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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1908
Page
8
Boston dates the Panic of 1897 to global strain from wars and overbuilt capital. Secretary Taft’s Boston speeches drum up support for reform against frauds in banks railroads and insurance, while commentators warn of extended adjustment over a decade as credit tightens and investment contracts.
Debated article discusses monetary strain in the United States, noting tightened credit, bank depositor fears, and a gradual economic recovery. It credits Roosevelt era enforcement against trusts, railroads, and financial malpractices, arguing law obedience strengthens public confidence and supports gradual restoration of prosperity.
A contemporary reports headlines taft leads in the south and east and west with readers nationwide. Praise comes from the Columbus State Journal and New York journals noting Tafts sincere candor efficiency and industry. The Oregonian lauds his principles as key to winning the next election and public figures reference Tafts alignment with Roosevelt.
An old advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a remedy to keep biliousness malaria and jaundice away. It promotes avoidance of liver and bowel trouble and notes availability at Wm Kipp's Sons' drug store for 26 cents.
A historical account discusses cattle and draft animal equipment, noting misadjusted collars cause injuries and hinder movement. It describes back strap placement, proper harness fit, and impacts on mule and oxen welfare with references to plantation practice and observations.
Quarantines on cattle tick are lifted across 20 000 square miles in SIN states and related regions. Sheep disease quarantines may ease with time, while a dairy thermometer note stresses monitoring milk and cream temperatures during ripening and churning.
A fragmented notice lists subscription offers for old and new readers. It names many newspapers and magazines with annual and monthly pricing, mentioning requests for sample copies and directing readers to respective paper offices for specifics.
Notice from the Board of Examiners of September 1907 announces regular monthly examinations for teaching certificates. Examinations occur on the first Saturday each month at West Bolioo Suita fuga Ohio. Patterson exams are set for the April and May Saturdays with dates ending the second Saturday in May. Signed by Crowell president Garribon vice president Browder clerk.
The Greenville Journal offers home and out of county subscriptions at 1.00 per year or 0.50 for six months and 1.15 out of county. It boasts two thousand nine hundred twelve columns of reading matter per year for under two cents weekly. Encourage readers to subscribe or gift a year to distant friends.
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