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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1904
Page
3
The message argues Colombia blocked the Hay Herran treaty to seize French canal property and force U.S. compensation. It defends U.S. neutrality during the Panamanian revolt, asserts exceptional reasons to recognize Panama, and condemns Colombia’s bad faith while reaffirming a route choice and readiness to proceed with canal construction if necessary.
The president defends US intervention on the Isthmus of Panama, arguing it prevented bloodshed, secured a transit treaty, and advanced building a vital interoceanic canal. He cites Colombia’s refusal, the need for national safety, and civilization’s interest, forecasting benefits for the region and the world.
An 115 year old McLennan County resident, SAAC Brock of Waco, praises Peruna as the best remedy for coughs, colds, grip and catarrh. He recalls long life, health by Peruna, and a portrait of General Andrew Jackson while noting relief from climate changes and epidemics.
Reader prompt requests a free book on catarrh and a response form from The Teruna Medicine Co of Columbus Ohio and Dr Hartman. Instructions urge sending a full statement of the case for a free medical evaluation from the Hartman Sanitarium in Galion Ohio.
A garbled script traces James Buchanan toward the presidency via political shifts and Lancaster events. It blends headlines on medicine ads, seeds and farming gear, and assorted notices from 1900s era circulation, including herbs, shoes, and a Vienna store. The fragmentary text weaves politics with commercial blurbs and public notices.
A Speaker Cannon remark recalls a Illinois ex-legislator who built a grand house with Springfield money. A visitor notes the humor and says there is a long history of yeas and nays in that house. The piece also mentions Teosinte and Billion Dollar Grass as fodder topics and a seed company catalogue offer.
The piece notes that seven of ten people have stronger sight in one eye, two in five show misalignment, and about half are color blind. It also mentions Mrs. Austins Buckwheat cake and fishermen avoiding sea travel on the first two days of November due to a death-wind superstition and drownings rising.
Advertisement describes rubber stamps made to order with self inking devices and ink pads. Offers catalogue from Lock Box 210 Fort Wayne Indiana. Includes prices such as 3 cents and references to stamps for various uses.
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