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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1908
Page
1
Henry F. Cochems places LaFollette in nomination and extols his qualities as a battle leader. The address warns that special interests seek to control government agencies through the suffrage and urges defense of free suffrage as the nation’s safeguard and glory.
A Wisconsin driven campaign excerpt extols Theodore Roosevelt and Robert M LaFollette as leaders of a national reform movement. It lauds five conservative measures, warns against corporate monopoly, and frames the push for a progressive conservative path under LaFollette as central to the party’s future. Curtis Guild of Massachusetts is also nominated for vice president by Lodge.
A Grand Family Medicine note praises Electric Bitters as a remedy for indigestion and liver problems. The letter claims it benefits stomach, blood, and vitality, especially for those weakened, with Houseworth Bros. drug store selling it for 50 cents under a guarantee.
An ad from F. H. Bentz & Co and E. D. Miller hawks Hindipo as a cure for Bright's disease diabetes rheumatism gout gravel dropsy bladder inflammation and nervous troubles tied to kidneys. It offers mail order sending six boxes for 2 50 with a guarantee and promises no cost if ineffective. It also mentions starting a savings account at St Joseph Valley Bank with laid books and interest paid.
Chase S. Osborn of Sault Ste. Marie voices support for Governor Curtis Guild Jr. as the Republican vice presidential candidate. He praises Guild as a fit leader, a Harvard man with reform record, and cites New England virtues and devotion to duty as reasons for the nomination.
A prayer by Rabbi Tobias Schanfarber delivered at the Republican National Convention in Chicago asks God to guide national leaders, uphold righteousness, separate church and state, foster mutual obligations between capital and labor, curb corruption, and keep public office as a public trust. It envisions a nation guided by conduct over plutocracy and a City of Light shining over cities.
The ad discusses stomach troubles from city and country strain, urging Mi O Na tablets as the safest and most thorough relief. Houseworth Bros. offers a money back guarantee with every 50 cent box. A testimonial praises Dr King’s New Discovery as life saving for coughs and lung issues, valued for decades. Gold Medal Flour is recommended for pastry.
The Congregational Mayflower chorus invites everyone to a two day Real County Fair in Elkhart Indiana. Prizes include best dressed couples and the famed Spiretta Merry Widows prize for the most beautiful woman. Festivities run June 4 and 24 at Kuhlman Bickellbuff Prospect and Bower streets.
Newlyweds ride across Lake Erie on the Detroit and Buffalo Steam boat Co service between Detroit and Buffalo. The Eastern States and Western States offer romance and seclusion with advance reservations for staterooms and parlors. Send two cent stamp for illustrated book Jet.
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