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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1912
Page
2
A terse notice suggests a forthcoming compendium of briefs under the label Busy Man News Epitome. Readying items span daily life, local affairs, and miscellaneous items for quick consumption.
The House approved the conference report on the consular and diplomatic appropriation bill. The Senate passed the Cummins bill to permit appeal from the tobacco trust dissolution decree and adopted resolutions for a Titanic disaster investigation. Naval funding seeks 1 million for a worldwide navy wireless system. Taft managers claim Roosevelt supporters intimidate federal officers. Pujo seeks more power for the money trust committee and the House weighs extending its authority. Senate appropriates 1.6 million to repair Mississippi levees and requests DOJ papers on International Harvester reorganization. Norris moves on justice papers about Judge Archbold. Alexander resolution on inviting nations for North Atlantic steamship lines. Campbell attacks Roosevelt. Malloy offer on beet sugar and trust control.
A deadly tornado in Ponca City Oklahoma leaves three dead and multiple injuries. The disaster adds to a string of severe weather across the region.
Robert Bacon, who recently resigned the post of American ambassador to France, is on his way home.
Reported at Des Moines state meeting of Modern Woodmen with about 1200 attendees. protests against increased rates and calls to resubmit the rate question to members. Also notes on legal actions, city bonds, school and university appointments, road funds, and various local incidents across Iowa.
Spokane resident Mrs. J A Schoonmaker credits Doan s Kidney Pills with curing severe kidney trouble after a period of weakness and back pain. She notes dramatic improvement and no lingering kidney issues since starting the remedy. Sweet ad copy and miscellaneous quotes fill the page.
A playful exchange quotes a man and woman debating affection with the line You are mistaken We never give them away we merely invest them The dialogue reflects flirtation and social attitudes about romance.
Mrs Brown and her husband clashed after a card game last night when she bid eight on a hand worth ten and he overbid, nearly ending the party. The incident led to tense moments but no lasting damage to the gathering.
Representative Rucker of Colorado argues sugar tariffs with a Washington correspondent while a Bulletin reader quips about the elephants needed for piano keys and billiard balls. The old lady jokes at the apparent contradiction, then clarifies elephants as intelligent beings.
A coffee drinker recounts severe indigestion headaches and weight loss from caffeine in coffee and tea. After trying Postum, symptoms eased, weight returned, and health improved, with the ad urging readers to read The Road to Wellville.
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