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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1908
Page
3
A patient recounts long travel stress and two nervous prostration collapses. After limited relief from other treatments, Dr Miles Restorative Nervine is credited with restoring nervous strength and normal organ function, with a money back guarantee through the druggist.
A boastful note asserts that every detail of flour making from grain selection to packing is performed by experts. It claims the firm uses the most modern milling machinery and that Ivory flour is the acme of perfection, marketed for sale by all grocers.
Cincinnati dispatch reports Taft and Roosevelt will consult in Washington before Taft’s Ohio and Midwest swing. Taft plans stops in Louisville Greensboro Chicago and New York with final rallies in Stillwater and New York City as the campaign enters the closing phase. Funds and contributions to the Republican National Committee are being solicited from business leaders with a push for substantial gifts and a formal donor list to be published after the election.
Reports from Chicago and Hannibal detail William J. Bryan touring towns with hundreds of businessmen, denouncing Taft and Cannon while urging a Republican defeat. Enormous crowds cheered his speeches as he accused the administration of stagnation and called for a people powered revival.
The Missouri Democratic state committee began its first campaign tour in Missouri today with speeches in Moberly and Kirksville. The team proceeds to St. Joseph, arriving around 7 p.m., with events planned in several cities across the state.
Hearst faced a hostile and enthusiastic crowd as police were needed to keep order. Letters cited discuss political rivals, including Sibley, and references to Roosevelt and standard oil figures hint at broader national tensions and upcoming campaigns.
Detroit prepares for the first World Series game with an unprecedented crowd expected. Seating for about 2,000 remains, with ten thousand additional seats allocated and sold out, as tension builds between rival clubs led by Jennings and McCuain amid ongoing championship chatter.
A clash between United States fishermen and Canadian officials is reported on Lake Superior near Whitefish Point. U S crews reportedly fished in Canadian waters and escaped seizure after Canadian officials arrived to intervene, with no discussion held.
A fatal accident occurred on Jefferson street at the Grand station level where an individual died after a fall from an elevator car. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene as investigators began work on determining the cause.
Obituary notes the death of General Ira C. Abbott at eighty four after a long illness in his home. Manila dispatches report a devastating typhoon hitting the Samar island town of Taft. Real estate listing advertises residence at 114 South Second Street with eighty foot frontage and quick possession. Banking ad promotes savings accounts at St Joseph Valley Bank with four month interest periods. Cleaning service ad from Riverside Cleaning Works cites address Maple Row and Michigan Street.
The piece argues the campaign hinge is whether to approve Roosevelt's administration and continue experienced governance or trust in experimental malcontents and theorists. It recalls four decades of legislation and faithful administration as a Republican appeal awaiting the November verdict.
Representative James Francs Burke of Littsburg argues the president has vastly more power than Congress and warns that electing Bryan could erode checks and balances. He notes party declines in states and seats, claiming Bryan’s leadership prompts weak, disjointed policy and uncertainty in the White House.
For thirty years Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has been the standard remedy for female ills. It cures displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities periodic pains backache bearing down headaches flatulency indigestion dizziness nervous prostration. Mrs Pinkham invites sick women to write for advice and has guided thousands to health. Address Lynn, Maas.
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