Automobile dealer touts Tanlac after malaria relief
Nathan Burstein of 58 Golden Hill Street, a well known auto dealer, praised Tanlac after a week of use at Atlantic Pharmacy. He said malaria, upset stomach, insomnia, and low energy vanished, with renewed appetite, sleep, and ambition. Tanlac Man explained the digestive and blood-building action, likening Tanlac to a spark plug for the body. Adv.
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Nathan Burstein
Golden Hill Street
M. M. Chhincoff
Atlantic Pharmacy
Mr. Burnstein
Tanlac
New Haven
Bridgeport
M. M. Ochincoff
M. M. Ochincof
Main Street
Roosevelt Cost Miners Victory In Wage Battle
Indianapolis October 19 William Diamond a United Mine Workers statistician denounced Theodore Roosevelt’s claim to have settled the 1908 anthracite coal miners strike. Diamond said Roosevelt did not win labor gains and that the union, while not party political, objects to misrepresentation of facts affecting miners. He argued Roosevelt’s intervention saved financial interests but left miners suffering five months with an unsatisfactory award that was finally improved only a decade later.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
William Diamond
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Diamond
Hughes
Roosevelt
United Mine Workers
Morgan, Stotesbury
Wilkes-Barre
Coal Miners and Roosevelt Settlement Contrast Cited
In a spring discussion, critics argue that miners endured five months of suffering and years of hardship without wage loss while Roosevelt’s settlement for railroad issues followed a different path. The remark warns against expecting the same approach to future grievances.
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Roosevelt
Andrew W McKee to speak on Civil Service retirement policy
Andrew W. McKee of New York City will address the Civil Service Employes association at Lessinghall on Saturday night. His topic is Legislation Tending Toward Retirement in Civil Service. A large attendance is desired.
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Andrew W. McKee
New York City
Civil Service Employes Association
Lessinghall
Presbyterian delegates head to synod in New Mass
Rev J MacLaren Richardson and W J Baird of the First Presbyterian church will represent the church at the annual synod of the Presbyterian convention to be held at New Mass on October 24 25 and 26. Ministers elders and members of Presbyterian churches throughout Newland will be present as well as delegates from Young People's societies Sunday schools.
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W. J. Baird
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Convention
New Mass
Newland
Young People’s Societies
Peevishness Canker of Life Destroys Vigor Quote
Remark on Peevishness as life’s canker from Johnson notes its daily depredations that taint and hinder growth and progress. The remark frames mood as a constant drain on vitality and improvement.
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Johnson
On the Spur of the Moment
A brief humorous note from the Chicago Tribune quotes Walter and a chef arguing over boiled eggs. The exchange highlights a kitchen mishap as the yolk fails to soften despite timing.
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Walter
Chicago Tribune
Unclear excerpt hints at historical trade and myths
Fragmentary text references Howell Powell Yra misplacements and a Chicago Herald quote. Mentions Phoenicians as early inhabitants of Ireland with Asiatic origins, suggesting a garbled note on ancient populations and regional attribution.
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Howell
Powell
Yra
Johnny
Chicago Herald
Ireland
Restored to Health by Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey
Thomas Riley of Albany New York credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey with a dramatic recovery from a severe cold and suspected consumption. He notes the medicine allowed him to work again and praises its lasting benefits and ongoing use. Riley recommends the remedy at his hospital workplace and to patients.
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Duffy
Thomas
Thomas Riley Riley
Kenwood Heights
Albany
N.Y
Riley
Fire control drills boost U S cavalry in Mexico maneuvers
Field HQs of the American Punitive Expedition report 100 percent improvement in cavalry fire control during October drills. Officers study lessons from Ft. Sill pamphlets, integrate critiques, and conduct four-regiment war games with observers and umpires. The campaign emphasizes dismounted training and silent maneuvers to approximate real combat.
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Mexico
Villa
School of
Ft. Sill
Okla
J. J. Pershing
de R. C. Cabell
Local Society Notes From Tashua And Long Hill
Mrs Charles Winkler and two daughters Glafius and Lillian have joined Mr Winkler in Springfield. Sunday visitors to Samuel Seeley included Lorenzo 8S Jackson and families from Bridgeport, plus others from Long Hill and Tashua. Whos new visits include Mrs Kate Kohler on vacation with her daughter in Long Hill. The Long Hill Mandolin club met in Tashua. Several residents traveled to Springfield for the great daily exhibition. Aldo Guimlette injured a finger in a neighbor's well. Emil Huber's horses ran away with a heavy load on Columbus Day. Lorenzo Wildman and son Lorenzo visited Woodbridge. Maria Gilbert returned to Mount Hermon duties after a week at home. Sweet Briar hosted Mrs Arthur Jones and family visitors.
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Glafius
Lillian
Albert Helmrich
Winkler
Springfield
Samuel G. Seeley
Lorenzo
Jackson
Earle
Frank
William Stotts
Bridgeport
Kate Kohler
Tashua
John McGuinn
Long Hill
Mandolin Club
Arthur Jones
Arthur Clark
Maud
Leominister
Mass
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John T. Treadwell
Dwight Fuller
William Fuller
Samuel Seeley
Carl Nielson
Walter J. Fraseur
Malcolm Peterson
Miller
Aldo Guimlette
Emil Huber
Lorenzo Wildman
Woodbridge
William Dickinson
Maria Gilbert
Mount Hermon
Charles Gilbert
Rose
Flora
Ruth
Rebecca Jones
Evelyn Seeley
Advertise in The Farmer Plain Dealer tagline
A brief promotional line from the Cleveland Plain Dealer invites readers to place ads in The Farmer section, noting that every person has a place and encouraging participation. The message emphasizes broad audience reach and the usefulness of advertising in the agricultural page.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Firy AM For gnson By Richard Olney
In foreign relations the administration has kept its rudder true and earned the respect of the country. It is credited with prudence and patience that kept warlike sentiment at bay while upholding international law as the standard for civilized nations. The policy toward South and Central America suits modern conditions and needs.
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United States
South
Central America
Department of State
Hoosier Novelist Takes Stump For President Wilson
New York says Marjorie Benton Cooke author of Bambi spoke at the New York Press club dinner and at a reception for the Women's Bureau of the Democratic National Committee. She endorsed Woodrow Wilson saying he is a trained mind with a vision of democracy and capable of leading America and Europe in world affairs. She urged a man of deeds and vision over party compromise.
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Marjorie Benton Cooke
New York Press Club
Amos Pinchot
Women’s Bureau
Democratic National Committee
Woodrow Wilson
Miss Cooke
Lincoln
America
Europe
Marshall Denies Misrepresentations in Civil Service Quarrel
Cincinnati reports Thomas R. Marshall issued a signed statement denying claims that he derided the Civil Service as the Sniyel Service. He explains the phrase condemned Republican hypocrisy in misusing law and criticizing Wilson appointments, not the merit system he supports.
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Cincinnati
Oct
Marshall
Civil” Service
Sniyel” Service
Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Kidney health and Swamp Root remedy promotion note
An editorial style notice warns about kidney strain from modern habits and promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy with a sample offer. The notice also mentions new Dutch and French bulbs arriving from John Reck & Son.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Bridgeport Daily Farmer
John Reck & Son
Answers on National Guard pensions and historical queries
A reader asks if US pension laws apply to National Guard members and cites a wartime provision granting benefits to guardsmen and widows. The page covers expatriation, Winston Churchill’s American ties, Benedict Arnold’s career, presidents by state, and other historical Qs with brief, non-graphic explanations.
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United States
National Guard
National Army
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