Cole's Record As Solon Is Made Public
Columbus special outlines Sealph D. Cole s six years in congress and four in the Ohio legislature. It claims Cole led tax reform with four major laws the Cole Law the Wilts Law the Cain Law and the Johnson Law. The pamphlet cites support for Roosevelt era measures including rail rate reform meat and drug acts immigration and conservation, and notes Cole s farm background and agricultural service. It touts endorsements from labor groups and highlights his stance on taxation and farmer needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cole Campaicn Committee
Sealph
D. Cole
Coustens
Ghio
Cole
Republic
Tasation Co
George K. Nash
Frank B. Willis
Cain
Ohio
McKinley
Willam McKintes
Committee On Agriculture
Congress
Theodore Hoosevelt
Panama Canal
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Mines
Paris
Biliw
Anton Rales
Guy
Leonard Wood for President in Republican Primaries
A historically styled endorsement arguing Leonard Wood is a capable executive fit to lead the United States, noting his military service from Rough Riders to chief of staff, reforms in Cuba and the Philippines, and admiration from Cromer and Roosevelt. The piece urges Ohio delegates to back Wood in the April 27 Republican primaries, citing his decency, leadership, and vision for national destiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congr
Leonard Wood
Leonard Wond
Massachusetts
Harvard
Protestant Episcopal Church
General Wood
Lawton
Geronimo
Arizona
George Washington
Cubs
Phillippines
Wood
Cuba
Cromer
Emeland
Egypt
Rough Riders
Philippines
East St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Omaha
Gary
Wil
Talia
Verton
Roosevelt Wood
Theodore Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Roosevelt
Hin
Leoweed Wood
Ohio
Your Complexion Aged Beauty Tips and Chamblain’s Tablets
A caregiver style note advises women to improve beauty with baths diet and exercise while keeping liver and bowels healthy. It cites yellowing eyes and dullness as signs of indigest and sluggish liver. Chamberlain's Tablets are offered as a remedy with a for sale contact at 4 un 499 62-IP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joboahhes
Michigan
Arm
Hanmer Soda
Tbs
Herdan
Rogers
U. S
H.C Wor L
Merald Bertsch Shoe Company
John Bell
Chambierlain's
Potato Disease Control and Seed Certification
A detailed look at potato crop losses from diseases and the value of clean seed. It covers regional production, the impact of late blight, and the role of seed certification programs in Ohio and other states. Emphasizes selecting healthy seed, roguing diseased plants, treating seed tubers, and spraying to reduce losses and boost yields. Includes references to Bulletin No. 319 and state efforts by the Ohio Experiment Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osjo
California
Colorado
Idaho
Maine
Maryland
Michigan
New York
Vermont
Wisconsin
State Bureau of Horticulture
State Board of Agriculture
J. C. Cotton
Bureau of Horticulture
Columbus
Ohio
Tipburn
Ohio Experiment Station
Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
New World Program Devised by Churches
An Interchurch World Movement plan envisions a global church program with a shared table for Protestant leaders to coordinate missions. It highlights surveying church strength, identifying unoccupied areas, and expanding Christian work across the world, with pamphlets and guides distributed from Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
India
Interchurch World Movement
Interchurch
Interchurch World Movement of
North America
Columbus
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Magnificent Sturmers
Rexandees
Etl
Buffalo
Cleveland
Lee Guerruie
Faerran
Tiace
Chamberlin
Doneg
Anna
Read, Wager & Gorsuch
Wauseon, Ohio
Denson
Denson, Ohio
Solon
Farner
Mayr
Leonard Execuite
Washmurton
Wilt
Wib
Department of the West
Jearters
Sposa
Camp Punston
Aberest
Camp Panston
War Department
St. Louis
Camp Fanston
Iam
Ippines
Neil House
Columbus, Ohio
Gen
Becker Fee & Cartage Co
The
Tribune
Ohio Village
Jackson
Mich
Clyde W. Harris
N. Main
S. Earl Taylor
Country Gentleman
National Farm Weekly
First National Bank
Wauseon
O. F. H. Weber
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