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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1912
Page
7
Lawmakers postpone final action to January 23 on a plan to place officers on foot with the Metropolitan Force and vote on a loan shark provision. Minority Leader James Mim Tobli leads opposition amid committee reviews and advocacy by House members for the measure’s fate.
The article outlines lower district estimates and potential party realignments as representatives debate allocations. It notes adjustments to proposed funding levels, with concerns over timing and impact on local programs.
A woman from New York describes a seven year battle with eczema on her left thigh chin and face. After trying powders and blood medicines with no relief she used Culicurs remedies including soap and ointment and was cured. She notes the condition caused social distress but improved after treatment.
A reader from New York recalls severe scalp itching and sores worsened by remedies. He reports using Cuticura Soap and Ointment after a land advised it, claiming relief within weeks. Author Mus Alves Gustafson dated May 47 1911 and cites Cuticura as sold broadly.
A fragmentary political transcript laments executive overreach by an unnamed administration. It condemns demands for constitutional changes and praises Andrew Jackson era restraint while urging lawful, economical governance and the protection of national wealth from perceived coercion.
Former Senator J W Folk argues the Democratic party must offer affirmative, progressive measures and reject partisan opposition. He urges unity, tariff reform, and strong enforcement of laws to root out corruption, warning against overconfidence and opportunism before the November ballot.
Debates over the Democratic convention location and candidate support intensify in Baltimore. Prominent figures discuss pledges, party unity, and policy aims including tariffs, waterways, the Panama Canal, and a stronger merchant marine as Delphi and others push for a decisive outcome.
Brentano's Bargain Bulletin announces low prees on books calendars pictures and stationers. Gene urged to act quickly to secure the best bargains during the January clearance.
At the Jackson Day Banquet in Columbus Ohio Governor Harmon’s letter was read and speeches by prominent Democrats followed. The gathering of over 400 Ohio Democrats praised recent victories in local contests and endorsed Harmon’s administration while urging party unity and support for Congress and state leadership.
Army officers arriving from the Philippines report the Moros have suffered about a thousand warrior deaths as the disarmament effort incurs costly resistance. The Sharman transport gathers details on subduing the natives, who prove harder to quell than expected amid official testimony.
A preview of the Democratic contest in Pennsylvania shows Col Guffey defeating Bryan allies for the party’s state committee. The Denver convention repudiated Guffey, while Palmer supporters pressed to elect Palmer delegates. Bryan warned of a third party threat as tensions rose amid fits of debate and strategic resignations.
Ambiguous OCR snippet notes Hings Toney and Amica Cream claim cures for Almond Cream with Se as well as a prevention bottle offer. Details are unclear but indicate a product claim and packaging note. No verifiable entities beyond product names.
Fragmented text outlines a committee to decide primaries with names such as Bevan, Jones, and Brown. It discusses resolutions, cost responsibilities, and state autonomy, noting no mandatory national primary and reference to senators Chamberlain and state committees.
Gov Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey spoke at the press club, urging an unvarnished statement of facts and cautioning editors against publishing letters that could mislead readers. The remarks emphasized clarity, accountability, and responsible journalism in shaping public opinion.
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