Liberty of the press challenged over slander in Roosevelts era
The piece argues against printing lies and slander under the banner of press liberty. It cites President Roosevelt defending against a World charge of illicit funds connected to France and Panama, urging prosecution if the editor lied, and warning that unrestricted press falsehoods threaten public order and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Milton
England
Roosevelt
Congress
New York World
France
Panama Canal
The
Robinson
Charles P. Taft
Ohio
Cromwell
World
Pulitzer
Konda
North Star Community Update from December
The piece notes a quiet town scene as farmers strip tobacco and locals engage in daily tasks. Mentions Greenville, Rossburg area spelling bee, visits by John Carter of Piqua and John Fields with I N Burns, and social visits at Fort Jefferson and Versailles connections. Also references habitual drinkers preparing for Christmas festivities and New Year resolutions. Dec 21, Warrs Box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Zumbrinck
Greenville
Black’s School
Rossburg
John Carter
Piqua
John Fields
I. N. Burns
Tom Smith
Yorkshire
L. Leroy Cohee
Fort Jefferson
Tom Goslee
Ft. Wayne
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Worth Mortgage Farm Says Farmer
Rural Route 2 Empire Ga farmer W. A. Floyd praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for curing two severe sores on hand and leg, stating it is worth more than its weight in gold and would mortgage the farm to obtain it. Available for 25 cents at Wm Kipps' Sons drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
W. A. Floyd
Bucklen
Wm. Kipps’ Sons’ Drug Store
Sunday School Entertains Christmas Eve in Ninevah
Ninevah residents plan a Sunday school Christmas Eve entertainment with a treat for all. The Oakland schools also prepare an afternoon program. Local visitors include Joe Trowbridge and wife at Ed Weaver’s, and several Ungers at Jacob Foreman’s in Greenville. Healing and illness notes mention L D Roll’s tumor operation and Samuel Huston and Mrs Ananias Fryman on the sick list. December 21 seen in Gan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Trowbridge
Ed Weaver
Isaac Unger
Peter Unger
W. G. Lady
Jacob Foreman
Greenville
John Ungers, Jr
al Swabb
Oakland
L. D. Roll
Samuel Huston
Smoking Jackets and more adorn Ximaes gifts in THE Progress
Ximaes gifts spark a display of smoking jackets handbags bath robes and suit cases showcased by THE Progress. The feature highlights a curated range aimed at seasonal gifting with emphasis on quality and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ximaes
the Progress
Hints for Farmers on Fertilizers and Farm Practices
Agricultural notes advise on nitrate fertilisers and the growth impact of different formulations. It covers keeping soil fertility, using sheep for natural manure, and cautions on overstocking and weed control. Horse wisdom warns against buying horses with poor conformation and suggests preferring stock with reliable performance.
Improving Poor Butter and Orchard In Winter
Improving Poor Butter discusses methods to enhance butter quality through washing and reworking, and notes color development with salt. The Orchard In Winter urges winter insect control around apple trees and bark brushing, citing Professor Johnson on spraying. Meat For Hens stresses adequate meat in poultry rations, with scraps and bone for hens. Barnyard Manure the Best praises barnyard manure as the best fertilization for grain, boosting crops and soil on farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culford
Professor Johnson
Colorado Experiment Station
Stable Ventilation and Stock Housing Guidelines
Proper ventilation in barns and any building storing stock is crucial. Ensure clean air supply as it is nearly as essential as food for healthy animals. Prioritize airflow to reduce moisture and improve animal welfare.
The Trial of Leary and a City Poker Verdict
A chaotic New Short Stories piece recounts Leary suspected of corruption, a juried poker room verdict, and a string of dissenting voices. A separate tale follows two travel companions debating faith versus works on a train, interrupted by a sermon joke about tedious labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leary
Joseph M. Pattormu
Chicago
Milsionaire Morefixt
Cartersen Bitieris
Doe
Oumanuel
Henselves
Nolke
Miscellany of world oddities and historic notes
A collage of eclectic items is presented from many realms: sea navigation counts its vessels, trade rules and legalities surface in brief, while cultural touches include a New York street ban on underage street selling, a New Orleans timber find, and a curious Egyptian photography trend. References to explorers, monarchs, and figures in literature mingle with science snippets on storage, vacuum sealing, and early airless containers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Victoria
Alfonse
New York
Alaska
Flr
British Admiralty
Spithead
Egypt
Cardha
Sphlux
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Liberty of the Press
Leo
International Newspa
David
Jerusalem
Jonathan
Absalom
Bible Study Club
Linnoott, DD
Solomon
Lydia Bubmyer
Union City
Frank
Lily Odlin
Columbus
Schuyler Viets
Mansfield, O
Ed Schlechty
Areta Sentman
John Lawson
John Chenoweth
Weaver Station
Mr. Lawson
Dee
Venus
David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
Wm. Kipp
North Star
Ananias Fryman
W. D. Unger
Francis Nichols
Dayton
Gan
Castoria
Ascrert Bs
Elimpoe Te Daven
AmerWaup
Wimpkine
New Sud
Kindall
William Roop
Kimball
Dairy Farmer
Townsend
Browne
Tan Maclron
Kirk
Merthahines
Minn
Luitlu
Kannas
Kannan
New Orleana
Taos
Voleaie
Savill
Sonia Itoi
Sasia
Mabestien
Hema
Balldines
New York City
Shnghal
Albert Cond
Searsport
Frans Flais
Publi Sud
Brith National Gallery
Joseph Bideau
Burgundy
Edward Cecl Guinness
Brewers
Dublin
Edwin
Baron Treagh
Ireland
Lord Teeth Pines
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