Wilson Candidacy Seen as Downgrade Start
Henry Wattersor asserts Woodrow Wilson’s presidential boom shows signs of decline. The piece traces Wilson’s rise from New Jersey governor to national figure, his clashes with backers like Jim Smith and Harvey, and a staged break to present him as an anti plutocrat.
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Henry Wattersor
Kentucky
Wilson
Harper's Weekly
Woodrow Wilson
Harper & Brother
George Harvey
Jas, Smith, Jr
Jim Smith
New Jersey
University of Princeton
Harper
United States
Saul of
Tarsus
Roosevelt
Damascus
Lincoln
Nebraska
Paul
William Jennings Bryan
Wall Street
Harvey
Bean
Indiana Apple Show Prospect Bright in 1912
Professor C G Woodbury of the Indiana Apple Show Commission estimates Indiana apple yield at about 75 percent of normal for 1912. He warns overbearing can wipe out next year’s buds and urges thinning to improve size and flavor. The show runs November 15 to 19 in Indianapolis with generous prizes and classes for exhibits.
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Indiana
C. G. Weedbury
C. G. Woodbury
Indianapolis
Woodbury
Ever at War There with Piles and Arnica Salve
The ad touts Backlen's Arnica Salve as a remedy for itching inflammation and swelling from piles with quick relief. It claims comfort and invites joy, branding the salve as a greatest healer for burns boils ulcers bruises eczema and eruptions sold for 25 cents at all druggists.
Disease of conserved food harms polar crew says Liouville
Dr Jacques Liouville told the Zoological Society of France that the Pour quoi-Pas expedition suffered three main ailments from lack of fresh food including scurvy anemia and frost bites. Symptoms ceased when fresh meat and later fresh wild celery were consumed restoring health and allowing all crew to return home.
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Zoological Society of France
Jacques Liouville
Pourquoi-Pas
Tierra del Fuego
Liouville
Scientific American
Indiana Leads State Fair Horse Show Prizes and Night Concert
Indiana State Fair opens Labor Day with record horse show prizes totaling 7280 dollars, leading nine major fairs. A New York band Patrick Conway's and soprano Josephine Dunfee headline a nightly program, as Coliseum lights, parades, and wealth of exhibits draw visitors across Indiana and neighboring states.
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Miss Dunfee
Patrick Conway
Band of
New York
United States
Indiana
Ohio Fair
Texas
Kentucky
Ohio
Illnois
Josephine Dunfee
Wwester Entertainment
Mazeppa
Greater United
Chorus Girls Wanted Eggs
The New York correspondent for the Cincinnati Times-Star reports Agent Lindsey took charge of a three day operatic company trip and promised a superb table. Forty chorus girls ordered eggs at every meal, prompting the chef to concede there were no more eggs left while joking about the “hen on this car.”
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Lindsey
New York
Cincinnati Times-Star
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Cure for Catarrh
$100 reward offered for any case Hall's Catarrh Cure fails to cure. Cure described as constitutional, taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials available from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Also advertises Hall's family pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo,o
Aquatite roll rooting and galvanized fittings offered
Carey, Young & Co advertise Aqua tite roll rooting with galvanized Cantleak cleats and a large stock of galvanized routing products, guaranteed for ten years.
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Carey, Young & Co
Nester of Washington Correspondents
Secretary of State Philander C. Knox reviews a dispatch by Washington correspondent Wil lam Hester. Knox compliments Hester as “the nester of Washington correspondents” with a sly twist on the name, adding “Marc's nester.” The humorous anecdote appears in Popular Magazine.
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Philander C. Knox
Secretary of State
Willam Hester
Department of State
Mr. Knox
Mr. Hoster
Washington
Hoster
Knox
Marc’s Nester
Popular
Raw Recruit Snubs Officer Over Cigar Salute
In the Spanish American War tale, F. M. King, stationed at Jefferson barracks, salutes an officer with a cigar in his mouth. The officer scolds him, excusing the lapse. Later the recruit passes by without saluting, citing the earlier instruction. His punishment is three days peeling potatoes.
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F. M. King
Jefferson Barracks
King
Atchison Champion
How Chronic Coughs Are Cured by Vinci Vinol in New Haven Conn
A testimonial from Manford Doras, Druggist, claims Vinol cured a long standing chronic cough after two bottles. The ad attributes relief to cod liver elements and tonic iron, promising a refund if it fails to help.
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Vinci New
Manford Doras
Ceavingtea
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