Soldier Home notes variety of resident types and hopes
The Soldier Home hosts a mix of veterans from all denominations and temperaments, from the thrifty to the loud, the pious to the grumbler. The piece calls for unity, active veteran organizations, and maintaining duties and dues to strengthen patriotism among survivors of the Civil War era.
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Sam
Ordanance
Hooner
Mulberry
Union Veteran Legion
DeWitts Little Early Risers Sold By HC Miller
A promotional note from P. Moore of Nacogdoches Texas touts DeWitts Little Early Risers as a cure for a variety of ailments and a way to improve complexion and eyes. The tonic is advertised as quick acting and available from HC Miller, druggist.
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Chamberlaig
Post & Bliss
Georgia
H. C. Miller
Dragaint
DeWitt
P. Moore
Nacogdoches
Tex
HC. Miller
Mothera
Ford
Draggint
Arthur Chapman
Durban
Natal
South Africa
Chamberlain
Campaign tensions and satirical blasts in a Milwaukee column
A jagged, dialect rich piece recounts political maneuvering and rival paper contracts in Milwaukee. It references local editors John J. Wooley and the New Voice, plus allegations of chicanery in campaign reporting and editorial battles affecting the Citizen and New Voice papers.
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Mure
Wort
Theuy
Leen
Milwaukee
Tenoton
Walter Tate
Walter Wooley
Jie A Tate
Tarrio
Odie
The
Citizen
Harriman
Treasury
National
Tate
Stowart
Voice
John Ji
Wooley
Tate Payer
Tite
Worleyrat Dontle
Beaten Presidential Candidates Highlight Era
The article contrasts Horace Greeley and General Scott as notably defeated presidential nominees, noting Greeley’s 1872 loss by a large popular vote margin and his death before the electoral college, versus Monroe’s unlikely sweep in 1820. It also references minor advertising blurbs and anecdotes from contemporary sources.
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Horace Greeley
Greely
Gresly
Georgia
Mr. Greely
House of Representatives
Senate
Greeley
Horace Greely
General Scott
Whig Party
Kentucky
Tennessee
Massachusett
Vermont
James Monroe
New York Sun
Split vote patterns and cures cited in 1900s ads
Democratic candidates for governor lead presidential tickets by large margins in Massachusetts New York Rhode Island Michigan and Missouri indicating split-ticket voting. The page also promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Dr Woods Norway Pine Syrup and other patent medicines with testimonials and pharmacist endorsements.
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Massachusetts
New York
Rhode Island
Michigan
Missouri
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