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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1907
Page
4
Washington notes indicate President Roosevelt repeats his opposition to a third term and cites family duties. He cites worry over press misstatements and calls a New York daily owned by J. P. Morgan network as pushing rumors to derail his policies and aid Hughes.
A reflective essay warns against seeing slights in ordinary acts. It describes sensitive people who read offense into minor interactions and empty chairs as triggers for imagined injuries. The piece urges charity, frankness, and a positive mindset to invite kinder treatment and happier living.
A reflective, domestic vignette contrasts memories of a mossy yard with moments of quiet grief. It offers practical advice for women and men alike, urging restraint, self reliance, generosity, and civility. The piece ends with a moral about choosing simple virtue over vice and boasts a biblical nod about roads to heaven.
The piece questions whether Roosevelt meant to exclude the Democratic or Populist party from using Treasury funds for campaigns. It notes the Seattle excursion aims to be a standout event and mentions Bryan as an evangel of confidence. It also advertises Health Coffee Imitation by Dr. Shoop as a fast, tea like coffee substitute from Racine Wisconsin.
Financial experts in Congress debate how national banks profit from government funds. The treasury balance of 250 million dollars, backed by taxes, earns about 15 million annually for banks via loans and another 15 million on bank note interest, with further gains from U S bond interest. The discussion seeks laws to equitably distribute this profit, ideally back to taxpayers rather than stockholders.
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