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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1907
Page
3
A remark suggests lending Senator Foraker and his stance on race to Cuba to steady governance. The comment frames Foraker as a potential boss figure to guide the island.
The remark notes Harriman’s approach of attacking President Roosevelt via letter writing, saying the President can compose and dispatch letters faster than any other man in the country. It highlights a clash over communication methods in political dispute.
Returns from city elections in Kansas show no decline in temperance sentiment with dry tickets winning in towns where they had no foothold before. The defeat of W. W. Rose in Kansas City is hailed by law abiding citizens nationwide.
Public support favors the roads over the trainmen as a strike seems unlikely. The text notes trainmen are highly paid and suggests wage increases should go to operators and track workers instead.
Tom Charles argues that Democrats long favored free trade yet resist the square deal Republicans effort to adopt it. He contends old line Democrats oppose the measure to block rivals and gain power for themselves rather than public good.
Mrs Fannie Corner of Georgetown Tennessee credits Dr King s New Discovery with curing her severe lung infection after others failed. The ad claims it is the real cough cure for long throat troubles and offers a trial bottle free with prices of five cents to one dollar.
M Vorhies is making a number of improvements about his home this spring.
Ella Slayton of Noland Arkansas touts Dr King’s New Life Pills at two cents a box. The remedy promises gentle cleansing and renewed vigor with guaranteed satisfaction at all druggists.
The Journal prints opinions from the Belleville Telescope and the Eureka Herald praising and criticising Senator Caldwell and other Kansas senators. Clergy at the Kansas Methodist annual conference condemn the Senate for inaction on Sabbath protections and call voters to discipline the responsible lawmakers.
President Roosevelt condemns Harriman’s boastful claim to buy political power from Hearst and other branches, denouncing cynicism and corruption behind such statements. He warns that powerful financiers can rally demagogues and undermine democratic institutions.
Everett McClure promotes pure bred seed corn and offers written notes for premium quality seed. Located in 106th Republic Kansas, the ad urges customers to write for cation.
A. J. Ritey notes cash payments for poultry year round with prices for staggy roosters hens ducks and young turkeys subject to change without notice.
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