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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
2
J H Gallinger of New Hampshire known as Old Doctor Gallinger voices strong to oppose eight hour work limits while aligning with Lorimer tariff votes and Aldrich patterns. He argues long hours suit workers in steel trusts, noting 16 hours daily and opposing 8 hour limits.
The Navy found 26,000 pounds of embalmed beef aboard the U S Cruiser Prairie heading to Cuban waters amid meat inspection disputes raised by Congressman Nelson. Navy special inspectors labeled the meat filthy and diseased prompting controversy and sharp exchanges between Solicitor McCabe and Nelson during hearings.
The article lauds Senator Lorimer for refusing to resign and argues that his stance prompts a clear Senate vote. It asserts about forty senators would back Lorimer, and that a forthcoming record vote will expose them, benefiting the country by forcing accountability. The piece frames his decision as a civic service.
A Washington Letter argues the beef trust is stronger than the U S government, citing a Roosevelt anti trust effort and a rise in meat prices despite a government report showing higher cattle shipments and ample supply. It notes legal fees paid to block packers from prison and a Democratic Judiciary subcommittee probe to answer if the beef barons outrank the government.
Article advises whitewashing trunks of orchard trees to protect bark and deter borers. Provides a wash recipe using stone lime soap and carbolic acid, mixed with boiling water to create a two and a half gallon solution. Emphasizes keeping the mix thick like paint and making fresh batches.
To the Democrats of North Dakota F.O. Helletron seeks the Democratic nomination for Governor in the June primary and pledges faithful service if elected. Albert Weis announces candidacy for Republican representative in the 12th Legislative District with support requested for the June 26 primary.
Frank Budack announces his candidacy for the Democratic sheriff nomination subject to the Richland County primary on June 28 1912. He asks for the support of friends and acquaintances.
A series of 1912 notices from Richland County candidates announce runs for sheriff States Attorney and related offices. Anton Gille W J Dietz C Kachelhoffer Joseph G Forbes and W S Lowry publicly seek voter support in the June primaries. The notices urge Democratic voters to participate and back their campaigns.
Gov W rreer seeks Democratic nomination for Richland county state attorney at the June 28 1912 primary. The remainder provides detailed tree care instructions including painting, trunk trimming, borers check, and washing methods attributed to horticulturist K A Kirkpatrick of Btxe Div Minn.
A fragmented report questions what the Memorial Day race showed to the motor car world. It notes an unusual lack of fatal injuries, mentions lingering audience interest, and suggests spectators bring magazines or companions, as winners and losers hold little value compared to the advertising gained from participation.
J Koppelman of Great Bend North Dakota seeks support for the nomination as County Auditor. He asks voters to back him at the primary election on June 26.
The Mitchell company has tabooed racing, arguing that no amount of glory can compensate for loss of life or serious injury. They urge other makers to follow their humane example, noting racing’s financial costs and risks beyond mere dollars and cents.
A printed health claim praises Dr King’s New Life Pills as a gentle remedy for bowel congestion and illness. The ad asserts the product quietly persuades readers to take the right action and achieve health without harsh effects.
Bonny Clabber a favorite alike with old and young. Mountain custard has the endorsement of all who have tried it. Use fresh skimmed milk, set in a warm place until it firms to a smooth cake like cup custard. Serve with cream or whipped cream and a dusting of nutmeg. Do not let it separate into whey.
The article describes lactic tablets to acidulate milk for quick mountain custard and explains methods for thickened milk desserts. It covers clabbered milk, corn starch puddings, vanilla and nutmeg flavors, and sugar, plus cottage cheese from fresh milk, Neufchatel from sour cream, and a Mrs. D. J. Littlefield pear salad with Neufchatel cream and almonds.
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