Roosevelt Addresses National Editorial Association
President Roosevelt urges editors to expose wrongdoing based on facts not class, outlines four major conservation and taxation ideas, including forest and land reform, public oil and coal regulation, inland waterways planning, and a progressive inheritance tax model tied to national wellbeing. He credits Gifford Pinchot and advocates home makers’ access to public lands, water, and resources.
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Jamestown
Roosevelt
National Editorial Association
Daily Press
Department of the Interior
Department of Justice
Public Lands Commission
Congress
General Land Office
Agriculture
United States Forest Service
United States
West
Indian Territory
Dlspe
Interior Department
Gifford Pinchot
National Forest Service
Pinchot
Inland Waterways Commission
Great Britain
France
Germany
Switzerland
Germmny
Farmers Told How to Use the Apple Crop
The Agriculture Department notes low grade apples are underutilized and offers guidance on converting waste fruit into usable food. It highlights evaporating apples as a valuable method and explains how poor quality stock can offset orchard costs through processing and alternative handling.
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Department of Agriculture
Chief Galloway
Bureau
Bulletin
Retire Army Mules Over Pension Opposition
Amid calls to retire worn army mules on Uncle Sam’s pension, officials debate humane homes instead of cheap sale. Roosevelt letters press officer horsemanship tests, urging 15 mile rides and annual endurance checks for field officers.
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Humane Societies
Uncle Sam
W. H. Lowder
Miles Camp
United States Army Service
Virginia
Texas
War Department
Army
Ine
Dr Williams Pink Pills Promise Nervous Cure
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a tonic for nerves and blood, claiming they restore red blood cells to aid nervous disorders. It includes a testimonial from Harriett E Porter of South Medford Massachusetts and notes the pills’ uses for anemia rheumatism headaches and paralysis related conditions. The notice offers a booklet on home treatment and lists pricing and availability from the Dr Williams Medicine Company in Schenectady New York.
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Williams
Harriett E. Porter
Liberty Avenue
South
Medford
Mass
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
The Problem of Life to Make the Ideal Real
A quote by Charles H. Parkhurst urges turning lofty ideals into human art and practice, transforming the divine summit into tangible everyday achievement.
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Charles H. Parkhurst
Krause’s Cold Cure Advertises La Grippe Remedy
An old advertisement touts Krause’s Cold Cure for head and chest colds and La Grippe. It claims the remedy is available from druggists for five cents. The snippet also makes a quip about discretion being faster than valor.
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Krause
Mrs Winelow’s Soothing Syrup Advertises Teething Relief
An old advertisement promotes Mrs Winelow’s Soothing Syrup for teething infants claiming to ease pain, reduce crying, and cure wind colic. The copy suggests fathers are willing to pay for its soothing effects and mentions a bottle as the product form.
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Reclamation Service
Great Plains
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Slope
Permament
Coward Children
Rocky Mountain Region
Dehall
Middle West
At Plains
Mountains
Pacific Coast
Supreme Court
Government Census Bureau
Lacksmith
RMY
Secretary of War
Washington
AFA
Parilyss
Dodds
PINE
Carters
Ua Bentley Olmsted
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