Happy Women In Cambridge Find Release From Kidney Ailments
Mrs. D. D. Creamer of Cambridge Ohio recounts relief from kidney trouble after years of backache headaches poor appetite and dizziness. She credits Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Brenan & Wilson's drug store and touts the medicine as strengthening and improving her condition. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doan's.
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Cambridge
D. D. Creamer
Rainey Ave
Ohio
Dean
Brenan & Wilson
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Roosevelt Mirrors Lincoln in Gentle Yet Masterful Leadership
Commentary notes how Roosevelt’s style aligns with Lincoln’s, suggesting history repeats with admiration for his approach and public persona. The piece emphasizes a calm, steady leadership reminiscent of the 16th president.
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Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Pennsylvania Republicans shape climate for big Democratic win
The Pennsylvania Republican leaders are steering state politics to create favorable conditions for a large Democratic majority in the November election, signaling shifting dynamics in the Keystone State.
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Pennsylvania
Keystone
Primary reform seen as boost to voter oversight
The Chicago convention is expected to spur a plan where primaries supplant all other conventions and empower each voter to act as his own policeman.
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Chicago
Popular Delegate Faces Rival With Unrestrained Authority
In the convention hall the delegate famed for leathern lungs and threat of brass is the most popular figure. His sole rival for public favor is the man wielding a club and the power to use it without discrimination.
Abolition of Personal Ambition Sparks Tiny Clash
Two leaders and a handful of followers clash over ambition in a conflict that captures little public interest. The incident unfolds with minimal involvement from the broader population, yet signals a notable disruption among those involved and their immediate circles.
New Theory Seeks Nose Rubbing Over Kissing Doctors Propose
A physicians' association advances a modern rite replacing kisses with nose rubbing to avoid microbes and other dangers said to accompany kissing. The proposal rests on the belief that friends and lovers must do something when meeting, despite health concerns.
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Physicians’ Association
Public mood during national convention and debate on term limits
The excerpt notes business slows during a national convention and citizens show only minimal effort for meals. It argues such disruption harms republican government but praises American resilience after excitement. It also voices a view that presidential elections should occur only every six years and that no one should be eligible for more than one term.
Platform split costly for Republicans in Taft era
The 1908 Republican platform called for tariff cuts and a notable triumph, but leaders including President Taft ignored it, leading to trouble and division. The current embroilment stems from that ignored platform and the ensuing party defeats.
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Republican Party
Taft
Uncle Joe Cannon Bows Out Of Chicago Maelstrom Talk
A brief observed remark from Uncle Joe Cannon notes he keeps a distance from Chicago turmoil. He compares factional differences to a curb and boll, and criticizes calling opponents liars in debates.
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Joe Cannon
Chicago
Tariff fairness sparks voter doubts across parties
Citizens refuse to back any political line until tariff burdens are fairly adjusted. The message warns that current practice fuels division, with support for revenue tariffs but opposition to protection for dominant interests. It urges dialogue with neighbors to expose lingering resentment toward monopoly and influence.
Delayed Convention Platform Sparks Public Debate
The article discusses dissatisfaction with national conventions for delaying and broadening platform talks. It notes pledges of 1908 helped Taft gain a large majority, but subsequent neglect of those pledges led to a Democratic Congress. It accuses Taft of yielding to monopolists, citing the Winona speech, tariff acts, and vetoes as catalysts for strong opposition.
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Taft
House
Senate
Defeat Looms If Nominated Says Article Fragment
The text suggests that to Jim, the outcome would be defeat if he were nominated, implying strong opposition or consequence linked to his nomination.
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Jim
Roosevelt forces under strain tested by credentials panel
A careful observer notes the credentials committee spent time as expected to expose wavering Roosevelt forces under strain, asserting that the action was not a square deal.
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Committee On Credentials
Roosevelt
The Party Falls to Factional Ruin in Council Chamber
The once great party created to save the Union collapses under internal strife. Factions loyal to its power caused its destruction, leaving it beyond revival as stated by the Pittsburgh Post.
