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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1912
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various unrelated items from a past issue. It references peach crop failure, insect issues, a Newark arrest for mosquitos, wartime mentions, a fortune, mortality of a war correspondent, and assorted unrelated phrases. The garbled prose lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable subjects to form a clear news item.
A fog bound crash near Gibson, three miles east of Corning, New York, kills 41 and injures over 40 as Lackawanna train No. 9 rear-ends express No. 11. Excursionists bound for Niagara Falls were aboard No. 9, with many from Elmira, Elma, Binghamton, and Hoboken. Signals were missed in the fog, and the wreck blocked the main line.
Washington reports a long dispute between Secretary MacVeagh and assistant A Platt Andrew led to Andrew's resignation. Representative James Cox introduced a house resolution for a full investigation of MacVeagh's treasury department. President Taft stated Andrew's resignation was requested and accepted because he refused to obey orders, with Andrew challenging the White House's December 1910 Panama bond episode and noting attempts to retain him.
Latrobe Pennsylvania reports a head on collision between a passenger train and a double header freight at Wilpen near Ligonier. Twenty one killed and thirty injured, with many fatally, as passengers were torn from the coach and scattered along the track. Rescue workers, doctors, and railroad men labored to tend the wounded while a Pittsburgh to Latrobe special carried injured to hospitals. A nurse Esther Matthews among the injured, two children killed, and several firefighters among the deceased.
Market notes show corn at 1443 per bushel, oats quoted at July prices, and wheat for July at 11.0p with minor variations. Northern grade No 2 rings at 1.10, while broker activity and totals reach several thousand dollars amid unsettled trade.
The president stayed focused on his duties and kept to the schedule while proceeding through a busy day. He joined John Hays and other aides on the trip, outlining an agenda rooted in steady execution and clear objectives.
September 5 meeting set for Rove bud Ministerial association in Colone. Cattle buyers report fat stock near Miller. Woon socket board awards $20,000 public school contract. Madison to host Knights Templar conclave August 13–15. Colton baseball reorganized under Carl Juve. Julius Aker captain. Highmore votes against $16,000 sewer bonds. Milbank active with box car robberies. Beulah camp meeting on Turtle River closes. Onida banks deposit over $150,000 signaling prosperity. Ipswich to build two mile model highway under experts. Sioux Falls livery barn foreman John Lambert survives suicide attempt. Fires at Gilmore hotel Deadwood investigated. Bison hosts Gala Day with golf, baseball. Strool wins 10–9. Willow Lakes elevator reports strong year. dividend paid. Rapid City trials sentence Mrs Gleason two years. daughter fined. White Owl vs Marcus injuries end season for Spa. Enders injured earlier. Jessie Howe dies in accident involving Rev Mansfield. Millar men Wyland and Collins ship 300 cattle. brick rabeing and dairying to rise.
A literary lady at a society dinner sat beside a renowned scientist with materialistic views. When he spoke about human origin, she retorted that Adam was the father of all living per the Bible. He smiled and the topic dropped. Days later she told a friend she looked it up and found Eve was the mother of all living, unsure whether to write to the professor.
A reflection from Christian Register on how sympathy with animals humanizes people. It argues that engaging with living beings, even plants, fosters real relationships and insight, especially when animals direct personality and respond with love to those who care.
To keep artificial teeth and bridge work antiseptically clean and free from odors and disease germs Paxtine Antiseptic is unequaled. At druggists 25e a box or sent postpaid on receipt of price by The Paxton Toilet Co Boston Mass.
A compact, quotable line from Carlyle reflects that reform demands stern suffering and hard work from individuals and, by extension, from nations, suggesting that national renewal is an arduous process requiring discipline and perseverance.
Fragmentary ad-like excerpt cites a claim about healing, samples from a company in Black River Falls, Wisconsin. It blends marketing with a quotation praising self effort and learning, attributed to Landor, with unclear context or product details. The readable text centers on healing claims and a sample offer.
A political figure who previously sought office and failed must describe to supporters how the campaign unfolded. The remark implies a need to justify setbacks and recount events, choices, and outcomes to his circle. The piece centers on the candidate addressing peers about the loss and its context.
Sikeston Missouri woman recalls seven years of monthly agony with cramps backache and headaches. Doctors urged surgery but she avoided it after hearing a friend’s account of J. E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she recovered, can work at home and in the garden, and enjoys life again.
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