07 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
1
Roosevelt and Taft enjoyed a friendly Beverly visit after sixteen months apart. It follows speculation over Pinchot's dismissal and Ballinger's conduct, with Taft asserting authority and Roosevelt maintaining loyalty to old allies despite political strains. The piece notes tariff surplus and local notices, including Festival plans and community events.
The article surveys spring summer dressing with coats and skirts in pongee and linen, highlighting chic short frocks, colored laces, and youthful styles. It notes the trend toward gored skirts, fitted backs, and vivid sashes, plus pongee coats and linen wraps. It cites lavender stripes, pink mull, nattier blues, and fichus as prominent accents for travel and holiday wear.
Will A. Marsh of Siler City North Carolina reports chronic piles cured after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The ad claims relief from burns boils ulcers fever sores eczema cuts chapped hands and other skin ailments. Sold for 25 cents at Wm Kipp's Sons with a subscription pitch for the Journal.
Tie of black satin and a patent leather belt finishes the look. Dr King's New Life Pill builds health by easing constipation biliousness dyspepsia indigestion liver and kidney issues. Price 25 cents at Wm Kipp's Sons.
In a Guildhall address Colonel Roosevelt’s remarks on Britain’s Egypt policy drew protests from Hearst and Bryan who called the speech insulting. Sir Edward Grey defended the speech as approved and not insulting while former Premier Balfour praised Roosevelt’s clear, sympathetic rendering of the Egyptian situation.
A-era editorial urges full disclosure of campaign funds for Harmon and other races. It criticizes past secrecy by Finley Garber and leaders, calls for transparent sources and destinations of money, and questions the use of funds for personal gain. Also notes new bee inspector post in Ohio and rising Philippine trade under tariff rules.
A veteran recount asserts the 61st Congress and President Taft fulfilled major Republican platform pledges. It cites tariff revision, currency work, postal savings banks, trust regulation, railroad supervision, worker safety laws, statehood for New Mexico and Arizona, conservation, and pension increases, noting only injunction reform remains unsettled.
Governor Harmon vacationing at Charlevoix as talk swirls over Michigan endorsement and quiet unrest in politics. Senator Culbertson of Texas reelected at a total cost of 27. Ohio Democrats face discouraging prospects. Comments from Cannon and Ditty noted with customary humor and local color.
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