Bowie Saloon Keepers Move Out and Trade Winds Change
The Bowie Eslade notes saloon keepers are moving out and shipping fixtures to Dallas and Indian Territory towns. Bowie once boasted 80 saloons and trade strength, but locals will risk fortunes without these “trade winners.” The Blade touts Bowie as a top cotton market and supply point, with farmers earning more cash for cotton and goods. rivals note higher sales yet reduced whiskey and beer.
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Bowie Eslade
Dallas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Bowie
Jacksboro Gazette
Fort Worth
Texas
Revival of common sense religion urged by Henderson Times
The Henderson Times advocates a plain horse sense faith rooted in morality and practical action. It criticizes modern doctrines as dangerous, denounces fanaticism, and urges revival of virtue, honesty, and conscience, while dismissing speculative beliefs and sectarian splits.
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Henderson Times
Mahomet
Moses
Jupiter
Peter
Earth
State Press
Times
Two Kansas towns labeled as segregated in GOP rhetoric
A Kansas newspaper notes two Republican towns where Black residents are barred. Nortonville and Baileyville are named, with Baileyville identified as the home of W. J. Bailey, the Republican candidate for governor.
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Kansas
Nortonville
Baileyville
W. J. Bailey
Roosevelt Revision Prompts GOP Leaders in Campaign
Republican leaders discuss a Roosevelt era reform agenda labeled revision iprogity arguing it aligns with the three R's. The discourse reflects concern that core principles may be overlooked amid the election debate.
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Blican
Roosevelt
R’s
Moores Pilates Cure for Malaria and Fevers
Moore's Pilates claim a guaranteed cure for malaria and related fevers including ague chills and bilious conditions. They promise relief from rheumatism and fatigue after malarial poisoning without quinine arsenic acid or iron, saying it is tasteless and costs 50 cents per box from Dr C C Moore Co St Louis or Graham Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore's Pilates
Dr. C. C. Moore Co
N. Main St
St. Louis
Graham Drug Co
How monarchs pick premiers in different countries
A Washington Post writer describes how rulers in various nations choose top ministers. In Germany the emperor can appoint the chancellor and often the same person serves as prime minister of Prussia and head of the imperial administration, with tenure tied to the monarch’s favor and usefulness, not strictly to parliamentary majorities.
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England
House of Commons
Washington Post
William
Prussia
German Empire
Berlin
Count Buelow
Kingdom of
Reichstag
Landtag
Empire
Sorely Ill Visitor Sends Praise for Remedy
A. J. Cottingham of Lockland Ark. visited his sister in Washington County Ark. and fell severely ill with dysentery. He tried Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and was promptly cured, writing to the manufacturers to express his satisfaction. The Graham Drug Co. sells the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cottingham
Washington County Ark
Chamberlain
Mr. Cottingham
Lockland Ark
Graham Drug Co
Senator Tom Platt Dubs President His Strenuosity
Senator Tom Platt is credited with dubbing the President as His Strenuosity, a nickname reflecting a bold political framing used in commentary of the era.
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Tom Platt
Down with the gentleman outlaw in society speech
An editorial attacks a culture of personal vengeance and armed self defense. It condemns vigilante killing, urges public awakening, stricter arrests and peace bonds, and calls for a social code that ostracizes braggarts and bullies regardless of color or standing. The piece denounces murder as personal disgrace.
A Cure for Cholera Infantum Remedy Endorsed
Mrs Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio recalls a neighbor infant saved from cholera infantum after using a Diarrhoea Remedy as directed. Within two days the child recovered and remains vigorous nearly a year later. Graham Drug Co. promotes the remedy?
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Curtis Baker
Bookwalter
Ohio
Chamberlain
Graham Drug Co
Preacher’s tale links sermon to newspaper ignorance
A preacher recounts visiting a farm for dinner and misfiring an inquiry about his mission. The farmer questions if the “old long worm” is dead, prompting the preacher to reveal he is seeking sinners. The tale ends with a quip about dying in ignorance for not reading a newspaper. An ad promotes Chamberlain’s Stomach Pills from Graham Drug Co.
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House of Israel
Surrounding Leaders Key To Great Enterprises
A speech by Mr Carne gie on surrounding oneself with capable aides. He cites a bank president who credits selection and accountability for success, warns against mismatching leaders, and stresses executive grasp and systematic planning as essential for any large venture.
