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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1903
Page
3
A garbled line from a Chicago article mentions Mrs Roosevelt and a “dowdy” critique. It questions whether a president’s wife should vote as freely as his policy actions, reflecting debates on women’s suffrage and public role.
The piece argues powerful New York financiers use banks and big corporations to sow distrust to defeat President Roosevelt. It cites E. H. Harriman orchestrating letters to far Western agents claiming shifting public opinion. It notes Harriman believes Roosevelt has lost popularity in the West and mentions Judge Henry Lander’s death at Brook Hela, God, aged ten years his junior, with a joint wish to be called away together.
A guide to wall shelves details their use in rooms, mantel shelves for formal spaces, and china or ornament shelves for dining rooms. It cites Aliis M. Kellogg's January Delin eator article and notes illustrations aiding shelves integration.
The M. E. church at Memphis was burned to the ground last Sunday during morning service. The loss is estimated around 15000 dollars with about 4000 dollars covered by insurance. The church, dedicated in 1808, was destroyed.
A summary of Professor Shepperd of the North Dakota Station's findings on salt in animal diets. carnivorous animals consume less salt due to blood salt content. herbivores require salt because cereals and legumes have little salt but high potash. Rice eaters show low salt need, while potatoes raise salt demand due to potash. Tribal practices and regional diets influence salt use, with salt essential for grain and grass eaters, but excess salt can harm.
In Pitteburg on December 9 Magistrate Vichan heard a dispute over an infant's mother. Mrs Angeling Williams claimed she left her child with Mrs Catherine Moore who refused to return. The magistrate ordered to divide the child, but Mrs Williams urged against harm and the judge ruled in her favor.
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