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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1900
Page
2
The excerpt notes a failed March 1 adjournment for the legislature, pushing likely return to April 1 for key business. It cites broader themes from Boer War tax debates, Kentucky political activity, and Alaska mining law measures, with regional opinions on expansion and governance.
The first volume of the Philippine Commission report, a 24 page book, is in the hands of senators and representatives. It is among the most comprehensive Congress has seen, and the forthcoming second volume will offer full, satisfactory answers to inquiries about the Philippines. The government plan proposes a territorial framework with local self rule. President McKinley aims to appoint another civil commission to organize a civil government once suitable commissioners are found.
Iowa Senate considers Talleman bill to recognize diplomas from colleges and universities with comparable programs to State Normal School. Supporters say it saves money and reduces delays in legislation. opponents fear Cedar Falls Normal School enrollments will drop and teacher supply remains overstretched. Also contains early 1900s resolutions on Grand Secretary Musson and a note urging job printing and homeseekers excursion tickets via Chicago Great Western Railway.
The piece argues that rain and disease germs are everywhere, but strong throats and lungs resist infection. It emphasizes that a well nourished body with ample fat and good blood guards against tuberculosis. It warns that a persistent cough or raw throat requires immediate attention.
Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypophosphites claims to heal inflamed membranes and strengthen digestion. It promotes appetite, weight gain, and overall fortification, arguing it prevents germs of consumption and aids wasting diseases. York.
A letter from Olver Blackledge in Corvallis Oregon recounts a January journey from Newton by tourist car to Portland. The note notes $28.85 fares, a $5.50 sleeper, pleasant travel conditions and rail staff guidance. It describes pleasant weather, views of mountains, and Iowa’s apparent wealth along the route. An apparel ad offers the Standard American Encyclopedia eight volumes for $15 cash.
World’s Fair offers Ocean Passage Tickets for Paris and return at the same price as embark wharf. Buy through Wright and Laffin in Newton and gain advance berths. Have sale bills printed at the RECORD office.
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