Congressman Cromer Champions Immigrant Labor Policy Debate
Rep Cromer of Indiana argues for strict limits on Chinese immigration while defending open entry for laborers from other nations who pledge loyalty to American institutions. He asserts protecting American workers and wages justifies forsaking some trade with China and praises labor unions.
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A Friend to Labor Holmes Named Chief Justice Hopeful
The Muncie Star reports Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. is tipped for the Massachusetts chief justice seat and would fill the vacancy from Justice Gray in the U S Supreme Court. Holmes, a friend of organized labor, supports unions as a legitimate force and champions fair capital and labor relations under President Roosevelt’s favorable outlook.
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Forward Not Backward in State Politicking
The Tipton Advocate notes Democrats rely on Republican disaffection from post office appointments to hurt the party in power. It admits a few Republicans complain of official treatment but predicts they will align with Republicans when needed, aiding the party rather than aiding the common enemy.
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Tipton
President Roosevelt to visit Fall Festival on September 20
A notice announces President Roosevelt plans a visit during President's Day weekend at the Fall Festival. Round trip tickets to Cincinnati are offered for one fare, with return by September 22. The item also quips about Mr. Bryan and the paper title, The Commoner.
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Cincinnati
Texan’s Health Turned by New Life Pills
A reader from Kenndate Texas narrates how Dr King’s New Life Pills relieved distressing head and stomach pains and lack of appetite, claiming they made him feel like a new man and cured stomach and liver issues. The ad mentions a drug store and the Democratic Party as a strong reminder of power.
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Water Cure for Chronic Constipation and Economic Observations
Water cure advice suggests two cups of hot water before meals and before bed, plus outdoor exercise to relieve chronic constipation. mild purgatives like Chamberlain's Stewarh and Liver Tablets may be used sparingly. The piece notes coal scarcity and Texas oil cheaper, driving interest in oil and vapor burning devices with many inventors at work.
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GG. A. Baas
Natesville
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Sunman
Texas
Boy's Ride for Life Promotes New Discovery for Consumption
A Leesville Indiana man endured death's agonies from asthma as his family feared he would die while riding eighteen miles for Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption. The medicine reportedly gave instant relief and cured him, with sound sleep returning. It claims marvels against consumption pneumonia bronchitis coughs colds and grip. Bottles 44 cents with free trials at Baas drug store.
The Nation’s Morning Wit on Bryan Roosevelt and Beliefs
A collection of political quips and social commentary criticizing Bryan and praising Roosevelt. It references the anti cruelty stance, jokes about roosters, language diversity in Switzerland, and remarks on democracy and Croker. The piece portrays a satirical view of reformers and plain people.
Trustee’s Notice on Saturday Afternoon Attendance
Trustee Michael Benz of Laughery Township states he will not attend township business until after 17 o'clock on Saturdays. All parties with township business are asked to call on Saturday afternoon.
Foley’s Kidney Cure Proves Effective for Sheltu Woman
Mrs Raymond Conner of Sheltu Washington recounts long kidney trouble and says Foley’s Kidney Cure gave prompt relief. She praises the remedy as a cure and credits the first dose with improvement as sold by G A Baas Krupp, the German gunmaker, has invented a projectile that will pierce the strongest armor. This could change future naval warfare, making torpedo destroyers key warships.
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Foley
Krupp
Gunmakter
Man Regains Health After Foley Kidney Cure
J J Cox of Valley View Kentucky suffered kidney trouble that left his feet swollen and bedridden. After a doctor failed to relieve him he took Foley's Kidney Cure and recovered. Sold by G A Baas. The Democratic Campaign book denounces economic ignorance and lack of refinement among Democratic leaders.
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J.J. Cox
Valley View
Foley
G. A. Baas
Cure for Lung Hemorrhages Reported by Wood Resident
A. M. Ake of Wood Indiana describes long battle with severe lung hemorrhages. After no relief from multiple physicians, he used Foley's Honey and Tar and his lungs improved to sound health. He endorses the remedy for advanced lung trouble. Sold by G A Baas.
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Foley
G. A. Baas
Big Four announces excursion fare specials to multiple cities
The Big Four Railway offers round trip fares to Indianapolis Cleveland and Chicago with limited return dates. Tickets to Indianapolis valid for return by Oct 10, to Cleveland Sept 29 with optional extension to Oct 18 upon deposit, and to Chicago Oct 7 with a $1 surcharge. Details available from Big Four agents in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Cleveland
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Chicago
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W. P. Dppre
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Cincinnati
Ohio
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