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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
1
The speech pledges national restoration under a Democratic government, stresses justice over pity, and calls for tariff reform, financial reform, and public health protections. It emphasizes using government to serve humanity, safeguard rights, and correct past economic and social excesses.
Woodrow Wilson takes the oath on the East Portico as Thomas Riley Marshall becomes vice president. Chief Justice Ed ward Douglass White administers the oath while Taft and a vast ceremony crowd witness the peaceful transfer of power and Civil Service tradition.
Vice President Marshall delivers inaugural address urging the Senate as guardian of the people’s honor. He Emphasizes patriotism, fiduciary duties, treaty obligations, and the need for respect for constitutional prerogatives in world affairs.
Western Canada shows rapid growth across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta as settlers rush in. The vast lands, low land prices, and strong American capital drive a boom with only about fifteen percent of 218 million acres cultivated.
Mrs Jones laments a remarkable case of a bride who left the altar unable to speak. The tale is recounted with a wry remark that “some men have all the luck.”
A Detroit resident describes summer eczema starting in the hair with red blotches spreading to the face. The blotches were red, dry, and scaly on the face and scalp, turning into scabby patches.
In a light exchange Jones is asked how many languages he can speak. He replies that he understands everything his baby says, turning a language question into a humorous family moment.
Letter from R M Fleenor Otterbein Ind claims long kidney illness cured after using two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. Ad offers free Household Hints music and recipes along with the remedy information.
A dialogue humorously highlights a poodle's supposed drawbacks and abstentions. One character insists the dog is absolutely worthless, while another argues value lies in what it does not do. The exchange pivots on the dog not chewing tobacco, smoking, drinking, or swearing.
The article states that among leading horse owners clipping in spring is a common, progressive practice. It argues horses shed their winter coat naturally and that clipping may help them work more comfortably as temperatures rise.
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