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Newspaper
Centralia News Examiner
Location
Centralia, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
2
Public notice lists William Howard Taft of Ohio as President and James Sherman of New York as Vice President candidates.
A historic column argues that workingmen form a political majority but are often outrepresented by capitalists in government. It critiques socialist remedies, praises Roosevelt for aiding labor, and contrasts Taft and Bryan as emblematic choices shaped by class interests.
A fragment notes that someone was given chances by others, while former companions are said to never improve or stay loyal. The line hints at shifting loyalties and ongoing tensions among a group.
Centralia Chronicle Publishing Company and News-Examiner bid to publish city notices. A bid comparison shows Chronicle higher for first insertions, News-Examiner lower. affidavits define typographical square as 250 to 950 ems, Washington standards cited. Court action dissolves the injunction as evidence is reviewed.
United States wording claims Folay’s Honey and “far for congha, colde and lung troubles” is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law. It asserts no update or habit-forming drugs, recommending a safe remedy for both children and adults.
Last Friday evening the DaMyino Club members hosted friends in their club rooms on Main Street second floor. The event included cards and dancing followed by supper at the Anmo Cafe, with a guest list of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith and several Misses and Messrs from the local community.
A 110 foot pale log, one of the longest sticks of timber, was shipped from Lewis County to Honolulu by A D Hughes to serve as a fish staff. The log drew attention as it rested on a wagon for days, and W B Jones photographed it in two sections, then joined them to show its full length.
An old advertisement claims Ballard's Horehound Syrup cures coughs instantly and restores lungs and throat to health. The copy emphasizes quick relief and suggests treating a cough now to prevent complications.
A summary of statewide Republican primary results shows totals for each candidate across districts and offices. Key figures include Humphrey with 22,000 in the First District Congress race, and substantial tallies for governor and lieutenant governor candidates, along with secretary of state treasurer auditor and other state posts. The data cover gubernatorial, congressional, and state-wide offices with district-by-district vote totals and leading contenders.
A fragment advises that colds invite pneumonia and other illnesses, urging that diphtheria measles and whooping cough follow colds. It touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the quick cure, then mentions real estate listings and a North End residence with price and lot size.
Andrew Schenck of Ayton, Ontario, endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for stubborn colds and children's coughs after using it for over a year. He testifies to its reliability and recommends it to families.
An advertisement touts Urine Laxative Fruit syrup at 50 cents as a cure for family ailments including constipation and headaches. It also promotes Royal Club and Redross canned goods at Palace Grocery, with names O. A. Young Ding Co. and Royal Club highlighted.
Citing kidney trouble and poor health, C H Kluger of Indianapolis endorses Foley Kidney Remedy. He claims four bottles cleared his complexion, cured back ache and irregularities, enabling daily activity and recommends it to sufferers after other remedies failed. Tax levies announced by the state board of equalization show general fund 1.6 mills, school fund 2.35 mills, military 2 mills, highway 6 mills totaling 4.8 mills. Last year general fund was 8 mills. school levy rose slightly. Estimated state inflation around 748 million dollars. exact figures pending budget schedules.
The notice warns against using any other remedy than Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds claiming it is the genuine product in a yellow package. It notes the dangers of spurious preparations and directs sales through Young Drug Co. The text also mentions Theodore Roosevelt Jr. becoming a weaver in a Connecticut factory and a Boston dispatch about a prospective marriage involving the president’s son.
Special sale notice from American Lady corsets at Miss Wheld's Field and Hanover Bech ht shop. Read as a concise local sale prompt highlighting a temporary offer and store location.
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