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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1912
Page
4
Roosevelt would extend recall power from the presidency to every public office as part of his National Progressive party platform. His speech energized supporters and outlined the party’s plan of battle to enact reforms nationwide.
Roosevelt outlines a broad program including profit sharing, trust control, price regulation for life necessities, old age security, living wages, and social insurance funded by workers, employers, and the public. He calls for a strong tariff commission, national health, anti-monopoly measures, and expanded foreign and domestic economic cooperation.
The ad outlines staged markdowns starting Wednesday with waists at 58c. If stock remains, Aug 20 drops to 43c, Aug 27 to 29c, Sept 4 to 15c, and Sept 11 to give away. The goal is to sell out early to avoid further cuts.
Bargain store advertises hundreds of lots daily with extraordinary prices to sell quickly. Emphasizes bargain merchandise and automatic price reductions to move stock. See today’s lots and learn the systems behind the savings. Wednesday sales event.
The speaker outlined twelve principles including the helplessness of old parties the people's right to rule courts and the people constructive control of trusts rights of the wage worker the farmer tariff high cost of living currency conservation Alaska and international affairs.
Roosevelt argues for a national Progressive platform as a contract with the people with concrete provisions to enforce via primaries, recalls, and a strong regulatory framework. He denounces both parties as driven by privilege and calls for a national industrial commission, public wage standards, and extensive government inspection to curb abuses and ensure social justice.
A public interest story asserts summer colds are as common as winter ones and harder to cure. Peruna is presented as the remedy that rapidly expels summer colds, with Miss Ivy Gray of Fairview Kentucky endorsing its effectiveness for coughs and colds and overall health.
A historical notice describes a product named KA TAR NO, manufactured by the KA TAR NO Company in Columbus Ohio. It invites readers to write for a free booklet detailing the item.
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