Not an Objection in a Dialogue Scene
A short stage dialogue unfolds with Mr. Hardhead asking for the hands of a daughter. The old gentleman reveals he has only one child and mourns the mother’s absence while the other responds with a hurried reassurance that there are no objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hardhead
Shaw
West
Iowa
Cortelyou
Taft
George B. Cortelyou
Roosevelt
Department of Commerce
Labor
Treasury
Tait
Sret
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Eczema cleared after teething treated with Cuticura
Mrs Freeman Craver of Syracuse recounts her eight month old daughter developed eczema on face neck and back. A physician linked it to teething and ointment failed. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment following book directions the child was fully cured by age one and remained clear at three years old. A free sample and 32 page book offered by Cuticura Dept L Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuttura
Freeman Craver
Lewis Bt
Syracuse
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Pleasant Pellota and garbled fairy tale satire
A quirky, fragmentary excerpt mocks fortunes and thrift. It blends playful dialogue about a ten-dollar bill with references to Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellota, health tonics, and social themes. The passage also hints at humour about fashion, gender roles, and religious institutions.
Roosevelt Feud Splits Taft Roosevelt Cabinet Ties
Washington notes a split in former Roosevelt and current Taft circles over the Republican nomination. Elihu Root backs Taft. Cortelyou tilts toward Taft, while Garfield and Newberry promote Roosevelt. Bonaparte of Baltimore weighs ro le toward Roosevelt but may stay neutral. The piece traces cabinet loyalties, past roles, and personal bonds amid a divided campaign.
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Mr. Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
Senator Root
Roozevelt
Taft
Song
Knox
George B. Cortelyou
Great Trust Company
New
Roosevelt
Navy
Root
Elihu Root
United States
New York
Mr. Root
Eld
WII
Cortelyou
Theodore Roosevalt
Republican National Committee
Washington
Charles Joseph ‘Bonaparte
Theodore Roosevelt
Bonaparte
Innner
Baltimore
Charles J. Bonaparte
Maryland
Atump
Doan's Kidney Pills Featured for Kidney Relief
A fragmentary Detroit era ad-like text touts Doan's Kidney Pills as remedies for backache urinary disorders and kidney troubles. It includes testimonials about recovery after a grip attack and mentions Donn's brand prominence with generic ad copy and product references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Nicholas W. New
McPherson
Donn
Doan
Fowler-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Poorer Than Your Religion? A Moral Prompt for Dodge
A terse aphorism suggests that being poorer than one’s faith makes it easier to dodge obligations or criticism. It frames economics as a factor in moral or social maneuvering, hinting at tension between wealth, creed, and behavior.
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Garfield Tea
Holy Church
Ital
Oll
Druggiate
Jal
Munron
K3rd
Jeftarson
Sta
Pilladalphia
Saskatchewan
Canada
Lloyd Master
Western
Cana
Geo
Eraenion Tereeival
Midg
Tedlane
Wanker
Dea
Jose Fo
Albimleuatte
Farkei Point
Honeatonde
Lara Breeilont
Petblomant
Alaris Bane
Bixty
Aera Melte
Joravran
Sore Romlinson
Jackson Park Ave
Chicago
Pacific Columbia
API
Hs Cotton Building
Vancouver
Gineas
FBI
Lerma
Bidy
Denver
Cole
Hadeas
Ark
OLO
George Clinton
Round Table
Philander Chase Knox
George L. Meyer
James Wilson
Agriculture
Elihu. Root
Inj ‘Pitles
Paul Mortor
Clinton, Hill
Utica
The
Leslie M. Shaw
Coly
J. W. Cole & Co
Black River Falls
Wha
Gyaton
Me Ramedy
Onte Bay
Itarbenala
Bears
Certaur Company
Castoria
Jesse
DR. LE
Haverstone
Hampstead
Lokdon
Synoe & Company
Dtursen
Washington, D. U
Rthwestern
Mi Bork Ta ‘Vented Immediates Ameneys
Rer
Hs Marco Aes
Friobs
WEITH
Advicw P and
Book Free
Laren & Low
Behlllee Bldg
Chiteze, UL
la Crosse, Wis
Seada
Cael
Califo
FVWUP
FCS
FUKIR
Heiha
Wordeaak
California Fig Syrup CO
Kate
Maud
W. F.young
Nature Picturet
Faceace
UNION
W. Adama
Ourself
National Sanitarium
Freeport
Sig
Marvel Flour
Listman Mill Company
Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Putnam
Cela Foods
Ater
Bette
Monroe Drug Company
Gaines
Monroe Brug Company
Quincy
Itt
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