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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
6
A compact essay-like piece discusses how politics blends personal stakes with public outcomes. It recalls 1896 Democratic conventions and Bryan, notes Watermelons versus anti-Watermelons in Virginia, and recounts a rural Ohio campaign anecdote illustrating voter manipulation and the identity of American politics as a theater of personal influence.
Dr. Cooper explains general debility from bad habits and weak stomach. Irregular eating weakens appetite and causes dullness, constipation, and fatigue. Two bottles of Cooper's New Discovery restore stomach shape and energy, with testimonials from E. McDade of Dix Averoll, Michigan.
A mock history of the Australian secret ballot in Illinois beginning July 1891 in Old Berlin Sangamon county. A Virginian who voted for Andrew Jackson cast the first secret ballot as crowds gathered, amid anecdotes of party rivalries, delegates, and parliamentary tricks reflecting era politics and shifting party loyalties.
The record for automobile driving across the country was broken on Saturday. KC Sperry drove his car from Hatton to Duncen in one hour and thirty five minutes and from Cimarron to Raton in two hours fifteen minutes. Four named men supported the trip. One driver was nearly washed away crossing a river before a hogs rush saved Hoffner.
A New York Sun feature surveys early United States paper money, from greenbacks issued 1861 to legal tender notes up to the 1890s. It notes portraits of Hamilton Lincoln and Washington, varieties by city, scarce denominations, and the rarity and premium value of 5 10 and 20 dollar notes as collectors seek pristine examples.
An advertising pitch extols Cascarets as pure, uniformly produced since 1896, boasting nearly 100 million boxes sold in eleven years and almost a billion tablets, all sharing purity and medicinal merit. It credits the Pure Food and Drug Act and urges readers to try Cascarets as a reliable laxative and preventive remedy for constipation and related stomach and bowel issues.
Collectors admire portraits of Stan ton and McPherson and prize low numbered notes. J A Harmon of Sizemore West Virginia reports finding many notes Nos 1 and 2 and under fifty in a major collection. A favorite pill ad from Dr King s New Life Pills promises relief for typhoid liver and chronic constipation at 25 cents.
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