Pimply Face Banned by Olive Tablets Cure Claim
An advertisement touts Dr Edward s Olive Tablets as a gentle safe substitute for calomel cleansing the blood bowels and liver. It claims they prevent bad breath dullness and pimples with a nightly tablet regimen and promotes 10c 25c boxes from The Olive Tablet Company Columbus Ohio led by Dr F M Edwards.
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Dr. Edward
Edwards
The
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
Ohio
F. M. Edwards
Roosevelt Speech Ignites Crowd At Political Rally
Senator Borah urges nominating a candidate who can win while Roosevelt is welcomed with thunderous cheers. Roosevelt condemns political theft, denounces national committee bosses, and calls for a clean fight to defend republican principles.
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Senator Borah
Colonel Roosevelt
Whorah
Borah
National Committee
United States
Mr. Taft
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Convention in Coliseum Delays for Spotlight and Cheers
The balcony hosted two bands and glee clubs as doors opened at 10 16 and the gavel at noon. Delegates assembled slowly with veteran party leaders delaying to maximize visibility and applause amid numerous conferences and moments of importance.
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff Cure
Parisian Sage hair tonic claims to nourish roots and scalp, cure dandruff in two weeks, stop hair loss and itching, and leave hair glossy and non greasy. Made in America by Giroux Mfg. Co. Buffalo NY, price 50 cents at drug stores. Brenan Wilson backs it in Oklahoma.
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America
Giroux Mrg. Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Brenan & Wilson
Roosevelt and Taft Fight Enters The Republican Convention
In Chicago the Republican convention opened amid rival plans and circling leaders. Roosevelt directs from the hall while Taft’s camp seeks guaranteed seats. California’s delegation splits with Roosevelt winning 24 seats and two Taft members locked out. The stage is set for a possible deadlock and contested seats.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Willam Flinn
Rosewater
Ohio Roosevelt Delegates Unite Behind Roosevelt Slates
In Chicago on June 18 the 24 Ohio Roosevelt delegates voted to let Chairman Garford cast their unit support for all Roosevelt program proposals including VP nomination. George W. Lindsay of Circleville replaces Isaac K Fundeberg of New Carlisle, who died at home of pneumonia.
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Rosewater
J. F. Callahan
St. Michael's Catholic Church
Chicago
Ohio
Roosevelt
Garford
George W. Lindsay
Circleville
Isaac K Fundeberg
New Carlisle
Roosevelt Platform Drop In Initiative Referendum Recall
In Chicago on June 18 the Taft Roosevelt clash left little time for platform debate as Senator Root and others tied to Taft grew impatient and scattered. Roosevelt supporters, however, pressed ahead with plans, revealing Colonel- level activity and developing positions amid the tense split.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Root
Hair care ad and county sheriff sale notice
An advertisement promotes Newbro s Herpicide as a scalp prophylactic promising dandruff control and hair growth. A separate sheriff s sale notice in Guernsey County Ohio lists a June 22 1912 sale of Pleasant City property in a partition case with payment terms and mortgage security.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Dept. R
Detroit
Mich
Sutton & Oshe
State of Ohio
Guernsey County
Court of Common Pleas
William Henry Shields
Victor E. Shields
Cambridge
Ohio
Pleasant City
County of
Guernsey
State of
Point Pleasant
Common Pleas Court
John 8S. Berry
Robert T. Scott
Atty
Roosevelt Looks to a Plain Platform for Republicans
Roosevelt told James A Garfield Gifford Pinchot and Frank Munsey he preferred a concise platform focused on promises over past Republican records. He urged no self glorification and suggested making the platform binding on Republicans like a promissory note. Recall of judges and judiciary decisions would be handled cautiously, with rumors it might be omitted.
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Republican Committee
New York State
Taft
Roosevelt
James A. Garfield
Gifford Pinchot
Frank A. Muntey
Poison Ointment Promises Quick Heal for Burns and Sores
Advertorial claims San Cura Ointment draws out poisons from cuts, burns, and bone fragments. It highlights a Rinard's Mills Ohio case of rapid pain relief and a Titusville Pennsylvania patient recovering after long illness. The ad touts its efficacy for skin diseases and a money back plan, with prices of 25 and 50 cents.
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Gilbert Hard
Rinard’s Mills
Ohio
Ellis W. Frankenstein
Titusville
Dill's Balm of Life Ad Exposes Pain Remedy
An advertisement touts Dill's Balm of Life as essential for every home to expel rheumatic pains neuralgia pleurisy kidney troubles and respiratory illnesses with bottles priced at 26 and 60 cents.
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Ben Lindsay
Mr. Stevenson
Washington
California
Arizona
Texas
Kentucky
Indiana
Alabama
Abraham Lincoln
Danruff
Oklahoma
National
P. L. Parker
Major Parker
Crane
Deneen
Coliseum
Flinn
J. C. Styles
Minsey
J. H. Boone
Grier
Georgia
J. E. Wood
Louisiana
Senator Root
Dan Horton
Chandler
Beveridge
Koenig
New York
Republican National Committee
Dixon
South Carolina
Pine
McKinley
Barnes
Fairbanks
Hilles
Cummins
LaFollette
Fediate
Iy Dingly
al Kaufman
Wheeling Ave
Herpicide
San Cura
A. Heiner
Byesville
Chiropractic
Nature
Sheerin
8Th St
Court House Sq
E Daily
Jeff
Bell Phone
Coli
I.E Chambers
STILE
Senhauser
Senhauser Clothing Co
BELL
Cambridge Cleaning and Tailoring Co
Ray F. Mickle
North 7Th St
McCleary
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