Prominent U S Congressmen Endorse Peruna Health Tonic
Hon W E Andrews of Hastings Nebraska praises Peruna as a healthful tonic and remedy for catarrh. Congressman Thomas Cale of Alaska and Congressman C Slemp of Virginia also commend Peruna for coughs and colds. Personal testimonials include Boss Craig of Fork Vale Tennessee who recovered from chronic catarrh after using Peruna.
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W. E. Andrews
Nebraska
National Congress
Great Western
Hastings Nebraska
Andrews
Hastings College
Congress
Peruna
Hon
Thomas Cale
Alaska
Pacific Slope
Ninth Street
N. W
Washington, D.C
Cale
C, Slemp
Virginia
Big Stone Gap
Boss Craig
Fork Vale
Tenn
Novel lure to church by moving pictures and smoking
Rev. Sydney Goodman of Atlantic City advocates a Men’s Church using sermons, moving pictures, stereopticon views and professional singing to draw men to Sunday services. Smoking is allowed during all meetings, including the sermon, with pipes and tobacco supplied by the preacher. Some praise the method while others criticize its departure from traditional salvation army methods. Also mentions Kodol for stomach relief sold by C. W. Hess.
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Leelie
Sydney Goodman
Atlantic City
Goodman
Salvation Army
Mr. Goodman
Judge Graves of Missouri Supreme Court Nominated for Re election
Missouri Supreme Court Justice Waller W. Graves, a native Missourian born near Higginsville, seeks renominat ion by the Democratic party. A longtime district and state party worker, he rose from Butler circuit judge to the supreme bench in 1906 and has earned strong support for another term. DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills are sold locally.
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Waller W. Graves
Missouri Supreme Court
Lafayette County
Higgineville
Bates County
State University
John 8. Marmaduke
Butler
Supreme Bench
Excelsior Springs
Graves
Sixth
Warrensburg
Akins Bill controversy from Missouri senator
Wm J Stone of Missouri explains a misrepresented copy of a 1908 bill for the relief of Thomas J. Akins, sub treasurer at St. Louis. He states Warner prepared and introduced it, that it would prompt a congressional inquiry, and that Stone had no personal stake or obligation to back the bill. He notes no action by the Senate Committee on Claims and asserts he did not vote for the bill.
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Jefferson City
Thomas J. Akins
St. Louis
Warner
Dyer
Sub-Treasury
Akins
Thial
Akine
Treasury
Congress
Bia
Srade
Senate Committee On Claims
House
Committee On
Shackleford
Missouri
Hoyas
Wai J. Stove
Evans quits the governor race in Missouri
Judge W N Evans of Evans, Missouri, withdraws from the Democratic nomination for governor. He cites metropolitan press and brewers backing Ball and Cowherd, acknowledges support from St. Louis citizens, thanks petition signers, and releases supporters from obligations.
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Weat Plania
W. N. Evans
Judge Saye
Secretary of State
Ball
St. Louis
Cowherd
Hawes
Barefoot man with broom fuels election bet tale
A playful anecdote from two newspapers notes a well dressed man walking barefoot through a park with a broom over his shoulder as a sign he is likely training for an election bet. The Superior Telegram quips that if bystander had minded his own business nothing would have occurred.
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Indianapolis Star
Mr Dooley’s Democratic Platform In Foiled Verse
A satirical piece from The American Magazine parodies Mr Dooley explaining a Democratic platform. It mocks party unity, tariff battles, and income tax while listing the imagined platform planks and vivid regional caricatures across a national map.
Mr Ball and the Primaries in Mexico Mo
Cave Ball faced defeats in Audrain and Lincoln primaries while Col Cave Ball, former state senator from Audrain Lincoln Pike, contested with a convention bias critique. The letter to the Republic cites O Meara’s remarks on primaries versus conventions and notes Ball’s primary results in the district contrasts with convention outcomes.
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Efereen City Tribune
B. O'Meara
St. Louis
Republic
Cave Ball
Cave
Democrat
Audral
Sone
Hal
Meare
Edtor of the Republic
Jobn J. O'Meara
Repubie
David A. Ball
Campalina
Ano
O'Meara
Ball
Mr. All
State Senate
Leutenant Goernor
Audrain
Lincoln
Mike
Seve Lp Bis
Pike
Audratn
Claycomb
Jasper Counts
Marmaduke
Charcoll
Audrain and Linean
Mr. Ball
Lalhs Secord
Besser
Oronor O' Menara
Valle Home
SE Cave
Mexico
Excuse For Selling the Cow From Kansas Farmer
A Kansas farmer near Arkansas City explains selling his cow due to rheumatism in his leg after the animal’s kicks. He describes the cow as one fourth Shorthorn and two fourths a hyena, with the remainder ordinary, tameable with cash offers and a Christian buyer.
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Kansas
Arkansas City
Hon
J. M. Irons
Curious 1500 year old statue stolen leg case
A petrified woman relic once shown at amusement parks was kept by guardian Hibert Bolyn at 4467 Evans Avenue. He reports a log stolen from the relic and moved it to his basement while police search for the missing limb amid his summer tour plans.
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Jaco
Deer Street
Hibert Boliyn
Evans Avenue
Bollyn
Wyoming
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C. W. Hess
J.m.norris
Catterlin
Yates County
DeWitt
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Ayer
Pooley
Amerian
Denver
Maine
Rio Grande
Manny
Aubjick
Dooley
Ivy Farmer
Annywan
Sthrong
Scott
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