Kidney Disease Safe Cure Promoted by Specialist
A leading kidney disease expert argues early testing can reduce deaths from kidney issues. Warns many are misdiagnosed as indigestion and urges quarterly kidney tests using Warner's Safe Cure, sold by Warner's Safe Cure Company in Rochester New York, for 50 cents to 1.60.
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Washington wedding trip of French president's daughter
Paris July 18 The engagement of Mile Faltières, daughter of France's president, to Ni oun Lanes, secretary to the president, is announced. The couple plan a U S wedding trip and a private visit to Washington and the White House, then travel to New Orleans and Vancouver before sailing for Japan. The journey will last about six months. CANR WOOD & COAL CO.
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Texans Must be Fair Says C W Post in Speech Toward Railroads
C W Post of Battle Creek Michigan spoke at a Texas rally urging fair treatment of railroads and condemning politicians who attack them. He argued railroads spurred land value, prosperity, and employment, urging state cautious, balanced regulation and stating Texas led by example in seeking fair laws for both people and railroads.
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Railway policy sparks public denouncement and protests
Amid rising tensions the public denounces railroad stockholders and directors while officials push a system of per sonation. Demagogues exploit the crisis as agitation grows, with widespread calls for action against the railroad after a political shift.
Texas Railroads and the Power of Demagogues in Texas
A long critique argues that railroad investment by Santa Fe interests would benefit Texas by increasing property values, lowering taxes, and creating jobs. It warns against demagogues who attack railroads, urging voters to favor wise, pro railroad governance and defend growth, funding, and stability. The speaker cites plans of $40 to $50 million in Texas and stresses the need for rational oversight without excessive state control.
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