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Newspaper
Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1910
Page
6
A rambling page surveys rising prices and quirky worries from aviators and automobiles to beekeeping and birds. It lampoons costly goods steel storage bets and speculative tech hopes while imagining future gadgets and societal shifts.
The former U S president Theodore Roosevelt with son Kermit and party reached Khartum after sailing up the Nile from Kondejoro. He greeted by his wife and daughter and answered few questions, declining to discuss U S politics. The voyage details through Africa include game scores and travel milestones with multiple locations and dates.
The article chronicles Theodore Roosevelt’s expedition up the Nile to Khartum, detailing sightings and landmarks around Khartum, Gordon Memorials, and British governance. It lists a lengthy travel timeline from Naples to Nimule, with wildlife counts, rafting, and hunting notes, plus post journey plans in Europe and America.
Col. Theodore Roosevelt greets American reporters aboard the Cal at Renk Africa but refuses to discuss American politics. He and Kermit show good health while others suffer sun exposure. The expedition has gathered 13,0000 specimens for museums and plans a long European tour ending with a June homecoming.
Extradition papers drawn in Hudson County to bring indicted officers of major meat firms to trial. The grand jury reconvened Friday to renew beef trust investigations. William D. Edwards, former state senator, will enter pleas Friday for four of six indicted corporations.
In Washington the Senate District of Columbia committee ordered the Rockefeller foundation bill favorably after an executive session following a statement by Starr J. Murphy representative of Jean.
An old advertisement touts a home remedy claiming to cure rheumatism and a lame back. It prescribes mixing syrup of sarsaparilla compound and Toris Compound with whiskey, using a tablespoon before meals and at bedtime, claiming noticeable effects the first day and easy procurement from druggists.
A millionaire explains his friend’s odd habit of keeping his hand palm up as a test of integrity. His daughter laments that Alphonse’s alleged exposure would reveal him as a mere shoe shiner in a barber shop, not a waiter.
A fragmentary reader page mixes quotes on baseball in England with humor about tea innings and notes on cures and products. It mentions Dr Detchon's Rheumatism Relief, Defiance Starch giveaways, Perry Davis Pain Killer, PAZO Ointment, and Wilson Lewis cigarettes alongside stray proverbs.
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