Credit Where At Nineteen Eighty Six Dime Era Nomination
Fragmented OCR review blends political commentary with a plug for Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It references J Bryan touring the world, his popularity, and a Democratic nomination talk, alongside an ad paragraph for Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming cure claims and testimonials. The text mixes historical political rhetoric with a patent remedy pitch.
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J. Bryan
Pediterica
Democratic Party
Eallenit
Miniryan
Ani
Germans
Patt
Jearn
von ‘Tinpitz
Hall
I. J. Cheney
Toledo
Ohio
J Cheney & Co
Poledo
Wilson, Bryan, and Progressive Reform Legacy
The piece argues that Wilson moved the nation toward progressive governance during wartime, while William J. Bryan, once dismissed, proposed many reforms now advanced under other leaders. It credits Bryan with early vision and emphasizes a shift from antiwar doubt to broad acceptance of state-led progress.
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Bryan
Wilson
White House
Woodrow Wilson
WIM
Wiliam J. Bryan
Disarray in Ireland and Far East Echoes in Press
The piece notes Britain and Ireland face friction from Ireland own internal division. It mentions a missing figure Ex4Prot Scott Nearing and confusion in Asia as Keronky seems lost or mislaid. It laments sensational claims of wealth with a critical tone about economic bravado.
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Aitesia
Keronky
Germans Push British Back Two Miles at Cambrai Front
British lines along Cambrai falter as German forces drive two miles from Bourlon wood toward the Bapaume-Cambrai road and Gouzencourt. Lavagnini captured then retaken in counterattack while hard fighting persists along a wide 15 mile front. Italian front duels intensify near the Venetian plain as Allied actions in Palestine show limited activity.
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Cambrai
London
Dos
Entira
Gengral Byne
Bourlon Wood
Moeuvres
Bapaume-Cambrai
Graincourt
Fromt Gonnelion
Gousencourt
Lavagnini
Gouzencourt
Fifteen Mille
Mb Guna
Ily
Plave
Cmpral
Prenoh
Neral Byng
Gounetierr
Isyng
Palestine
Jornstrom
Allemby
Allenby
Timyo
Import Control Under Wilson Aims to Free War Supplies
Washington reports President Wilson will push broad import control to free American war supplies held abroad under embargo. The War Trade Board outlines policies to urge reciprocation from nations receiving U S exports. Machinery for increasing imports is set up, but foreign embargoes and wartime demand constrain supply. Examples include wool rubber ferromanganese wood and jute.
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Washington
Wilson
Way Trade Board
United States
Bureau of Importn
War ‘Trade Board
Notice to All Mail Subscribers on Subscriptions Arrears
Notice to all subscribers who receive the Evening Journal by mail. On November 2 all subscribers with more than 14 months in arrears will be dropped from the mailing list. Those unpaid within the last ten or twelve months must be dropped on that date due to postal regulations.
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Mail
Postal
England Seeks Contemptuous Voice From German Front
A terse World War II era note reports no derisive German taunts heard for England as the front lines hold firm. Observers note resolve despite strain. The piece underscores morale amid ongoing battles and allied coordination at backward positions and supply routes.
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