Roosevelt described as favoring honest wealth and finance reform
The Broadway Magazine interview quotes Lindsay Denison on President Roosevelt's stance toward finance and Wall Street. It notes his belief that wealth should be managed with honesty, while warning against abuses by some millionaires and urging constructive regulation of interstate commerce.
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Broadway
Lindsay Denison
Roosevelt
Theodore Thunsevell
Han Cial
Rilroads
Wall Street
Edward H. Harrison
Kingdom of Heaven
Washington
New York
Terpried
Willam Hull
Dutt
Mr. Taft
Cutting the Diamond in Teacher Child Relation
An editorial from the St Paul Daily News argues teachers cut away savagery to reveal a child’s inner jewel while parents support the educator. It emphasizes the teacher’s vast, rule-bound duties and the need for parental aid in shaping a noble future citizen.
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St. Paul
Fresh Hash ed 2:18 2.2 Local Items and Notices
A jumble of local notes and advertisements includes names such as Frank Bramble and Hon. Thos Bouck visiting the city, a Hudgin's billiard room ad, and a M. B. Churel charity event. It mentions a surgical patient, a mail order merchandise firm, a meat price rumor, and a Presbyterian Sunday school organ upgrade. The piece ends with town-improvement advice urging positive speech about one’s town and neighbors.
Downward Course Aided by Kidney Pills and Real Estate Firm
Fragmented notice describes kidney illness relief claims tied to a product called Poan's Kidney PHL NO and a real estate and insurance firm Olivine in Mabank. Mentions distributors and drug stores selling the product with tentative endorsements.
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Tilly Bright
Mabank
Cael Botn
Poan
Vorsala
Ener
United States
First Publication of Chattel Mortgage Sale Notice
Notice announces First National Bank of South Dakota mortgage on Miswoton County property dated January 21 1905. It lists the mortgagee and terms including a principal amount and interest on a four horse load lien. Aimed at securing repayment with a filed date in January 1905.
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First National
Miswoton
South Dakota
Moriaseaigo
Fine Natwaat Bank
Corporation
Roberts
Day
Marshall
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