Embarrassing Position of the President on the Philippines War
Senator Pratt released a statement defending the U S war effort in the Philippines. He argues critics misjudge the duty, notes Congress constraints, and lauds presidential leadership, Otis command, and the growing American force planned to reach 40 000 with volunteers. He defends timing, strategy, and the necessity of patience.
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Philippines
New York
Associated Press
Pratt
Fifth Avenue
Dong
Aguinaldo
de Flipinos
Congress
Spain
Otis
Luzon
Yound Robin
Navy Department
MaNing
Cuba
Manila Bay
Camppaign
Santiago
Porto Rico
Whitehouse
Commodore Dewey
Miles
Manila
Guam
Senate
Manta
Phiippines
Dewes
A Prosperous Year Shapes Toledo Trade Boom
The year ended with record exports near one and a quarter billion dollars and a surge in manufactured goods. Steel firms cannot keep up with demand while contractors and builders stay busy across cities. Wills and factories operate overtime to meet orders despite fewer business fanfares than in recent eras. Liabilities of failures fall to the lowest since 1880s, and money is plentiful as croakers are dismissed.
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Toledo
The Filipino Milkman and Philippine Water Buffalo
An Australian imports 50 cows to Manila for milk with high demand, priced at 50 cents per quart. The First Reserve United States Hospital funds a monthly milk bill of 2004 gold, a rare early introduction of cattle to the Philippines. Water buffaloes serve as milk source, meat, beasts of burden, and pets, with gentle behavior until heat drives them to Mud pools, mud bathing, and fly relief.
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Philippine Islands
Manila
United States
Philippines
Australia
Ailing Citizen Recovers After Dr King’s Discovery
Lilly of Tannibal Missouri credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving him from typhoid that progressed to pneumonia and consumption. He describes becoming weak, unable to sit up, then regaining health after using the medicine. The ad touts 56 cent and $1 bottles with guarantees.
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Ifr LE Lilly
Tannibal, Mo
Dr King
W. H. McKee
Told by the face and the judge of character
A Washington Star quote argues occupation shapes facial expression more than age or intellect. It notes distinct faces for professions from merchant to farmer and ties facial appearance to health and energy. Dr King’s New Life Pills are advertised as boosting brain and body power, 2c at McKee’s drug store.
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Ui Peery
Broadway
South
Boston
Tnm
Dorto
J W. Loving
Colquitt
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Washington Star
Dr. King
W. H. McKee
Practical Training Farm for Negro Boys Near Potomac
Prof Walham H. T. Cart, a leading Washington educator, launches a 700 acre near Potomac project to mentor negro boys with two years of schooling and practical training in agriculture and gastronomy. The farm will stock horses and livestock, include blacksmith and carpenter shops, set study hours, and be supervised by a North Carolina educator and an experienced farmer. Cart aims for self-sufficiency without charitable appeals.
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Walham H. T. Cart
Washington
Potonic
Ile
North Carolina
Tart
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promises Cures for Sores
Welcoming eruptions and skin ailments are claimed to be cured by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The ad touts relief for burns cuts bruises and various sores, with a 25 cent per box price and a note of guaranteed cure. Sold by W H Meekee druggist.
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W. H. Me
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Platt
Denby
China
Worcester
Philippine
Laguna Province
Pampagna
Depo
Sheridan
San Francisco
Valencia
Pennsylvania
Para
Tartar
Mafila
Luzon Island
Phoulut
MooTe
Newey
Tate Duurnail
Hill Douht
London Daily
Shah
Persia
Hla
Bismark
Leadsay
Vervo Bauertor
VW Andioageton
Debusta Parm Foe
Negro Toya
D.S
Athens
Imice
Phoenix Wrock
South Court Street
W. E. Peters
Attorney At Law
Athens, Ohio
Moldly
the Bank of Athens
United Fates
Brown Co. W
Rareis
Gashier
Telephone
Winoosket CO
A. EE. Price
Excen
Boxwell
F. S. Coultrap
Cler
Barbara Linscott
Noks-Wa
Wien
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