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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
2
A compact roundup covers diverse items from politics and sports to culture. It highlights notable events, names, dates, venues, and outcomes, providing quick context while preserving a local newspaper tone.
Summary of congressional moves across the army legislative and judiciary appropriations. Taft seeks flood protection funds for Imperial Valley. Senate rejects amendments to several appropriation bills. Debates over tariffs and reciprocity continue. Political maneuvering and committee actions mark the sessions.
Summary notes Roosevelt leads with a solid South Dakota delegation from returns. It cites a Ohio convention clash labeled political brigandage, and mentions a Alabama delegate backing Roosevelt despite Taft directives.
A wave of political turmoil unfolds as impeachment proceedings begin in the House against Federal Judge Hanford of Seattle. The report notes other national facts including coalitions, resignations, and battles involving leaders and governments across the country.
Indiana contest decisions favor Taft while Roosevelt supporters reject belt claims. Taft speaks at flag day in Washington as Baltimore suffragists plan a convention parade. Cummins boom grows with Senator Kenyon in Chicago. New York Illinois Indiana Democrats may unite in Baltimore if needed. Nagel says contests will be fairly settled by the national committee. Master Carbuilders' Association adjourns with C. E. Fuller elected president.
Chicago reports outline rival Republican platform drafts for the convention. Roosevelt supporters back a stronger tariff board with profits share for labor, while Taft allies push for further revision but delay until tariff board inquiry. No final decision on tariff cuts.
A central-west Missouri storm swept through Kansas City and Bates county causing extensive damage. Twenty-nine people are confirmed dead with numerous injuries as towns and rural areas suffer wrecked buildings and downed wires. The same storm reportedly struck Merwin and Allnan, resulting in multiple fatalities.
The socialist party launched its first full ticket nationwide with Eugene V Debs for president and Emil Seidel for vice president. Both candidates spoke at a River View Park meeting in Chicago on Sunday, marking the campaign’s opening.
An affidavit charges F. H Cook, a Louisiana delegate to the Republican National Convention, with attempting to take a $1000 bribe to desert Taft and vote for Roosevelt. The document was published by Taft headquarters director McKinley.
William Jennings Bryan stood at the center of attention in Chicago as visitors and delegates pressed around at a party headquarters while a newspaper reporter observed his appearance.
Fargo welcomed hundreds of visitors for the annual convention of the North Dakota state Elks association marking a cordial gathering in the city.
Lesson for June 23 centers on a sinful woman who anoints Jesus at Simon the Pharisee's home. She weeps, washes his feet with her tears, and anoints them with costly oil, contrasted with Simon's neglect and self righteousness. Jesus teaches that forgiveness and love grow from mercy received.
The article promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild effective laxative for children with digestive discomfort. It claims the remedy is pleasant tasting, gentle yet positive in action, and preferable to harsher purgatives. Bottles are sold by druggists and a free sample is offered by mail from Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.
A northern visitor recounts asking Steve a southern plantation about questions and receiving only "Yahs, sah" as replies. The tale illustrates the region's taciturn speech patterns through Steve's restrained responses.
Important to Mothers urged to inspect every bottle of Castoria for infants and children to ensure safety and proper use, warning against mislabeling or adulteration and stressing trusted product sourcing.
A witty exchange says airship construction will always succeed financially, with the joke that the profit is what truly flies. The remark frames airship ventures as a surefire money engine.
An assorted page fragment promotes Cole's Carbolisalve as a skin cure with sample requests to J W Cole & Co. It praises Red Cross Ball Blue bluing and offers Lewis' Single Binder cigars as a value pick. Snippets deride vanity and warn against risks of romance.
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