Republican Love Feast Addresses Indiana Unity and Legacy
A party gathering in Indiana celebrates Republican progress under McKinley and Roosevelt, recalls Lincoln and Harrison, and urges unity to advance national and state goals. Speakers praise party loyalty, weigh colonial policy, financial reform, and the Isthmian Canal while honoring late leaders Mount, Holliday, and others.
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Republican
United States
Republican Party
Secere
America
Lincoln
McKinley
Indiana
Conngygess
Canton
Benjamin Harrison
James A. Mount
Congressman Holliday
Holliday
Fifth
Old Guard
Croup Remedy Warns of Dangers in Home Treatment
A letter from Inwood Town details a dangerous experience with a cough medicine labeled as a cure. The writer recalls giving the remedy every ten minutes until vomiting and choking nearly occurred, and credits a better outcome to removing phlegm and careful care. The warning urges caution with home remedies and proper medical guidance.
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Porithat Iid
Betti
Joel Demeont
Inwood Town
McCarn
Fragmented OCR Leads to Incomplete War News
Readable fragments from a historical page mention battles and security in a wartime context. The text references locations, actors, and dates, but many items are garbled, leaving only scattered names and events that suggest a focus on conflicts and defense measures without a coherent narrative.
General Grosvenor linked to McKinley book sales and memorial
Milam Motinley Gen. Cral. N. Grosvenor near McKinley in life and death, terms of proceeds from a book benefiting a McKinley monument fund, and a mass order campaign promising millions of copies. An elegant photogravure portrait is offered. opportunities to earn by selling and managing. Also a testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Jamaica.
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Comrad Io
Congress
National Capitol
Canton
McKinley
White House
Caugh
Chamberlain
James Prensdergast
Amato Bay
Jamaica
West Indian Island
J. H. McCarty & Son
Every Woman Need The Ladies World magazine description
A promotional note extols The Ladies World for women readers with 28 to 40 pages per issue, colored engraved cover, broad circulation to 1 000 households and rising toward half a million, urging American households to subscribe. Edited by four women, it features fiction poetry housekeeping and family topics plus decorative arts and home topics.
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P. H. Ghadwigk
Iimeeentist
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F. G. Hackleman
Johnson's
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Young & Young Attneve
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Theodor" Roosevelt
William Norinley
Durbin
Commonwealth
Abraham Lincoln
William McKinley
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Congressman Overstreet
Frederick Landis
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ROXE
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