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Newspaper
Western Kansas World
Location
Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1906
Page
3
A cautious view on when children may attend theatre, urging parents to delay exposure and tailor limits by individual child. It recommends pantomime at age three, progressing to lighter operas and comedies until age ten, then a planned course with limited access based on maturity and discernment.
A speaker denounces state mistreatment of Jewish people in Russia. He likens policies creating the Pale of Jewish Settlement to barbaric spectacles, accusing officials of using public cruelty to divert attention from government crimes and stirring mobs against Jews. He expresses disbelief at officials’ capacity for such cruelty.
A historical editorial urges grand jurors to weigh charges carefully before indicting. It argues indictments harm reputations, stresses allowing accused to tell their side, and advocates secrecy only to prevent disgrace when charges lack merit. It emphasizes safeguarding citizens from unjust persecution and ensuring thorough, doubt-free deliberations.
Prospective settlers prepare for openings of 2,000,000 acres across Crow, Shoshone, and Flathead reservations in Montana and Wyoming this summer. About 1,200,000 acres are arable, with irrigation projects under way at Huntley. Shoshone lands may open in August, Crow lands nearby, and Flathead lands near Missoula expected to boost hay, wheat, and fruit production while offering homes for up to 1.5 million people.
Washington correspondent notes Ohio Representative Nicholas Longworth and Kansas's Victor Murdock sharing humorous golf tales. Longworth recalls a Cincinnati golfer who combined golf with Scotch highballs and caddies. Murdock adds a story of Judge Dale, a top golfer, and a boy witness who once caddied for him.
A testimonial from Mrs. Golding of Ayr Ontario dated June 6 1905 credits Cuticura Remedies with curing a crippling eczema case. The letter mentions extensive relief after suffering agonies from a diseased limb and praises the products’ soothing effects. Includes random ad fragments about laundry bleach and cigars.
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