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Pittsburg
Ohio to Lead Delegation to Baltimore Says Doughty
Clark C Doughty says Ohio will be best represented at Baltimore declaring 500 to 800 supporters in three sections will attend with those who went ahead He notes New York and Pennsylvania may have more people nearby but Ohio will outpace in enthusiasm.
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Clark C. Doughty
Buckeye
Baltimore
Union
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvana
No More National Conventions Says State Journal
The State Journal argues national conventions are overtaken by modern politics. It predicts fierce primary influence within four years and a shift to decisive citizen driven selection, reducing convention drama and preserving public sense.
Democrats Quip About New Party Citing Their Troubles
The remark notes that Democrats would mock the new party more freely if they could count on being free from their own current troubles. It reflects political banter and partisan perspective without detailing specific events.
Alice Longworth Wears Flag Hat Symbol of New Party
Mrs. Alice Longworth shows filial loyalty to her distinguished father by donning a hat adorned with the battle flag of a new political party, signaling support and political stance.
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Alice Longworth
Progressive Party Named and Leaders Forecast Strong Start
The new party seeks the name The Progressive Party and its leaders predict a formidable start as they enter the political field with broad support and a solid organizational base.
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Progressive Party
Governor Hadley Leaves Town Amid Party Noise
Governor Hadley departed without declaring himself. The new party will be vocal and provide material for debating clubs. Roosevelt is the presidential nominee and no vice president is named yet.
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Hadley
Roosevelt
Ohio Delegates Return from Chicago Convention
Ohio delegates to the Chicago convention are said to wear grave countenances as they return home to gauge possible effects on state and county tickets. Electors at large are now the rank and file of voters, many displeased and nursing an independent spirit to keep it warm.
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Ohio
Chicago
Roosevelt Bandana Emblem Sparks Political Debate
A discussion on campaign imagery argues the red bandana is the Democratic emblem tied to Allen W. Thurman and should not be used by Roosevelt. Critics say Roosevelt should choose Lincoln's hat instead, viewing the bandana as sacred to Thurman and a poor mimic of the war president.
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Roosevelt
Lincoln
Thurman
Lion Hunter
Gordon Cook Pleads Guilty to Liquor Charges
Gordon Cook indicted by the recent grand jury on four counts of selling intoxicating liquors pleads guilty. He withdraws not guilty plea and receives a $50 fine plus costs on three counts.
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Gordon Cook
Miss Cuba Secrest Resigns to Visit Relatives in Kansas
Miss Cuba Secrest resigns from Suitt Bros. Mfg. Co. to visit her sister Mrs. G A Graeber in Lawrence Kansas. She will be joined later by her parents and then travel to California for an extended visit.
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Bonnell
Tippecanoe, O
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F. C. Rose
Mrs. Jane White Called Home After Lingering Illness
Mrs. Jane White widow of Thomas White of Jackson township died at her daughter Mrs. W E Bean’s home 318 North Fourth Street Cambridge Sunday morning June 23 at 4 46 o clock after a three year stay with her daughter. Born August 31 1834 she joined Harmony Christian Church and led a devout life. She is survived by daughters Mrs J C Glenn Mrs W E Bean Cambridge and Mrs Harvey Watson Westland township and Mrs A R Pollock Butler Pa. Two children are dead.
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North Fourth Street
Cambridge
Shriver
Guernsey County
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Byesville
J. C. Glenn
W. E. Bean
Harvey ‘Watson
Westland Township
A. R. Pollock
Butler
Augustus Lemar Dies After Yearlong Illness In Cambridge
Augustus Lemar died at his Campbell avenue home Sunday afternoon at 1 30 after an illness of brain trouble lasting about a year. He was born January 9, 1857 and had lived in Cambridge about 10 years. A devout Catholic, he will be buried in Northwood cemetery after funeral services at his family home Tuesday at 2.
