Debs Train Tour Costs 30000 Dollars
The Red Special, carrying Eugene V. Debs, socialist candidate, travels roughly 461 miles daily and aims to cover 30000 miles by November 3. Admission is charged at every stop, with crowd sizes sometimes in the thousands, and the operation costs are projected at about 30000 dollars. Debs says the aim is to strengthen Socialism and influence the election, not to win office.
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Eugene V. Debs
Union
Democrats
Republicana
Whia
Debs
Wheela
Viree Care
Noha
Wes Debs
Parker
Riery House
Ie Docal
Baltimore
Sovidliat
Anail
San Diego
Cal
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
A historical advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for nervous women and frenzied disturbances of the female system. It cites testimonials from women claiming relief and urges readers to follow postal letters for treatment, noting the product's perceived calming effects.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Tenay Wood
Ristiana
Debs Campaign Tour Draws Large Gatherings Across Cities
The Red Special tour led by Theodore Debs impressed crowds from Santa Maria to Los Angeles with open admission and passionate reception. Supporters included Manny Parker and a diverse traveling group with journalists, musicians, and social activists.
Leprosy Spreading Among Portuguese
Lisbon reports a potential leprosy epidemic with Dr Zepherine Falcao urging government action. He cites over 1,500 registered cases across Portugal and warns the climate and conditions may worsen the outbreak.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Zepherine Falcao
Falena
Minerton
Pretty Girls Scarce in American Art Magazines
A fragmentary critique argues that pretty girls are scarce in American magazines and art pages. The essay notes varying standards of beauty, the influence of painters, and a longing for “pure beauty” amid changing tastes in society.
Great Pacific Coast Show Opens June First 1009
Seattle reports the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition will open June 1, 1909. By opening day all permanent buildings, gardens, roads, and exhibits should be finished, with asphalt laid on eleven miles of streets. The site spans 250 acres, with power plants, hospitals, and pavilions nearing completion, and government, university, and state buildings advancing rapidly.
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Seattle
Manufactures
University of Washington
Oregon
California
Zaman 5
Washington Tate
Arctic Brotherhood
Forentry
United States
Ringin Foagat
Washington
The Farmer's Wife and the Stomach Churn Metaphor
The text compares the stomach to a churn, claiming a sour stomach spoils butter and blood, and that a foul stomach propagates disease. It argues Pierer's Golden Medicine cures sour stomach, cleansing the stomach and improving digestion and health.
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Pierca
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