Hughes as a Pinch Hitter in 1910s Politics
Washington rumor column examines how Justice Hughes is seen as a potential Republican nominee, with debates on Wilson’s re election and the danger of judicial independence being compromised. It recalls Hughes lifelong judicial vow against political office and cites 1906 discussions of public duty and the risk of party needs overruling judicial principles.
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Dentistry ad promises quality care after eleven years
It promotes correct teeth faults and painless, reasonably priced fillings and crowding services. It claims specialized filling and crowning work, satisfaction guaranteed and lasting results, and contrasts with cheap offices. The note cites over eleven years in the same location.
Doubles Beauty Of Hair With Danderine Advertisement
An old advertisement promotes Knowlton's Danderine as a hair cleanser that doubles hair beauty. It claims the product removes dust oil and dandruff, invigorates the scalp, prevents shedding, and leaves hair soft, shiny, and abundant after weeks of use. A 20 cent bottle is advertised for purchase at drug stores or toilet counters.
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Hughes and the 1912 presidential fight in review
In a brisk analysis, the piece discusses Justice Hughes's decision to resign as governor to join Taft's Supreme Court offer, the political landscape of 1912, and the potential for Hughes to be nominated or decline at the Republican National Convention. It imagines a Wilson vs Hughes rematch and the strategic reactions of party insiders and newspapers.
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Arbor Day Proclamation Emphasizes Reforestation Need
Des Moines on April 6, officials announce Arbor Day observances for April 23. The governor laments rapid woodland loss and urges tree planting, noting the value and beauty of forests visible to travelers and through the countryside. Ministers are planned to discuss trees on the prior Sunday.
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Readlyn
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Cedar Rapids
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Grinnell
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Des Moines
Arbor Day Proclaimed For State Schools And Communities
A message urges tree protection and park creation, calling Arbor Day a sacred duty. Governor designates Friday April 28, 1915 to be observed in schools and by clubs, with ministers to address future obligation on April 18. The plea stresses preserving primeval woods and creating a larger, finer life for Iowa.
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