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Newspaper
The Kadoka Press
Location
Kadoka, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1908
Page
10
A medical note argues that slight stomach catarrh leads to hyperacidity and fat maldigestion, causing thinness. It claims digestion can be aided by Peruna before meals to speed digestion and reduce fermentation, enabling fat forming foods to restore plumpness.
An old time advertorial touts Cascarets as a pocket health aid for constipation and indigestion. It claims Cascarets act like exercise, stimulate bowel muscles, and prevent future reliance on laxatives. The copy urges authenticity, noting the product is Sterling Remedy Company made and stamped CCC.
Union labels and new councils appear across North America with plans for organizing branches in Memphis Vancouver and Berkeley. Reports note eight hour day in Louisville city work and a labor paper planned for San Juan Porto Rico. Robust union activity includes Boston upholstery and San Mateo Building Trades Council growth while wage cuts loom in Scotland and New England textile sectors.
Chicago reports that Congressman James S. Sherman of New York won the Republican nomination for Vice President on the first ballot at the National Convention. New York's 39 electoral votes and the elimination of rivals aided swift adjournment after four days of intense bargaining.
A New York committee launches a public funded free lunch program for starving East Side school children despite opposition from established charity groups. Tickets at 5 cents are distributed by teachers and sold at the door to fund relief efforts while officials debate public school meals and work opportunities as solutions.
The United States Brewers Association adopted a temperance platform asserting reform of the retail trade to keep saloons wholesome but denying intent to influence legislation for prohibition. It condemns prohibition and anti saloon movements as seeking to destroy the industry and pledges to stay out of politics while supporting responsible reform.
The piece details monthly disbursements of 2.6 million dollars to about 1.6 million federal workers across the United States and overseas. It highlights executive civil service wages, pensions, and the steady payroll that sustains Washington's economy and housing without mass layoffs during downturns.
Sweden and Denmark negotiate arbitration of bilateral disputes while European royalty meet in Vienna to honor Emperor Francis Joseph and the Prince of Wales opens a London exposition. The Crystal Cascade lights up as the Olympic stadium is introduced amid celebrations. Budget measures seek to raise revenue and curb monopolies. absinthe license fees may double.
A compiled list of historical milestones and biographical notes including Wat Tyler's death at Smithfield in 1381 New York City's incorporation in 1665 William B Ogden born 1805 Ney at Quatre Bras 1815 and more events through 1907 covering battles legislations and notable deaths with scattered modern misprints reflected in the OCR.
Abe Attell signs to fight Owen Moran in San Francisco as Jack Gleason promotes a twenty round bout in August. Hamline routs North Dakota 81 to 36 while track records fall. St Paul Driving Club opens season with races weekly through October. At Churchill Downs the Minks set a track record over 1 mile 1 16th in 1 434 5. Tourenne wins Cosmopolitan Handicap at Belmont Park. Barney Oldfield quits racing and becomes a chauffeur in Andover Mass. Jockey V Powers leads Downs spring with 19 wins. Grinnell sprinter Huff faces accusations of professionalism. American Baseball Association invasion of Chicago and other eastern cities rumored. Duluth hosts marathon wrestling between Young Miller and Otto Sutter with no falls. James Sheckard maimed by ammonia bottle incident. Lipton presses Amer Cup rules for a seaworthy vessel to cross Atlantic.
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