Ackley World 1803 1803 and Early Editorials
The fragmentary OCR text references the Ackley World published January 27 1803 and notes its succession to the Enterprise established in 1818. It contains editorial opinions on finances price of newspapers under different administrations discusses tariffs water rights and political figures, and mentions events and figures such as Roosevelt and McKinley era topics and religious and civic themes.
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Miho Agkey Post Office
Maitmatter
BNF
Oelwein Register
NM. E. Inna Editorial Association
American Press Association
Register
Flo
Canadas
Cleveland
House of Representatives
Congress
Wilson
Cleveland Times
The Schley Decision and Public Reaction
The Schley court of inquiry reportedly has not reached the indicated finding, yet Washington dispatches suggest a likely result similar to them. Many readers see minor charges as potential targets and recall Dewey’s Manila breakfast debate, while critics mock Schley for a crude remark in front of Hobson as a serious fault.
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Lony
Old Guard
Schley
Schley Court of Inquiry
Washington
Atea
Schler
Mhat
Dewey
Manila
Hobson
Can Bolt Both Ways in Iowa Politics
From Cedar Rapids Gazette and Des Moines Capital comments on temperance sentiment and prohibition. The piece notes weariness in the public, with debate looming. It implies bolting can proceed in two ways as opponents ready for a contest.
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Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Immigration Question Dominates Congress Debate in Ledger
The Philadelphia Ledger asserts the immigration question surpasses all others before Congress. It warns that the influx of ignorance and crime threatens national vitals and urges swift passage of laws to guard gates.
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Phiadelphia Ledger
Congress
United States
Questionable Majority in Sioux City Tribune
The article discusses possible shifts in the lower house from Republican to Democratic control, noting that a change of nineteen votes could give the house to the Democrats among its 357 members. The piece reflects on reform sentiment and public interest.
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Sioux City Tribune
Two New Departments At Saturday Evening Post
The Saturday Evening Post announces two new departments to draw interest nationwide. A Home College Course targets ambitious youths lacking university training while To the Young Man Beginning Business aims to aid aspiring entrepreneurs.
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Saturday Evening Post
Philadelphia
California Excursions Promotion by Chicago Great Western
The Chicago Great Western Railway offers a weekly selection of three tourist cars on varying routes. For booklets or information contact any Chicago Grant Western agent or J. P. Elmer, General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
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Chicago Great Western Railway
Chicago Grant Western
J. P. Elmer
Chicago
Breaking into a blazing home prompts heroic fire crew
Blaze call ends with firemen dragging a sleeplog from a death danger scene. The piece warns against neglecting illness and touts Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption as a protective, harm less remedy. Sold by Halloran Schultz Pfander at 50 cents and 1 dollar with trial bottles free.
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Dr. King
Halloran, Schultz & Pfander
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Relief From Pimples and Sores
An old advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure for pimples and blackheads, urging readers to buy from druggists for 35 cents. It frames the product as a danger-signal remedy and farewell to troubles, appealing to shoppers seeking cosmetic relief.
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Susan
Rocky Mountain
Roosevelt Says Party Machine Pressures Drives Policy
President Roosevelt declares that party machine pressure has pushed him to take firm stances on monopoly and protective tariffs. He frames his reform push as a battle to govern for the people amid political machine influence.
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Teddy
St. Louis Republic
Roosevelt
Dyspepsia Cure Testimony From Hayfield Man
H C Corestenson of Hayfield Minnesota reports three years of dyspepsia with stomach loss and bed confinement. After reading an advertisement for Kodol dyspepsia cure he used it and soon improved from the first bottle. He says it digests all food and cured his stomach troubles.
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H.C. Corestenson
Hayfield
Minn
Sam
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