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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1916
Page
1
Selection from Charles E Hughes speech calls for readiness and international cooperation to limit armament. It criticizes the Administration for failing to protect citizens and property in Mexico and urges a simple budget and responsible fiscal policy.
The New York Evening Post and Senator Borah clash over Wilsons tariff commission stance calling it an overreach while praising his openness to change. The quotes contrast fossilized principle with a broad minded approach amid debates on initiative, recall, suffrage, preparedness and civil service merit. The Chicago Tribune recounts a theatre audience moment about a playwright.
Excerpt from Mr. Hughes acceptance speech outlines Republican aims to shield economic independence, develop American industry, and maintain living standards. He calls for scientific investigations by an expert body and fair application of protective policies to ensure American workers do not suffer in the coming competitive struggle.
In a surprising turn, President Wilcoh reverses position on proposed child labor reforms, prompting questions about the administration’s stance and Senate reaction. Critics argue the shift undermines prior commitments. Supporters cite adjusted policy aims and regional labor concerns.
The leading woman’s mother appears downcast after the premiere. The leading woman proclaims a brilliant hit tonight, signaling mixed reactions as the night closes.
When discouraged or despondent take Chamberlain's Tablets and you are likely to feel better in a day or two. The condition often stems from indigestion and biliousness, for which these tablets are especially valuable. Obtainable everywhere.
A warning against public self-promotion notes that sharing personal details can invite theft, intrusion, and loss of privacy. It cautions hermits and readers to avoid signaling their routines or possessions to strangers.
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