Political conventions and ticket jockeying in Kansas City
The piece notes the Democratic nomination of Bryan and Stevenson in Kansas City, mentions John G. Woolley as a cross ticket candidate, lists numerous party pairings for the fall election, and odd local anecdotes about a cyclone lifting a cow and humorous observations on fashion and charity entertainment.
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Kansas City
Wm. J. Bryan
Adlai I. Stevenson
John G. Woolley
Kansas
McWinley
Roosevelt
Bryan
Stevenson
Bowne
Prohibition
Woolley
Metcalf
United Christian
Swallow
Character First in Youth as Foundation for Life
A reflection on how education and wealth pale beside a good character. It argues self reliance comes from early training, with parents often overprotective, hindering independence. The piece stresses decision making, responsibility, and the need for youths to learn to think and act for themselves.
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Thadmires
A Good Name Above Riches Guides a Young Man
A penitentiary note from Ohio argues that upward progress is harder without trust, as friends fail to restore confidence in the unworthy. It urges that a good name is more valuable than riches and warns how difficult it is to regain once lost, urging vigilance in youth.
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Ohio
Strong-minded children to lead and support neighbors
A Congregationalist statement urges shaping youths who are strong minded and capable confidants. It emphasizes teaching them to live fully and to provide strength and aid to neighbors within the community.
Gift offer to married ladies from Quaker Valley silverware
A Chicago firm offers a post paid free sample of an elegant sterling silver plated sugar shell to every married lady in the United States who writes for it. No payment required. Respond with only your name and select from 40 design options.
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Enrror Triaxe
United States
Quaker Valley
Robbed the Grave Told by Philadelphia Man
A Philadelphia resident Mr John Oliver recounts a startling illness and a miraculous recovery after using a remedy from a drug store. He describes severe jaundiced symptoms and relief after three physicians failed, crediting a friend for introducing the treatment. The account ends with a claim of saving his life and robbing death of another victim.
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John Oliver
Philadelphia
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