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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
7
An observer notes Mr. Rhymer the celebrated poet with a finger on an LP and a knit brow. The observer complains about Mary not attending to the matters herself.
A Detroit reader from 205 Kanter Ave describes severe eczema on the hands and scalp. After trying medicine with no help, a Cuticura sample offered relief. The note signed Bent Passage dated April 8 1912 amplifies a personal testimonial.
Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey becomes the twenty eighth president. He enters the White House in a joyous procession past Princeton envoys and thousands of cheering spectators. Wilson, former Princeton president, meets President Taft briefly at the White House and moves to his new official residence with Mrs. Wilson.
A brisk regional note states hunters pursue fortune yet few prove accurate marksmen as the season opens. Local sportsmen and officials comment on challenges and training needs amid evolving conditions.
Washington reports final picks for President elect Wilson's cabinet. Names include Brynns as Secretary of State, McAdoo as Secretary of the Treasury, Gar rison as Secretary of War, McReynolds as Attorney General, Burleson as Postmaster General, Daniels as Secretary of the Navy, Lane as Secretary of the Interior, Houston as Secretary of Agriculture, Redfield as Secretary of Commerce, with labor to be named.
Washington suffragists march Tuesday with about five thousand women taking to the streets in a determined display of support for voting rights. organizers say the demonstration aimed to press Congress and rally public backing for the suffrage cause.
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