26 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1912
Page
1
Students from the high school attended a graduation dance at the Wentworth, after Manager Priest offered the hall and orchestra. The party ran from eight to twelve, with special cars meeting at the Wentworth entry and the evening praised as a fine event.
The piece argues the Republicans vow strict trust regulation and continued protectionist tariffs. It cites Theodore Roosevelt and the party’s record on law enforcement, wages, and the need for stable markets. It critiques alternative free trade and warns against unsafe legal decisions.
The article notes a ladies day at the country club every other Thursday with daytime activities and afternoon cards followed by an evening that includes a basket lunch and additional events with favors granted.
A catalog of library acquisitions and notices listing various literary works and authors across subjects. It mentions books, annual reports, and periodicals alongside a note about Knights Templar returning from a two-day outthy and the long homeward journey.
The article surveys Breton headwear, noting Breton towns each host distinct caps while common features include round Pont Aven hats and Pont l’Aven styles. It contrasts English fashion with Breton practice, mentions regional caps in Concarneau and Quimper, and describes how headgear reflects social and daily life in Brittany.
In Cincinnati City Hospital Ward 2 a patient Stamsey sleeps about 22 hours daily, his loud snoring causing mutiny among fifty or more fellow patients. The continuous bongraus-like noise echoes through corridors driving some to near break, as others plead for relief and quieter rest.
W Axe of South street starts a new industy in Taito Calif to raise rhubarb for market. He studied feasibility and enthusiasm marks his launch while a mech eng named Mr sive, health impaired by indoor work, arrived last July to seek outdoor farming work and sought land on south street to plant rhubarb and raise pigs as alternative.
Mrs Carri 8 Thomas of the New York Institute for Scientific and Religious Newoarch says she received a pit message from Dr Isiac Fuale late Funk & Wagndils Publishing president who died in Montelart April 4 The message dated April 23 1913 at 8 26 p m describes death and spirit phenomena and says much can be revealed but honesty is best principle.
A widow learns her late husband’s wholesale business to a trusting yet illiterate clerk, John Jing. The pair grow closer, he proposes, the marriage occurs, and at the registry John signs with a neat “Settled, John Jinz” after minimal schooling.
The passage urges prompt self care for digestive issues, arguing that seeking relief early eases treatment and prevents escalation to more serious disorders. It notes universal agreement on the benefits of timely attention to digestion problems.
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