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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1909
Page
5
Townpeople report success with a homemade mixture for rheumatism and kidney troubles. The recipe uses dandelion extract, karyon, and sarapar syrup with a teaspoonful after meals and at bedtime. Drugstores supply the ingredients. readers are urged to drink water, and stay on a normal diet. Local land notices and a marriage ad end the item.
Government plat for sections along the Columbia River will be filled. Twelve sections of United States land are involved in the survey activity.
Former Governor Herrick will not accept the secretary of the treasury role in Taft's cabinet. Judge Taft released a statement saying Herrick had told Taft in December he could not take the position due to business engagements. Franklin McVeagh of Chicago emerges as the likely candidate, with Taft stating a final decision would come in several days.
In London on February 23 inventive women suffragists sent “human letters” to Premier Asquith. Mrs Drummond and Mrs Parkhurst asked a Strand post office about express delivery, then brought in two colleagues to the premier’s residence. Servants refused to accept the mail and police cleared the area.
President Roosevelt is authorized to appoint a court of inquiry to assess eligibility for re enlistment of discharged negro soldiers accused in the Brownsville shooting incident. The Aldrich bill, passed 50 to 26, establishes the board to review applications and recommend restoration for those deemed not culpable.
The re trial of Standard Oil Co of Indiana was stalled when Judge Anderson voided a 150 member venire due to farmer dominance. The prior verdict by a farmer jury helped sustain Landis 29 million dollar fines. A laxative syrup ad and multiple sheriff sale notices from Yakima County fill the page with court actions and property sales set for March.
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