Peruna and the Dispensatory and its claimed uses
A fragment discusses Peruna as a tonic cited in the United States Dispensatory and its asserted effects on catarrh rhinitis dyspepsia and digestive and urinary disorders. It questions ingredient sources and the protection of medical claims while noting testimonials and broad applications in chronic conditions.
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Peruna
Cedror
Perura
Perana
United Wy
United Org
A Teacher's Slayer Hanged in Miami Oklahoma
John Hopkins was hanged in Miami Oklahoma in September for the January murder of Lena Craig an 18 year old teacher. Hopkins claimed the two had a death by own action compact and attempted suicide before the trap fell. His body was sent to Seneca Missouri for interment after execution.
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Miami
John Hopkins
Lena Craig
Sam
Hopkins
Seneca
Miss Craig
Women Who Wear Well and the Changing Face of Marriage
An old style article argues marriage and motherhood alter women's appearance and disposition due to ignorance and neglect. It promotes a proprietary tonic claiming to restore health, ease pelvic discomfort, and prepare the system for childbirth, claiming broad medical endorsement and suitability for various conditions.
Letters Clash Over Full Time Campaign Bustle
The Brooklyn Citizens reports former Congressman Robert Baker, head of the Austin Rotary Engine Co., replies to a New York Leather Belting Co. campaign push urging factories to post cards demanding “Full time and keep going.” The exchange questions why plants shut down, mocks prior promises of welfare, and argues for addressing monopoly and wage pressures to restore real prosperity.
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Brooklyn
Robert Baker
New York
Taft Sherman
Baker
Bryan
Austin Rotary Engine Company
South Brooklyn
William K. Austin
New York Leather Belting Company
Avastin Rotary Engine Company
Tats
Sherman
National Association of Manufacturers
American Hardware Manufacturers’ Association
American Supply and Machinery Manufacturers’ Association
National Credit Men’s Association
Manufacturers’ Association of New York
New York Board of Trade and Transportation
Betuxem Pany
Aveux Rotary Exaine Co
2D Ave
8Th St. Brookly
Voter guidance seen as coercion claim in letter
A partial letter from Avetin Rotary Exaixe and President Roneet Baker argues that dictating how employees should vote is coercive, warning against political influence within the organization. The fragment highlights concerns over free choice and internal pressure.
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Avetin
Rotary Exaixe
Roneet Baker
Stone’s Push For Reform Marks Democratic Platform Endorsement
In the Jefferson City Tribune the August 4 piece profiles William J. Stone Missouri’s resolutions committee author who helped craft the national platform in Kansas City 100. It highlights his restraints on corporate interference, law enforcement reforms, lobby regulation, and opposition to corruption funds, framing his career as a pioneering crusade urging Roosevelt era reforms and urging support for a second Senate term.
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Kansas City
William J. Stone
Missouri
Committee On Resolutions
Stone
House of Representatives
St. Louis
Raise bin
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Wall Street
William J Bryan
Stones
United States Senate
Dope on the Election and Electoral Votes
The piece notes 483 electoral votes will be cast with 242 needed to win the presidency. It lists Democratic and Republican leaning states by electoral count and marks California, Colorado, Nebraska, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wisconsin as doubtful, totaling 159 votes.
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Alabama
Arkaness
Florida
Georgia
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
Nevada
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Connecticut
Delaware
Michigan
Idaho
Maine
Massachusetts
Minnesota
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Utah
Vermont
Washington
Wyoming
California
Collorado
Nebraska
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
South Dakota
Wiccowesn
Slayer's Second Term End in West Plains Shooting
John Fogate of Ozark county stock dealer was shot and killed in a quarrel at Little by neighbor farmer C L Hampton. Hampton, who previously killed Charles Davenport and was acquitted, has surrendered and will plead self defense.
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West Plains
John Fogate
Ozark County
Little
C. L. Hampton
Hampton
Charles Davenport
Watterson Urges Negro Voter Shifts in Democratic Rise
Colonel Henry Watterson, in an interview at the Hoffman House, urges African Americans to cast their ballots for the Democratic Party and to seek peace with white leaders in the South. He cites Northern competition and Southern wage dynamics as reasons to convert votes, claiming significant black support could sway New York Ohio and other key states. He notes intelligent Black Kentuckians on his property and likens the Brownsville incident to political leverage.
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New York
South
Olonel Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Watterson
Democratic National
Hoffman House
Colonel Watterson
Springfield
Bhik Te Metseon Police
Diryasi
Brownsville
Ohio
Todisna
Umoty
Large piano sale at Lyon & Healy Chicago baron event
Nearly 1,000 pianos from major Chicago firms including Thompson Music Co Healy Music Co and FG Thestle offered at 20 to 40 percent discount. Lyon & Kenly advertises staged payments and a list of models Henry F F Miller Hardman Ivers & Pond Smith & Nixon among others. Write for catalog today.
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Lyon & Healy
Chicago
Kigan
Thompson Music Co
Healy Music Co
Thestle Piano Co
Henry FF
Miller
Hardman
Ivers & Pond
Smith & Nixon
Lyon & Kenly
Web
Fuuch
Whitehfe
Lyon & Heaty
Adame Akreet
Judge Graves Renominated To Missouri Supreme Court
Judge Wallee W. Graves, renominated for another term on the Missouri Supreme Court, is described as resting in Bates county where he owns a farm and homesteads, building wire fences and living a simple country life before returning to Jefferson City. He spoke of renal work and plans to take vacation in Osage hills to fish and hunt.
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Wallee W. Graves
Missouri Supreme Court
Aline
Bates County
Jefferson City
Osage
St.late
They Take the Kinks Out
Advertised as a cure all by Frank T. Clay's drug store, the claim touts Dr King’s New Life Pills for stomach liver and bowels with no fuse or friction. N H Brown of Pittsburgh VI promotes the product as guaranteed satisfactory after many uses.
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Dr. King
N. H. Brown
Pittefield
Frank T. Clay
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