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Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
All Were Saved By King’s New Discovery
J H Johnston of Broughton Ga recounts years of bronchitis and inability to work. After other remedies failed, King’s New Discovery cured him and his wife’s asthma. He recommends the tonic as the best group medicine for throat and lung diseases. Trial bottles free at Edgar Matthews & Co.
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J. H. Johnston
Broughton
Dr. King
Edgar Matthews and Co
Senator Platt Questions GOP Trust Stance in Campaign
Senator Platt of New York says he does not know the Republican party's attitude on the trust issue for the coming campaign, and suggests a scheme to persuade voters that the party opposes trusts, but he opposes any action that would cut off campaign funds.
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Platt
New York
Editor Attacks Hanna Over Trusts and Labor
A prominent Democratic editor concedes Mark Hanna’s versatility but denounces his handling of trusts and labor. He blasts Cleveland workingmen who applaud Hanna as a disgrace to American citizenship.
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Mark Hanna
Cleveland
Hanna
Look Pleasant Please Photographers Promise Quick Relief
Photographer C. C. Harlan of Eaton Ohio found relief from severe indigestion after years of pain. He credits Electric Bitters with curing his dyspepsia and stomach troubles, praising their effect on the stomach liver and kidneys. The remedy is offered at 50 cents with a guarantee by Edgar Matthews druggist.
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C. C. Harlan
Eaton, O
Edgar Matthews
Protection as Favoritism Over Fair Play
The remark criticizes protection as unfair bias that benefits the rich, arguing it undermines justice and equal treatment in sports and society.
Just Look At Her Secret Health Boost Hint
Sly ad touts Dr Kings New Life Pills to improve digestion, energy and mood. Claims all organs active, no headaches or blues. Pills priced at 25c via Edgar Mathews & Co. Text mimics early patent medicine promotion.
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Dr. King
Edgar Mathews & Co
Anarchists in Shenandoah coal region criticized by official
Major W.S. Miller, inspector general of Pennsylvania militia, estimates 8000 to 10000 anarchists in the Shenandoah coal region and calls the area a veritable hell hole. A critic replies there may be recruitment by coal barons and importation in violation of contract labor laws.
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W.S. Miller
Pennsylvania
Shenandoah
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic formula advertised
An advertisement asserts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic lists its ingredients as iron and quinine on every bottle. It promises no cure, no pay and prices it at 0c, presenting a blunt claim about its effectiveness.
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Grove
Three Millionaires Fight Knox in Atlantic City Draw
A clash between three wealthy men and Attorney General Knox at a top Atlantic City hotel ends in a draw with no bloodshed or broken bones. The piece suggests the legal battle between the Attorney General and trusts may amount to much ado about nothing.
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Knox
Atlantic City
N. J
New Upholstery Fabric For Wicker Furniture Described
A new fabric for wicker furniture upholstery is praised as first choice in linen taffeta with a dotted weave. It is offered in all colors, double width, at 75 cents a yard, with green the most admired shade between alive and sage, followed by red in suitable rooms. Surroundings and furnishings should be considered.
Grove's Black Root Liver Pills
Grove's Black Root Liver Pills claim an active principle from Black Root that acts on the liver as calomel with no griping or sickness. They promise cure for chronic constipation and are priced at 25 cents.
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Grove
Prica
A Colonial Room Color Harmony Suggested by Brooklyn Eagle
The piece advises using a creamy yellow wall to harmonize mahogany furniture with mustard yellow Oriental rug tones. Yellow brocade silk curtains, tasseled lambrequins, and straight backed chairs in yellow silk reinforce the colonial look. Old blue china and pewter or silver shelves complement the scheme with appropriate art.
Toaster For Gas Stove
A bread toaster designed for gas stoves uses a sheet steel base resembling an eight inch pan with a perforated funnel. A wire frame holds four bread pieces around the cone which sits over the flame and toasts as the cone glows cherry red.
Facts in the Case From Datitas Sem Wrekry News
The Datitas Sem Wrekry News asserts it presents the facts in the case, aiming to convey the truth and provide clear information to readers.
Special Edition Appeal for The News Readers
An advertisement touts SPECIALLY EDITED The News and rewards with TWO PAPERS YOU NEED The Leader and The Set Weekly News offering one year for $1.75 cash in advance The News stops after paid period and promises state and local coverage with timely delivery.
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Tully
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Cardus
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Turner
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