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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1912
Page
2
A concise roundup highlighting key local and regional updates. Focuses on notable events, public notices, and brief summaries suitable for rapid reading. Includes names, places, dates, and outcomes where readable.
A sweeping roster shows Roosevelt Johnson Taft and Wilson activity across California New York New Jersey and other states. Proposals petitions and resignations signal party realignments as electors and campaigns shift amid a web of regional contests and legal battles.
Congressman Bartholdt fires back at Roosevelt amid talk of a Rio Janeiro loan of 15 million dollars at 5 percent and no war declaration in the Balkans. Governor Wilson mocks Roosevelt over trusts growth during his administration as officials debate disorders in Chicago and infant mortality efforts in Cleveland. The Berlin observatories report continuing earthquakes. Des Moines unionists may strike per L T McArthur. Rebels at Jinatepe Nicaragua are reportedly captured after a four hour battle.
Prof. Willis Moore, renowned weather specialist, addressed the conservation congress on flood causes. Pierpont Morgan testified as a willing witness about his contributions to the Republican campaign fund.
Governor Wilson and William Jennings Bryan held a long talk at Bryan's Lincoln home about the Rocky Mountain campaign. They predicted a Democratic victory and discussed the campaign's approach for the western states. Bryan praised Wilson as a strong campaigner and doubted Taft or Roosevelt could win the region.
Mrs Russell Sage donated 150000 to buy Marsh Island near New Orleans for a perpetual bird refuge. The purchase supports a national sanctuary for wild birds.
Jewels valued between 5000 and 10000 dollars were stolen from the hotel apartments of Colonel James Hamilton Lewis Democratic candidate for U S senator. Police notified and investigating theft occurred Sunday.
Reports say a band of rebels defeated about 200 rurales in northern Zacatecas near Juarez, with twenty two killed and several captured according to incoming advices. The incident underscores ongoing unrest in the region.
The article promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative to keep children's bowels regular. It warns against harsh purgatives and invites readers to request a free trial bottle by writing to Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.
The dialogue features Nan praising a new young man as a rough diamond and Fan offering a rebuke about proper classification. They argue over thrift in small details like bluing and advise against water for bluing, suggesting Red Ball Blue as a better value.
The fragment presents a pun about a swimming suit with divers reasons. It also includes a line about Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and a miscellaneous moral advice. The text ends with a note about Pliny.
A returning traveler reports that cheers from American athletes at Stockholm can be heard all over Sweden. The vivid yells described highlight the strong crowd response to the U S team during the event.
A James Russell Lowell line extols truth as the highest virtue and urges harmony between one’s dreams and deeds, asserting that those who love truth best live by its discipline and dare to act on their own ideals.
Ad promises Cole's Carbolisalvo stops itching and smooths skin with 25 and 50 cent prices. Mentions druggists. Includes a quip about beauty and rest and a note on LEWIS' Single Binder 5¢ cigars. Ends with a witticism about female optimism and marrying poets.
An ad recounts a St Anne Illinois case where Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased severe female troubles during menopause. The testimonial describes displacement pain backache nervousness swelling and irregular appetite improving after two months of use. Mrs EsteLua Gitlipre asks to publish the letter to help others.
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