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Love City
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Ernest Bryant
Washington
George Robertson
Fairmont
W. Va
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Jefferson County
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Near Washington
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Monroe County
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Pittsburg
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Bellevue
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Ralph
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Fairview
Middlebourne
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Guernsey County
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John Cunningham
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Omaha
Neb
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Casey
Guernsey Earthenware Company
United States
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Viz
Clarence Stillion
Oliver Markle
James Davis
Elmer Brister
Clarence Woodburn
Joseph Casterline
Cletis Long
Byesville school bonds pass by 11 vote margin
In Byesville Ohio the 12000 dollar school bonds were approved in a special election Saturday by 202 to 191 after a total 393 votes. Precincts A B and C reported 160 92 and 50 for with 63 85 and 43 against respectively.
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Lynda Crow
Blake
North High Street
Crow
Salem
Nathan Sickles
Buckeye Mine
Marshal Keats
Smith
Byesville M. P
Trail Run M. P
Unconscious after iron strike at Pennsylvania shop
William Cotty, a machinist lodging with Mrs. Shellcross on South Ninth street, was severely injured Saturday night when a large piece of iron struck his stomach while repairing an engine at the Pennsylvania shops. He was moved to the boarding house by Barthalow's taxi, Dr. C A Frame treated him, and he rested better Monday morning.
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Pennsylvania
William Cotty
Community notices and local arrests in Newark and Blaine
Miss Julie Schulter and Charles Harris of Newark visited Miss Leona Stiles in Blaine. Mr and Mrs O R Bruner of Charleston W Va visit J L Bruner on South Tenth. Balloon ascensions set for Driving Park July 4. Roger Kirkpatrick and son Kenneth return from Iowa. Mike Fiservitch and Andy Bassil Lie charged with assault. pled guilty and fined five dollars and costs. plan to file assault charges against Prokopovish. James Stoner jailed for intoxication. Craig Dean arrested for intoxication.
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Charles Harris
Newark
Leona Stiles
Blaine Avenue
O. R. Bruner
Charleston
W. Va
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South Tenth Street
Walter Raub
Roger Kirkpatrick
Kenneth
North Tenth Street
Craig Dean
Yarnell
Gilmore
Middlebourne Hears Words of Caution and Local Plans
A busy Middlebourne column notes improving weather with fewer mosquitoes and urges civic growth, calling for a fresh meat market barber shop and a top shoe maker. It reports church activities a missionary event and a revival baptism, plus plans for a baseball team and a potential railroad extension to connect Washington and Fairview.
Burdock Blood Bitters Promoted for Liver and Digestion
An advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a tonic for a lazy liver and weak stomach. It claims to tone the liver, aid digestion, and purify the blood, targeting readers feeling languid and run down.
Elmore Merchants Plan Return to Old Fashioned Fourth
Merchants in Elmore resolve to revive the town’s traditional Fourth of July observance with old fashion celebrations, parade, and civic activities. The decision signals a community revival and encourages local participation.
Dean's Ointment Heals Itching and Skin Ailments
Soothes itching skin and heals cuts or burns without a scar. Cures piles eczema salt rheum and any itching. Your druggist sells it.
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Dean
Miss M Frances Kerr dies. sister of James Kerr
Painesville obituary notes Miss M Frances Kerr sister of James Kerr longtime postal worker in the United States who died recently.
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Painesville
M. Frances Kerr
James Kerr
United States
Davis Endorses Regulats For Constipation Relief
A. J. Davis, a grocer from Sulphur Springs Texas, testifies that Dean's Regulats relieved his habitual constipation and strengthened his bowels, keeping them regular ever since.
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Dean
A. J. Davis
Grocer
Sulphur Springs
Tex
Donations Surpass 2000 For Safe Fourth Celebration
In Youngstown residents have contributed about 2000 dollars to fund a safe and sane Fourth of July celebration. Organizers say funds will cover security, activities, and coordination.
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Youngstown
Cheapest accident insurance
Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Oil promises pain relief and wound healing selling through all druggists as the cheapest accident insurance product.
Falls From Wheel On Georgetown Hill
Maurice Brislen was thrown from a bicycle while riding down a steep Georgetown hill southwest of town. His foot slipped from the pedal causing a loss of balance and a heavy fall. The bicycle struck his head causing two scalp wounds. he suffered cuts and bruises but escaped serious injury.
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Georgetown
Maurice Brislen
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