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Newspaper
Western Kansas World
Location
Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1906
Page
7
Mrs W G Davin of Groesbeck Texas reports relief from backache dizziness and headaches after taking Deans Kidney Pills. She says gravel stones passed and health improved with no recurrence. Sold by dealers for 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Capt Mark Casto receives a $1,500 Carnegie fund award for bravery in the Cherokee wreck, described with humor. The page also features comic bits and witty lines from various newspapers, including a judge's courtroom quip and light verse on life’s ironies.
The article notes that presidents, including Roosevelt, face sharp criticism in Washington where many government workers grumble about jobs and officials. It explains why the capital harbors little enthusiasm for leaders, with Congress in session and party factions influence public opinion.
The article praises William Loeb for overcoming a harsh early period as secretary to the president. It notes the role as a buffer between the chief executive and the public, handling visitors, filtering interactions, and protecting the president from nuisances, while maintaining public goodwill. It compares Loeb favorably to recent failures and calls his administration a pronounced success.
A wartime feature describes the secretary’s role in keeping dangerous and undesirable visitors away from the president with the help of uniformed police and plainclothes agents. A senator recalls a woman admitted with a letter of introduction who spoke wildly and claimed divine commands, illustrating the vigilance required to prevent harm to the chief executive.
Discussion centers on a scheme by Prof Hayes via selecting future American parents to breed the best physical, moral, and mental traits. Critics mock the idea while supporters await a pamphlet outlining the legal and legitimate method for marrying the superior types of men and women to advance society.
Secretary of War Taft, after five months of dieting and strict exercise, has reduced his weight by 75 pounds to 250. He started just before New Year’s with a plan to reach sylphlike form, abstaining from rich foods during feasts in Washington and eating crackers and lean meat. He follows a supervision by an expert recommended by Senator Spooner, relying on calisthenics, horseback riding, and careful meals.
A scanned page features assorted historical ad-like items. It includes a testimonial about Cuticura Ointment and Soap for eczema, claiming complete cure after five weeks and urging others to try the remedies. The text also contains miscellaneous notes, maps, and fragments from period advertising and humor sections.
Testimonials claim Dr Williams Pink Pills cure fainting spells by boosting red blood cells. The ad notes improved health after use and urges purchase from the Williams Medicine Company in Schenectady at 50 cents per box or six boxes for 2.60, with mail order available.
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