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Newspaper
Centralia News Examiner
Location
Centralia, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1908
Page
2
For President of the United States William Howard Taft of Ohio and for Vice President James S. Sherman of New York, the Republican ticket is announced. The pairing emphasizes Taft's leadership from Ohio with Sherman running mate from New York.
A near future plan envisions a brick Centralia building funded not by individual capitalists but by a workers syndicate. Managers would be chosen from among workers to run enterprises while profits are equitably shared, arguing against socialist governance and praising private enterprise and republican government.
A traveling salesman in Centralia argues socialism could curb bribery and rebates in wholesale houses. He says many salesmen embrace socialism to oppose corrupt practices, claiming genuine sacrifice would be needed to stand against employers and protect honesty in salesmanship.
Andrew Schence, president of the Germanls Ware Insurance Co., endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe, reliable treatment for stubborn coughs and colds. He notes his family has used it for over a year with success and recommends it to other families as a dependable children's remedy. Sold by FP. Tk. tab.
Ten years after the Yukon Territory’s first government was installed in Dawson Governor Ogilvie remains and dredging advances promise a renewed gold boom. The Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition in Seattle next summer will showcase the gold era and the territory’s mining future.
The State Executive Committee promotes Young Men's Christian Association activities across Washington cities including Bellingham Everett Seattle Tacoma Olympia Hoquiam North Yakima Spokane Walla Walla Roslyn and Huston. It offers day and night schools with trades such as electricity plumbing carpentry and mechanical drawing plus an employment department linking rural youths to city jobs.
An advertisement proclaims Haley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung trouble is not affected by the Pure Food and Drug Law and contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It advises parents to use it for children and lists C A Young Drug Co as promoter. Also notes sale of a 7 room North End residence priced at $2000 by the Realty Department of the Union Loan and Trust Co.
An Indianapolis jeweler promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy noting it cured his kidney and digestive issues after other doctors failed. The ad references family health, a drug company, and a 1909 Alaska exposition, along with copper mine sales to prominent bankers and a diamond king.
An old notice promotes Royal Crnb and Red Grass canned goods at the Palace Grocery. It touts Folay's Honey and Tar as cures for coughs and notes cautions about imitation products in unsafe yellow packaging from O A Young Arig Co.
A brief classified item notes a special sale featuring American Lady corsets and miss Field?s items at Field and Lease block with an approximate date of the 50-dt.
The notice cautions readers to beware of rough and cold chest conditions that can develop into pneumonia or other lung troubles if neglected. It promotes Hallard's Horebound Syrup as a standard remedy for coughs, with directions for use and pricing at 5c, 50c, and $1.00 per bottle from Huckett Drug Co.
A Mayonnaise made with EHMANN OLIVE OIL is described to stand up like ice cream and have a rich buttery flavor. The ad invites readers to try and notice the difference between EHMANN'S and other brands.
Realty Department of the Union Loan and Trust Co. measures rent collection after repairs and plans to lock and sell the property, outlining steps in the process.
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