Slan dering the President cites Roosevelt whiskey denials
Albert Shaw and Walter Wellman defend President Roosevelt against slanderous rumors from Wall Street, asserting his temperance and health. They counter claims he drinks and suffers nervous illness, noting Wellman’s report that Roosevelt consumes only mild spirits and ice with meals.
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Albert Shaw
The
Review of Reviews
Roosevelt
Financial
New York City
Wall
Mr. Welt
Watt Street
Financial District
New York
Lincoln
Walter Wellman
Washington
Chicago Record- Herald
Mr. Roosevelt
Larrabee Admits He Was A Saloon Patron In Iowa
Governor Larrabee recalls his past as a major patron of Iowa saloons. He recounts selling his business and realizing many debts were owed by customers who spent money on drink while he kept families fed. He concludes everyone contributes to the saloon trade at times.
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Larrabee
Iowa
Teacream manufactured at Danh's in basement
A brief notice reports homemade ice cream production at Danh's location in Coles Hall basement, including an irregular time reference. The item notes an unspecified quantity and day, with no further details about distribution or safety.
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Danh’s
Coles Hallurday
Debate over dropping the title Hon in Kansas press
In the Em poria Gazette William Allen White argues the word Hon should be retired from newspapers and public life. He notes editors already banished the term for presidents and lawmakers while predicting it will persist in national campaigns and posters despite local opposition.
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The
Republic
Kansas
Pickwickian
Hon
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Theodore Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
United States
White
Divided Larrabee Family Shaped by Campaign Press
The article cites rival newspapers attacking the Larrabee family in Iowa politics. William Larrabee Jr. is said to back Allison from Fayette County, while William Larrabee Sr. supports Gummins and faced county opposition for personal reasons. The piece notes in laws, marriages, and in lawmaker alliances that fodder future campaign stories.
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Larrabee
Emmetsburg
Fayette County
Allison
William Larrabee
Gummins
Iowa
Robbins
Cannon
Don
Bryan
Anna Larrabee
Fairbanks
Motive for Iowa Republican Unity Over Allison Succession
The Cedar Rapids Republican ponders if Cummins should move to name Senator Allison as his successor. It argues unity would follow with Republicans working together if Allison retires at the end of his term, prompting editors and factions to reconsider.
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Cedar Rapids
Cummins
Iowa
Allison
U. S. Senate
Public servant praised for landmark legislation
The Cedar Falls Record lauds a state official described as having written into the statute books more useful laws than any other legislator in any country. The specific legislator and the exact acts are not named in the excerpt.
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Cedar Falls
German cancer expert urges simple living to prevent cancer
Dr. Czerny of Heidelberg, a noted authority, reviews German cancer research and recommends a simple life. He calls for scrupulous skin cleanliness, avoidance of rich foods that irritate the intestines, and abstaining from liquid irritants. He cites 40,000 German cancer deaths yearly and notes x rays and radium have sometimes checked or cured cancer.
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Czerny
Heidelberg
Germany
Cuban professor praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Prof H A Howell of Howell's American School in Havana Cuba endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He recalls his baby’s near fatal cold on February 3 and credits the medicine with prompt relief and a full recovery. For sale by Loughran & Bau.
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H. A. Howell
Havana
Cuba
Chamberlain
Prof
Howell
Loughran & Bau
W P George On Rural Schools In Iowa
W P George argues rural Iowa schools lag behind and hinder farmer sons from college entry. He cites Curtiss findings, official claims, and criticizes funding, calls for school consolidation with high school curricula and higher teacher wages to attract qualified educators.
Kodol for Dispersia Endorsement by Georgia Warden Jake Moore
A 1904 testimonial from Jake C. Moore of Atlanta, Georgia, praising Kodol for Dispersia for chronic indigestion. The letter, dated August 10, 1904, reports weight gain and improved health after trying the product and notes sale by C. A. Gamble. The endorsement is presented as a professional state official's favorable impression for public benefit.
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Jake Moore
Georgia
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Ill
Kodol
Jake C. Moore
Atlanta
C. A. Gamble
We Should Get in the Game
Paul A Olson calls a Story City meeting on Monday March 28 1908 to set the Story City Story-Hamilton county league schedule Ames may gain a league franchise and fans are urged to attend Frank Curtis and Ray Harmon to organize supporters and spur athletic progress in Story County.
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Paul A. Olson
Story City
Ames
Story County
Frank Curtis
Ray Harmon
Beech Laxative Cough Syrup Endorsed by Dr Anderson
Dr William H Anderson of Soda Springs Idaho says Bees Laxative Cough Syrup relieves coughs and colds where other remedies fail. It is gentle for children and pleasant to take. For coughs hoarseness whooping cough. Money refunded if not satisfied. Sold by C A Gamble.
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Wm. H. Anderson
Soda Springs
Ida
C. A. Gamble
Douglass Seeks County Attorney Post in Ames Visit
I W Douglass of Maxwell addresses Ames Republicans praising his county attorney bid. A young, high ranking member of Story County bar, he pledges full effort and loyal Republican support if elected.
Remedy For Cough Aimed At Relief And Comfort
A recommendation urges a reliable remedy to move the bowels and reduce inflammation. It is described as pleasant to take and especially suitable for children, tasting nearly as good as maple sugar. Sold by C. A. Gamble.
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C. A. Gamble
Lew Cole Hosts Masquerade Party With Skaters and Costumes
Lew Cole led a masquerade event Tuesday drawing about 300 spectators and 100 skaters. Judges George Burton Earl Belt and Mrs. Bert Cramblil awarded prizes to top skaters and couples while noting standout costumes including a Spanish Lady and a King of the Cannibal Islands look. voorbereid. merchant masquerade planned for March 24.
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Lew Cole
George Burton
Earl Belt
Bert Cramblil
M. A. Stull
Earl Shannon
Florence McCarthy
Ethel Underwood
John Wilcox
Pearl Pool
Hugh Allen
Mary Kintsley
Grace Cole
Shockley
Elmer Oliver
Howard Kegley
Mildred Dunning
Miss Dunning
Kegley
Mr. Cole
Kodol Promoted as Reliable Stomach Remedy Today
Kodol is presented as the best known remedy for stomach disorders including dyspepsia heartburn sour stomach and belching. It is claimed to contain the same juices as a healthy stomach and is pleasant to take with a relief guarantee. Sold locally by C. A. Gamble.
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C. A. Gamble
Kooser's Mareh Clearance Sale Ends Soon
Mareh clearance sale at Kooser's cuts prices with many items discounted. shoppers urged to visit and save on reduced stock.
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Kooser’s
ManZan Pile Remedy Ad Patented Guarantee
An old newspaper ad promotes ManZan Pile Remedy priced at 50 cents. It claims guaranteed relief for any form of piles with one application, promising prompt soothing and healing and ready for use.
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C. A. Gamble
You cannot quicken the appetite of men for righteousness
A concise moral reflection asserts that preaching on rottenness fails to stir desire for virtue, suggesting positive example and constructive teaching better promote righteousness.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Liver Pills Ad
A compact vintage ad promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers liver pills peddled under Sola by CG A Gamble, highlighting safety and reliability for everyday relief.
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DeWitt
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Ayer
Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
W. P. George
Curtiss
State Agricultural Society
Iowa Farmer
Iowa State College
Iown
Schloss Bros
America
Peacedale
Ralston
Sint
U.S
Nevada
U. S
Sumner Patent
C. Hamilton
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