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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
4
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as safe digestion helpers that relieve dyspepsia indigestion burning belching and loss of appetite by digesting food outside the stomach. The claim notes fast relief within meals and offers a free sample by mail from I A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan priced at 50 cents a box.
Secretary Taft faced jokes from Ford during a Boston Real Estate Exchange event attended by 335 businessmen. Ford praised Taft while lampooning Roosevelt and the president's expletives, sparking Taft’s defense of Roosevelt and his own seriousness. Taft urged open trade in the Pacific and China’s independence, ending with applause and handshakes.
The speaker defends American imperial reach from the Philippines to Cuba, praising McKinley and Roosevelt. He urges Southern Republican growth, warns against plutocratic control, and lauds reforms stabilizing trusts and railroads while pledging protection for legitimate capital.
An ad promotes Rengo a weight regulation product claiming it normalizes weight without excess fat loss or gain. It touts beauty benefits, health boosting effects, and uses testimonials of weight control with claims of even flesh distribution. Available via Rengo Co Detroit priced 1.00 per box with mail trial offers. Sold in Reston by Jaynes Drug Co and Five etc. Siegel Co in Washington.
Governor Guild welcomes Nebraska and Ohio leaders to Massachusetts and pledges to redeem a four year stumble by electing Eben Sumner Draper as Governor. He notes disagreement with some presidential methods but praises steady progress over violent upheaval.
In a Massachusetts address the speaker denounces certain newspapers and political factions, asserts no deal or prize for support, and defends Taft as the canal builder, jurist, diplomat, and administrator with a pure private character. The speech condemns extremism and calls Taft the best choice among good men for the nation.
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