Peruna Proves Useful Says Readers Report Benefits
Mrs. Alice Bordner of 1311 Maple Ave Starrisburg Pa reports gaining thirty pounds after using Peruna saying she is well and will recommend it. Mrs I D Hayes of 1987 Druid Hill Baltimore Md praises Peruna for grippe cold sore throat headaches and coughs noting she keeps a bottle at home and gives it to her children when ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice J. Bordner
Maple Ave
Starrisburg
I. D. Hayes
Druid Hill
Baltimore
Emma
Mumford
Olsen’s Court
Salt Lake City
Utah
County records reveal advance fee details and terms
Fragmentary OCR shows a county notice referencing payments and deadlines. It mentions an advance of 1.00 and a sequence of months, with unclear context about the obligation and parties involved. No full names or places are readable.
Advertising rates and terms for notices and obituaries
The notice explains advertising charges per inch and per line for notices in the paper, including short obituaries under twenty lines and longer ones at a per line rate. It mentions special rates for time spans over three months and requests payment by money or stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seatais
Everstaly
Public office holders urged to serve faithfully and openly
The piece warns that public officials must serve taxpayers and avoid using office for personal gain. It urges ethical campaigns and recalls how Indiana property values fluctuate, highlighting concerns about political integrity and a humorous aside about Dr Isaac Tahoe and local sentiments in Harrison County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Tahoe
Harrison County
Republican campaign rhetoric and local warnings in 1908
A newspaper column questions the 1908 Republican campaign themes and criticizes the party press for bias. It notes warnings from the Pacama canal commission, reflects on Coxey’s march, and urges scrutiny of current Republican officials for failure to perform official duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Panic in the Panic Era and a Republican's Nightcap
A man near Corydon has stocked spirits to cope with Republican panic, claiming relief after Democratic authority as promoted by party presses and stump speakers. The note suggests unrest among Republicans over current political fears and seeks quiet at eventide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Peruna praised as a universal family medicine
The author defends Peruna against critics who claim it is used as a beverage. Personal testimonies praise its efficacy for colds bronchitis and catarrh, noting the label proves it is a medical compound. The piece argues Peruna cannot be a drink and remains a standard home remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Kightlingee
Cambridge
Neb
United States
Watch Trust and Democratic Critique Impede Watch Dealers
The Commoner reports Charles A. Keene of New York, president of an independent watch dealers group, says the watch trust bars him from buying watches in either country. He claims trusts inflate U S prices and imports cheaper American watches from Europe. The piece notes Republican leaders overlook trusts and attacks Roosevelt and Cortelyou over government bonds issued to aid banks using public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Keene
Broadway
New York
Watch Trust
Water Trust
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Railroad wage cuts threaten relations, says Roosevelt
In a letter to the Interstate Commerce Commission President Roosevelt warns that wage reductions may provoke serious trouble between railroads and their employees and notes Republicans claim credit for prosperity while blaming them for panics and soup houses.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Oosevel
Ex Governors Beckham and Bradley Back Local Option Law
The Kentucky candidates Beckham and Bradley back a local option law to make the county the unit. Republicans boast of selling goods abroad, recalling a past home market slogan for farm products. The Southern Railway plans wage cuts for its workers, with a conference planned to bridge gaps between the company and its employees. A tariff to equalize European wage differences protects U S manufacturers as they export.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckham and
Bradley
Kentucky
United States
Senate
Southern Railway
Editorial critique on party power and tariff fear
The Commoner argues that even a Democratic presidential win would leave Republicans in control of the Senate and blames administration organs for claiming unemployment stems from fear of revising the Dingley tariff. The piece calls for a united editorial effort.
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Senate
Republican party and ethics critique in political life
The text condemns the Republican party for corrupting national politics with venal money interests. It argues leaders prioritize money over public duty, harming business and trust, and calls for a shift toward higher ethics in both public and private life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Tariff Laws Criticized by Indy Orator in Corydon trip
A distinguished Republican speaker from Indianapolis argues Republicans fail to balance national and domestic interests. He notes grain growers and stock raisers earn less for exports than for sales domestically, while U S home manufacturers obtain higher prices for domestic output. He links farmer hardship to tariff policies and calls for reform.
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United States
Clean fight worth more than winning by unfair means
A candidate who enters a fair contest earns respect and loyalty from good people, even without victory. True friends and esteem matter more than winning through questionable methods.
Corporate leaders seek government supervision over corporations
The piece argues that leading national corporations, many accused of crime, favor government oversight while the state lacks authority. It contends corporations have long controlled the national government and cites President Roosevelt’s cabinet and court selections as evidence of ties to trusts and combinations.
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Roosevelt
Bryan’s Reform Agenda Drives Demand for White House Leadership
The public shows growing support for William J. Bryan’s principles as President Roosevelt echoes Bryan’s 1896 positions. Voters favor placing Bryan in the White House to lead reforms and enact long-held goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
White House
Indiana Democrats Set March Convention in Indianapolis
The Indiana Democratic State convention will be held in Indianapolis on March 25 and 26. Delegates gathered at the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association meeting in Indianapolis on February 6 and 7 expressed unity and a strong platform to meet state demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Oet
Indianapolis
Judene
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Indiana Democrats
Local notes and birthdays highlight community life
Raevon Valley reports Ed Reinhardt and Miss Carrie Samilton on sick lists with others returning from illness. Henry Woertz trip to New Albany. Tillie Reitz back from Louisville. J H Duncan attended his brother's Georgetown funeral. Crandall meetings attract locals. Ross Allen visits from Louisville. about 70 guests celebrated Jacob Reinhardt's 52nd birthday with baskets. An ad recommends Kodel Digestives for dyspepsia. Ballot instruction advises a single mark in the square left of the chosen candidate.
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Carrie Samilton
Henry Woertz
New Albany
Tillie Reitz
Louisville
J. H. Dunca
Georgetown
Crandall
Ross Allen
Jacob Reinhardt
Mr. Reinhardt
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