mishaps, a life sentence for debt in New York, a Melbourne housemaid teaching violin, and advice ads for Wisard Oil and Putnam Papes Dye. Also notes on solicitors and household ads.
The article traces Theodore Roosevelt’s childhood in New York and Oyster Bay, noting his frail health and reform-minded family, his schooling at Cutler and Harvard, and his early athletic success. It covers his law studies, New York State Assembly years, Civil Service reforms, Dakota ranching period, mayoral run, and pivotal roles shaping his public career leading to the presidency.
The article recounts Roosevelt's nomination at Philadelphia in June 1900, his extensive campaign across 23 states, and delivering 469 speeches to 1,000,000 listeners. It highlights his work ethic, decision process, and views on enforcing the Sunday excise law, noting supportive and skeptical reactions from press and peers. It emphasizes his precise execution of duty and belief that even leaders err only when inactive.
Roosevelt’s college years are described as marked by unusual energy and maturity. Classmates note his earnestness and leadership traits, predicting his later Rough Riders vigor. He pursued hunting, natural history, and carried a rifle, turtle specimens, and a busting kit in his room, reflecting a restless curiosity.
The Buffalo Commercial surveys presidential origins noting most chiefs trace to English roots with two Dutch lines. It lists Van Buren as Dutch-ancestry and Roosevelt as the other. It states Adamses and several early presidents descend from English stock, while Jackson, Polk, Buchanan, Arthur, and McKinley show Scotch Irish lineage. Monroe, Grant, and Hayes are left unfinished.
Ancient Dahshour discoveries reveal well preserved flowers in the tomb of a Pharaoh era. White or blue lotus red poppy pomegranate leaves saffron and crocus appear. chrysanthemum ancient plants. Some flowers revived when soaked in water.
In Bryant Missouri Mrs. M A Goss, once crippled by sciatica and bedridden for months, credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with restoring her health and mobility. She says the remedy cured her lathia, noting the pills’ claimed general efficacy. Also mentioned is Empress of Germany styling and a vast German royal servant roster.
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