16 May 1912
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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1912
Page
1
The Gettysburg M E church marked Mothers Day with special music and a sermon. About sixty carnations were worn by mothers in attendance, and Sunday school reached 140. An all day session next Sunday will study lessons, include state speakers, and urge a large attendance.
The article describes McCall Company designs with silk borders and draped pannier gowns, silk and lace trims, sashes, and summer wear in mull organzine and corduroy. It mentions drapery techniques, color matching, and coat styles, plus a health notice praising Dr. King’s New Life Pills for indigestion and digestive ailments.
Roosevelt candidates for Delegates and Alternate Delegates from the Fourth District comprising Allen Auglaize Darke Mercer and Shelby counties will face a May 21 1912 primary to select two Delegates and two Alternates for the Republican National Convention in Chicago on June 18 1912. Voters are urged to support Carl D Jones J C Pence Charles B Buchholtz and B Deweese.
Governor Bachlder, noted as past master of the National Grange, delivers speeches urging farmers to oppose Colonel Roosevelt. He emphasizes agricultural concerns and calls for organized action among rural voters. The remarks frame a political feud within the party and highlight farm policy stakes.
Cortland May 9 1912 special Katiov Nuuum Lachelder of New Hampshire spoke last evening accusing Theodore Roosevelt of betraying the Republican cause financed by wealthy backers and targeting Taft’s administration. He argued Roosevelt’s ties to millionaires Perkins Munsey and others taint his bid for a third term while praising Taft’s tariff stance diplomacy and law enforcement.
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