Texas Farmer Attacks Powerful Political Combine
The Texas Farmer denounces a broad Republican coalition formed in Fort Worth during the Republican convention last week. He claims the group seeks to defeat Democratic nominees through boodle and corruption, uniting white and Black operatives to manipulate votes and break the state’s political system.
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Texas
Ft.worth
Kearby
Republican Party
Waco
Indianapolis
East
Europe
George Clark
Barney Gibbs
Jerome Kearby
Stump Ashby
Harry Tracy
Bob Sledge
Bill Farmer
Cyclone Davis
Commonwealth
Texas Democracy
Alliance Exchange
Pat Calhoun
Bilious Crawford
Texas Republican Party
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Vitality Improvement
Advert says constant tiredness signals poor blood and touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as restoring rich red blood. Claims service from Hood's Pills to liver and bowels curing headaches and improving energy.
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Hood
Free Graham High School Scholarship Contest
Tae Leaver offers a free Graham High School scholarship to any student outside the Graham district who obtains the most yearly cash subscribers to Tae Graham Leaver. Rules require cash renewals or new subscribers, any territory, nontransferable within the Graham District, and submission before November 1. Send for catalogue.
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Tae Leaver
Graham
Tae Graham Leaver
Graham High School
Notable loves and old affairs tied to historic figures
The Washington Star recalls a former Calhoun sweetheart now at Louise home with keepsakes from an early engagement. It also notes a woman once engaged to Buchanan who shuns social prominence, and a Mashpee town claim of Indian descent among voters with a 96 year old Indian woman reported as oldest in New England.
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John C. Calhoun
Louise
James Buchanan
White House
Washington Star
Mashpee
Massachusetts
New England
N. Y. Sun
Birds show little sexual vocal difference in many species
The Chicago Chronicle notes that many birds such as ravens rooks New Zealand parson's birds and gulls share identical calories between male and female. A sharp ear may detect pitch differences while true songsters mainly have similar vocal organs, though males often sing more and longer than females.
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Chicago Chronicle
Climate zones of Abyssinia by M. Marcel
The low valleys of Abyssinia nurture dates indigo cotton and tropical plants with elephants lions giraffes zebras and gazelles. The intermediate zone resembles Sicily or Andalusia with good pasture for flocks and herds in the high region.
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Abyssinia
M. Marcel
Sicily
Andalusia
Spain
Chicago
Inherited Flaws and Hood's Blood Purifier Claim
A reflective essay argues that faults come from forebears yet individuals must purge taints from their blood. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the sole reliable blood purifier that cures acne sores and eruptions, neutralizes acid, alleviates rheumatism, strengthens digestion, nourishes nerves, and restores energy.
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Hood
Notable contrasts in marriage customs Japan and America
A Japanese diplomat and a visiting observer recount humorous anecdotes about gender roles. The diplomat notes a wife as head of the household in marriage to a foreign husband while American spouses are portrayed as followers. The Tokio hotel anecdote illustrates perceived differences in how wives and husbands navigate social spaces.
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Japan
United State
Tokio
Madame
N. Y. Triune
Constant Rainfall Zones Around Global Coasts Noted
A description cites the Sisters islands south of New Zealand and Terre de Fuego as areas of persistent rain. It mentions a world belt at four to nine degrees with ongoing precipitation, yet shows local variation where Fenama has a six month dry period and Colon nearby experiences heavy wet-season rains.
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New Zealand
Sisters
Seven Sisters
Terre de Fuego
Fenama
Colon
NX. Y
Money Brings Access to Reform Weekly
A playful ad lays out payment in Uncle Sam stamps or cash for a reform weekly, Nation's Xises. It touts 69,000 readers since 1895 and offers premiums for subscribing, including a pocket-book, a knife, a book on the Grand National Question, a watch charm, embroidery scissors, and a copy of Civilization Civilized. The pitch promises a week free for sharing with neighbors and prepayment of postage on subscriptions.
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Uncle Sam
Reform
Davis H Waite
Colorado
Abe Lincoln
Nick
Gert
Stephen Maybell
United States
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Bigham & Crain
Randolph
R. G. Graham Drug Store
Prigce Bros
Graham Texas
Ee. B. Norman
R. PF. Arnold
J. B. Norris
W. T. Stewart
Cashier
J. Ms. Norman
Ass’t. Cashier
Beckham National Bank
J. B. Robertson & CO
Sub-Treasury
East Side of Square
Grafaam
M. H. Chis
West Side Public Square
Shumaker Brothers
ENSOR
R. N. Price
Castoria
Indian Voters
Bird Oalls
Jane Af
Fac Simile Signature of
New York
John Wedder
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