Bryan's Message on Trusts and National Policy
W J Bryan lays out a platform attacking private monopoly and advocating federal action against trusts. He calls for enforcement of laws, possible new legislation, and a constitutional amendment to curb interstate abuses. He defends direct senatorial elections, labor arbitration, a Department of Labor, and broad aims on currency, bi metallism, and Nicaragua canal ownership.
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Dean's Ointment Promises Quick Pile Cure
It claims instant relief and permanent cure for piles, urging sufferers not to delay. The advertisement states Dean's Ointment is available at any drug store for 50 cents.
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The Political Problem in Checkers by Lyman Stearns
The piece presents a symbolic checkerproblem contrasting two parties. Four black kings symbolize Republican imperialism and trusts while six white pieces with a crown suggest the Democratic side amid calls for liberty and equality.
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