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Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1907

Page

7

Influence of the Politician's Wife

A Monroe Weekly Times note discusses how a politician's wife affects his career. It argues that trust and the ability to mingle socially with national capital society are vital. It cites Home Magazine praising the generally positive influence of women in statecraft despite occasional impulsiveness.

Washington Congress Home Magazine

Germs in Books Stir Berlin Library Policy

Berlin libraries tested book hygiene with dirt from heavily used volumes. Tuberculosis bacilli were found in books circulating three to six years, sterilization failed, libraries planned to destroy highly used books rather than disinfect them.

Berlin City Medical Society Police Department

Evans 87 year old Boston bank president urges youth

Alonzo H. Evans, Boston's oldest bank president at 87, remains robust and sets an example of his life philosophy. He urges the current generation to apply themselves, work hard, be honest and loyal, save regularly, and maintain belief in their own potential.

Alonzo H. Evans Boston Evans

Armament Factories World War Scale Described

The report details Krupp in Essen employing 10 000 workers fueling war production with coal and iron from private mines. It cites 12 000 at Lord Armstrong's works in northern England and 40 000 more in major government forces across Britain France Germany Austria Italy Japan and Russia, plus armor plate and battleship builders.

Krupp’s Essen Lord Armstrong

Population Growth in Oklahoma Territory 1890s

The article notes a dramatic population rise from Native residents to over 1.5 million white inhabitants. It cites 1890 census figures with more than 60,000 residents on 2 million acres and contrasts with modern estimates of substantial white population growth across Oklahoma.

Oklahoma Oklahoma Territory

Mormon Trek Leads Utah Group in Alberta Settlement

In Alberta, western Canada, 8000 Utah settlers farm and ranch, building a strong Latter Day Saints community within the province. They are part of the church’s vast global following and integral to its presence in the dominion.

Alberta Canada Rocky Mountains Zion Utah Dominion Michigan Biegan Stedman Fennville

Sea gains 30 752 acres to British Isles in 25 years

The sea has expanded the British Isles by 30 752 acres over 25 years while eroding 419 acres. The reclaimed land has been valuable, though the new sandbanks may stay useless for many years.

British Isles

Mucha Brings Czechoslovak Flair to New York Art Scene

Alphons Mucha, noted French artist, has moved to America and teaches art in New York. Born in Moravia in 1860, he has spent most of his life in Paris.

Alphons Mucha America New York Moravia Paris

Kept Promise to Mother to Marry Only an American

New York society chronicles Sibyl Kaye who married Arthur T. Kemp a young New York millionaire after vowing to wed only an American. Kemp had previously divorced Miss Maude Jaffray Neilson from a prominent family. The couple plan to return to New York in June after honeymoons in Europe and Asia.

New York Sibyl Kaye Miss Kaye Arthur T. Kemp Kemp Europe Augustus Post Mr. Post Mr. Kemp Chemists Lanman & Kemp Newport Hollis H. Hunnewell Arthur Kemp Paris Hunnewell Maude Jaffray Ionable Adhoo New Orleans William W. Douglas Supreme Court of Rhode Island Neilsons China Japan Neilson Vanderbilt Post Holland House Sibyl Reginald Vanderbilts Knickerbocker Union Miss Neilson St. Patrick’s Cathedral Corrigan Mrs. Hunnewell No J. S. Tooker The Aero Club Maj John S. Thacker New York National Guard C. Downing Fripp Ottawa Can Beaumont Tex

Boy Hunter Survives Bear Attack and Delivers Big Trophy

In Washington state, Hiram Frayson was out with a shotgun when a black bear stalked him to within 20 feet. A misfire caused by a tree limb sent a shot that nearly killed him, yet he survived and the bear, measured as a prize, required four men to load onto a wagon for removal.

Hiram Frayson Washington

Caterpillars Halt Train and Threaten Vineyards in Victoria

In Wodonga and Barnawartha districts Victoria travelers struggle to move horses as swarms of caterpillars strip vegetation. The dense insects blocked an excursion train, stopping rails and raising fears of vineyard devastation.

Wodonga Barnawartha Victoria Australia

Relief for Back and Kidney Ailments via Doan’s Pills

Fenner and Cazenovia resident James R. Lee recalls suffering for fifteen years before using Doan’s Kidney Pills. One box gave relief, two boxes restored strength, and his wife and friends also saw benefits. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo. Also includes a medical ad for Dr Kline’s Great Nerve Restorer with a free trial bottle offer.

James R. Lee Fenner &J Cazenovia N. Y Dean Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo,n. Y St. Vitus

Stomach On Strike Pink Pills Claim Wide Cure

An advertisement asserts Dr Williams Pink Pills cure stomach trouble and a range of ailments by building new blood. It cites Mary Stackpole of Lowell Massachusetts who allegedly recovered from long standing stomach pain backaches and weakness after using the pills. It notes the pills are sold by druggists or by mail from Schenectady New York.

Mary Stackpole Liberty Street Lowell Mass Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Pany Schenectady N. Y

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