Prices and wages lift feed and clothes, Shaw Says
Secretary Leslie M. Shaw spoke in Wilmington Delaware to the Roosevelt Workingmen's Club of Delaware opening the campaign in the state. He argued the Republican party favors universal employment at reasonable wages over broad sympathy while asserting high prices benefit workers, farmers, and investors through ongoing production and demand.
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Wilmington
Del
Jinath
Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Roosevelt Workingmen’s Club
Delaware
Shaw
Republican Party
Democratic Party
The Party Paper and its Future in American Politics
An opinion piece argues the party press remains vital to responsible government and national policy, warning that metropolitan newspapers driven by commercial aims erode party leadership. It contends parties foster loyalty, while party papers must sustain public mission through active local support and finances.
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Indianapolis Journal
la Popelys
Tsane
Pblit
Pelties
Rennlican
Foley's Honey and Tar Lung Remedy Ad Claim Refuted
The advertisement States Foley's Honey and Tar is not a sure cure for consumption but claims it cures in early cases and provides relief in worst cases. It warns against substitutes and notes sale by J. H. McCarty & Son.
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Foley's Honey
Foley's
J. H. McCarty & Son
Treat Your Kidneys For Rheumatism This One Step
When rheumatism strikes the kidneys require attention to drain acid from the blood. Foley's Kidney Cure is promoted as the most effective remedy for this purpose. A Wisconsin man claims relief after three years of trying other doctors, praising Foley's Kidney Cure.
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Foley
R.T. Hopkins
Malar Wis
J. A, McCarty & Sen
Paying Teller Lapse Highlights Human Error
An elderly firm Aloysius Jenkins & Co faced a $1,800 check paid under the rival name Aloysius Smith & Co. Jenkins, who signs all firm checks, finds the misprint and learns it passed through multiple hands before the bank flagged it nearly a month later. The culprit was a clerical slip amid a deal with a man named Smith.
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Danks
Aloysius Jenkins & Co
Aloysius Jenkins
Jenkins
Aloysius Smith & Co
Aloysius Ith & Co
Accicent
Belef
Smith
Chicago Tribune
Stop Dining Onions To Save Social Etiquette
A New York Times oblique advice piece suggests darning onions from meals by placing stale bread in the cooking pot with four onions. The bread soaks up odors, preventing guests from noticing the menu before they sit down to eat.
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Coor
New York Times
Dean Stanley Remains of a Gentle Humor Tale
A fragment from Liarper's Bazaar recounts a Visit to America where Dean Stanley recalls dining with a southern college president. A hostess and Lady A- share a wry anecdote about gumbo, with Lady A- remarking its appearance. The dean notes the family connection, calling Lady A- a cousin.
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Dean Stanley
America
Liarper
Zoo Nomenclature Clarifies Birds and Mammals
The buffalo is a bison in the United States while the partridge and pheasant terms apply to different birds. The ruffed and pinnated grouse are called pheasant and partridge. the pinnated grouse is often called prairie chicken. Calling the pinnated goose the vulgarie chicken is not ideal as it risks confusion.
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United States
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Dinner guest bored despite famed comedian acts
A renowned comedian entertained most of the dinner crowd but confessed to his wife that, despite attendance, he would have been bored if he had not attended. The fragmentary item also mentions a candid exchange about physical culture and a quip about a judge and marital behavior.
Wanted Scral Representativ e in this county and territories
Wanted senior representative to advertise an old established business with solid finances. Salary 21 dollars weekly plus expenses advanced each Monday from headquarters. Horse and buggy furnished when necessary. Position permanent. Apply Ben Bros. & Co. Room 610 Money Building, Chicago, Ill.
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Ben Bros. & Co
Chicago
Lil
St Louis World Fair hotel deal promises $1 daily rooms
A newspaper note offers readers a plan with the St Louis European Hotel Company to reserve 1500 rooms near the exposition for $1.00 per person per day. Certificates are mailed after payment, with guides to rooms and safety features for fair travelers.
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St. Louis
St. Louis European Hotel Co
Thatia
Milton Building
Eighteenth Street
St. Louis Union Station
Records Compared in Indiana Tax Law and Debt Debate
Indiana records show Republican financial officers reduced state debt by more than 5 million dollars under strict business methods. Democrats had two years of increased revenues but little debt reduction, while Republicans cut the debt, saved interest, expanded state institutions, and lowered the tax levy through merit systems and competitive bidding. The piece argues a Republican mandate would end the debt, while Democrats failed to hold a state convention.
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Democratic Atrte
Indiana
When bilious take Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets
An advertisement notes a remedy for biliousness Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are sold by J Ui McCarty and Sea with a branded claim of relief from digestive discomfort in a period newspaper style.
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Chamberlain
Thave
Rochester
Ind
H. McCarty & Son
J. Ui. McCarty & Sea
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