Vote for a Republican Candidate for President
A letter from Anaconda urges support for the Republican candidate this fall. The writer argues that President Wilson has enacted many needed measures but criticizes his domestic policy on tariffs and the income tax. The letter defends German-American loyalty and warns against voting for Mr. Mughen, urging Americans of German background to consider loyalty over vendetta.
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Springfield
Tam
America
Sam
Wilson
Tom
Cass
Wilton
Germany
Mughen
Baltimore backs patriotism with Star Spangled Banner ordinance
A Baltimore ordinance requires respect for the Star Spangled Banner from musicians and listeners, with stand for performances and exclusion from ragtime. The piece may fail as a tool to inspire patriotism, or it may fall into disuse. Musicians may sit, but audiences face no excuse. debate rages over its potential impact and dignity.
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Baltimore
The
Baltimore News
San Francisco
Quacks and fake remedies exposed in health bulletin
An Indiana state board report critiques medical quackery and fake remedies. It details cheap substitutes for medicines and exposes misleading claims about tonics like Lung Germine and Tanlac, noting how readers can be misled into overpaying. The piece cites Cincinnati and North Carolina sources and ends with a quack poem.
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Indiana State Board
Indianapolis
Ind
Cincinnati Health Department
Cincinnati
Flora Street
Tanlac Re
Landis
Barnard
Lan Ais
North Carolina
Hills
Chicago Tribune
Political chatter on 1912 era U S politics
A collage of editorials and quotes from various papers discussing the 1912 political scene. Mentions Kill Sulzer Teddy Hughes third ticket debates Carranza and home duties. Highlights partisan commentary from Boston Transcript Indianapolis News Philadelphia Ledger and Washington Star.
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Indianapolis
Boston Transcript
Teddy
Hughes
Columbia
Good Roads and Good Judgment in Montana Contracts
The Minnesota and Montana discussions urge careful road planning and a shift from awarding contracts to the lowest bidder toward valuing experience and competence. Emphasizing regions with natural materials, the piece commends public officials who hire capable engineers, ensuring lasting infrastructure and true value for public funds.
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Minnesota
Minneapol Journal
Montana Ood Roads Congress
Fone
Montana
Midway
German vote questions Hughes election outcome
Supposition that Hughes will secure the solid German vote is under investigation. The German vote leanings may favor Republicans under normal conditions, while many citizens of German ancestry have allied with the Democratic Party as a matter of principle, with RMU noting uncertainty.
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Hughes
Democratic Party
RMU
Umer
Western Canada Trade Boom Attracts American Industry
Western Canada shows rapid growth in U S Canada trade with US commodities valued at 354 million last year, up 85 million. Porter of Winnipeg predicts near 400 million export value by year end. Ottawa policies aim to guide which goods Canada may manufacture, while bond transfers and cross border finance boost US money circulation in Manitoba and beyond. St Louis, Detroit, and Boston area firms benefit from shipments of shoes leather goods to the region.
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Detroit
Western Canada
Minneapolis
8 ‘Louis
Porter
United States
Manitoba
Sackatchewan
Alberta
Canada
States
G. C. Porer
Winnipeg
Otawa
Holland
Cineinati Enquirer
J. P. Morgan
London
New York
St Louis
Boston
Courteous to lay violent hands on the beard of the prophet Saoirse
A fragmented, era-swept clipping references August, Bremen, Oyster Bay, wheat crops, and a fire affecting New York newspapers. Names like Saoirse, Hughes, Roosevelt, and Leiter appear amid scattered allusions to journalism, politics, and unfinished business between figures and the United States.
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Saoirse
Montana
Hughes Rere
Colonel Roosevelt
United States
Leiter
Neighborly judgments and a boy’s learning curve
A fragmentary dialogue shows neighbors debating Mr Jones and a boy’s progress. A dentist is misheard as elder, and a Boy Scout style test prompts a climbing challenge for a nickel. Farmer Alt Alfa praises his son’s learning despite playful banter.
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Piret
Alt Alfa
Nearer to Nature in a Village School
A village school teacher introduces nature study with talks on maple elm spruce and poplar. Pupils are tested on woods and uses and note a curious town example Kelly Woods for pasture Atwell’s grove for ash dump and a third “gully” for ponies. A neighbor tale closes with a playful domestic mischief from Hunting Park Avenue.
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Kelly
Atwell
Chiefs Who Figure In Threatened Railroad Strike
The day’s news dispatcher reports the board of mediation and conciliation struggles to reach any basis of agreement between railroad companies and their 400,000 employees. President Wilson may step in to intervene.
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Board of Mediation and Conciliation
Wilson
Free bath house in Lincoln Park draws crowds at Chicago event
A fragment describes a student excursion to the University of Chicago neighborhood and a park bath house offering free lockers towels and suits to help residents beat July and August heat. It recalls a banquet and a college education theme with vivid, though garbled, excerpts from an evening outing and campus connections.
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Chi University
Lincoln Park
Chicago
University of Chiease
Ieee Eins
Orton
Pei Lee
Reece Atte
Rene Merase
Ball
Pier Samant Marae
Bargain Housewife Suits Aim for Winter Wear
An old stock sale guides women to economy through marked-down suits from spring and Fifth Avenue. Describes navy blue, black and white checks, tans, and heavier fabrics with furs for cold weather. Warns to inspect for wear and wrinkles, notes limited dye colors due to shortages, and suggests accessories to complete low-cost outfits.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
Tha Ulm
Paris
S. Little Chample
Coll Wether
McClure
Sweden Depends on Coal Oil Imports to Meet Fuel Needs
The present world fuel conditions threaten Swedish supply as domestic production is insufficient. Annual coal and oil imports total about 100 million crowns, with coal consumption around 4.9 million tons and Sweden producing under 10 percent, signaling a reliance on foreign sources. A note on epicurean taste mentions a Chinese dog breed kept as a delicacy in boxy form, favored for its black coat due to believed temperament.
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Sweden
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