Looks Better for Taft Bills and Special Elections
The piece notes optimism among Republicans on postal savings bank and railroad bills and predicts passage of several conservation measures. It covers a Massachusetts election impact, a looming special election in New Yorks Thirty-second district, Mississippi bribery fallout, potential party shifts in Alabama, Maryland race with Sydne Emanuel Mudd, and lingering chances for an income tax constitutional amendment.
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Washington
Postal Savings Bank
Con
Fank
Ohio
House
Secretary of the Interior
Arizona
New Mexico
Beveridge
Massachusetts
Congress
Foss
James Breck Perkins
Thirty Second
New York
Perkins
George W Aldridge
Monroe County
Rochester
Aldridge
Hughes
Mississippi
Percy
McLaurin
James Gordon
Vardaman
Alabama
North
M. W. Howard
Mudd
Sydney Emanuel Mudd
Maryland
Georgia
Keokuk Presbytery Women’s Missionary Society Meeting
The Presbyterial Women's Missionary Society of Keokuk presbytery meets at the Second Church tonight and tomorrow. The Rev. Fred Elliott of Morning Sun will deliver the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterial Women's Missionary Society of
Keokuk
United Presbyterian Church
Fred Elliott
Morning Sun
Mi O na Stomach Tablets Promote Digestion At Convention
A convention program features Tonight and Tomorrow sessions led by Mrs. Lee Hamill and Rev. Frederick Elliott with devotions, addresses, and offerings. An ad promotes MiO-Na stomach tablets as a five minute relief for indigestion and a weeks-long remedy to strengthen the stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lee Hamil
Bessie McLaughlin
N. L
America
Lemmon
Kate Thomas Sinks After Collision Near Lands End
The four masted British schooner Kate Thomas, in tow of the Lands End, was run down by an unknown steamer off Falmouth on April 5. The captain, two mates, their wives, and fifteen crewmen, twenty one in total, drowned. a ship's apprentice survived after being picked up by the tug.
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Falmouth
England
Kate Thomas
Lands End
It Has Been Discovered Earth Is 60 Million Years Old
The Baltimore American notes a startling finding that the earth’s existence spans about 60 million years, and asserts that the current century is just starting to unlock its vast potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Helping the Afflicted Call to Bear the Burden
A reflective note urging support that strengthens the afflicted to endure their load. Attributed to Phillips Brooks, it emphasizes guiding the sufferer to summon inner resilience rather than removing hardship.
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Phillips Brooks
A Chemist Endorses ZEMO For Skin Diseases
Mr. McElhinney the chemist says ZEMO is the most successful treatment for eczema itching skin diseases dandruff pimples and all skin and scalp diseases. He notes its external use cleanliness and germ destruction and offers free sample bottles and a booklet to callers.
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Philo Hay Spec.Co
Newark
N.J
U.S.A
McElhinney
Zemo
Mr. McElhinnney
Hime
The Unsteady Hand: Wounded Faces Mark Painful Effort
The text notes injured expressions and slow motions as men endure painful labor. It implies hardship and struggle reflected in careful, cautious movements during demanding tasks.
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Igore
Popey
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MePihia
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