West Strong for Woodrow Wilson
Charles Heifner of Washington asserts West and its farmers, wage workers, and business leaders back Woodrow Wilson for the national ticket. He cites Wilson’s New Jersey governor record, pledges kept, and calls for free trade, inter state commerce safeguards, and practical governance as justification for broad Western support.
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Charles
Heifner
State Company of
Washington
West
Woodrow Wilson
Miscineippi
Lock
Wilson
New Jersey
Rana
Bacroft
Lowell
Wilson for president gains in democratic backing
The letter lauds Governor Wilson as a capable reformer who delivers on promises. It argues Washington and western states will back his presidential bid and positions him as a unifying leader with strength in the North South and West. It highlights his record as scholar orator and statesman and criticizes Republicans for failing to address industrial and financial issues.
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Iowa
United States
White House
Wilson
Washington
Republican Party
Penrose Displays Invariable Genial Manners
A Philadelphia commission merchant recounts meeting Penrose at a factory club. He describes Penrose asking how he is, listening without judgment, and lightly advising to quit kicking after the man complains of heat, sleeplessness, and minor ailments. The anecdote highlights Penrose's steady, affable approach in social encounters.
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Dee
Philadelphia Commission
Penrone
Afacturera
How to Cure a Cold
Cited as a widely trusted remedy, the Chamber ship’s Cough Remedy is touted for its remarkable cure of colds. The advertisement claims strong reputation and dependable performance and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
Heals for Widespread Ailments Promised by Local Healer
A reader from Cobb County Georgia credits a local healer, E. McGenaby, with curing a persistent sore and related skin troubles after other treatments failed. The letter lauds Bunk Jones Arntes Hulve as a wonderful healer.
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Tom Mogge
Coubran
Healy
T. E. McGenaby
Thrice-a-week World promises a broader 1904 coverage
The paper urges readers that 1904 offers a better issue than ever with worldwide news service and prompt accurate reports. It claims to deliver truth across political lines and highlights a feature of publishing popular novels by leading writers at favorable prices. Subscriptions are advertised at 1.00 per year.
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Tle
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