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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1916
Page
10
The October 16 notice states manufacturers will raise 75 cents per pair on shoes. Stock is limited and current low prices may not last. The ad urges customers to buy now to secure excellent values and invites them to visit.
County Odd Fellows hold a rally with a daytime program including registration and activities planned as part of the event.
Col Theodore Roosevelt denounces President Wilson for inconsistent Mexico policy. He accuses Wilson of repeated intervention and nonintervention vacillation, claiming no clear course or resolution has been followed, with actions alternating between bandit chiefs and retreat.
The piece argues the Hughes campaign centers on character and sincerity rather than policy. It contrasts Hughes with Wilson, recalling Hughes time as New York governor and his pledge that public office be service, while noting Wilson’s criticisms of Taft and Roosevelt. It frames the race as a test of integrity amid calls to change the subject.
A passage asserts that direct violations of a nation's sovereignty cannot wait for damages vindication. It argues that a nation violating essential rights must face consequences and that such actions breach fundamental principles guiding state conduct.
The article critiques the current president as a pliant opportunist capable of shifting positions on states' rights and internationalism. It argues his regime shows plasticity of judgment, flipping between pacifist aims and aggressive arbitration, with erratic stances on maps and ships.
The article references a New York street car strike amid discussions of the Roosevelt era debates on patriotism and statesmanship. It notes comments by Vice-President Marshall about Mr Hughes and cites the Racensen bill as an example of early reform proposals.
The editor of the Democratic Comparien book reportedly omitted the phrase too proud to fight from a specimen speech. The piece argues this act is lese maajeste and accuses the compiler of arrogance for omitting a key line.
The best way to give good advice is to set a good example. When others see how quickly you recover from a cold by taking Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy they are likely to follow your lead. This remedy has long been used and enjoys an excellent reputation. Obtainable everywhere.
Advertisement-style text urging readers to care for the liver and bowels to look younger. Mentions biliousness, consolation, and tonics like Chamberlain’s Tolerts as remedies. Tone promotional with general health claims.
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