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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1913
Page
11
A new president pledges restoration of justice and fair play after haste toward greatness. He outlines key actions: reform tariffs, banking, labor conditions, resource management, public health, and education, urging nonpartisan duty and humane governance. He stresses guiding principles of justice over pity and invites all forward-looking citizens to support the cause.
Warren Indiana and Esmond Rhode Island readers report relief from female complaints after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Mrs Artie B Hamilton of Warren credits it with ending headaches bearing down pain and blue feelings. Mrs Anna Haven of Esmond says it restored her health and energy enabling her to run a boarding house and care for her family.
Cabinet selections and early meetings unfold as William Jennings Bryan is invited to join President Taft and Wilson in Washington. Taft and Wilson greet crowds at the White House, then ride to the Capitol with Crane Bacon Overman and others amid orderly, cheering streets.
Gold Dust does more than clean it sterilizes and leaves utensils sanitarily safe. The ordinary soap washed utensil is not fit to eat from because soap does not cleanse as thoroughly or kill germs of decay. Gold Dust cleans most of the work without help and faster and more thoroughly than soap. Pots and pans come out spick and span.
The floor of the senate chamber buzzed as officials entered to begin inaugural ceremonies. Cabinet appointees Josephus Daniels and Wain, McAdoo, Lane, and others sat in the cabinet row while Taft signed rivers and harbors and public buildings bills. Senate delays pushed the ceremonies back, with Poindexter urging order after yesterday's suffrage parade.
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