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Newspaper
Hartford Republican
Location
Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1920
Page
3
Washington, July 21 The article extols Warren G Harding of Ohio as the suitable Republican standard bearer. It highlights his long career, labor ties, and consistent advocacy for progressive reforms. It lauds his patriotism, practical leadership, and readiness to unite the party to restore order and progress.
An Ohio County Drug Co promotion touts Bal lard’s Snow Liniment to treat wounds cuts burns sores and blisters with claims of wonderful healing power. The ad cites prices of 500 and 1.00 per bottle and notes availability through the local drug firm.
Analysis praises Warren G. Harding of Ohio as the Republican presidential candidate. It traces his rise from poor beginnings to self education through various jobs, noting his work ethic, self-made status, and appeal to working classes while leading the Marion Daily Star. The piece frames him as a typical American success story with strong sympathy for labor.
Berlin reports Kaiser's youngest sister Princess Margaret of Prussia has three of her sons taking humble jobs to learn trades. One works as a farm laborer from dawn to dusk, another as an engineer in shop work while studying architecture, and the fourth serves in a mining department official role.
Representative Tincher accuses Secretary Baker of steering 100000 tons of government nitrate to the fertilizer trust for a 4 million dollar gift to profiteers. He cites a 80 dollar per ton price, a backdated loan, and alleged government violation of law to benefit the trust, urging Justice Department action.
A historic notice promotes keeping bowels active to prevent disease. It touts Totular Herbine as removing accumulations and restoring system health, priced at 6 cents, sold by Ohio County Drug Co.
Fifty manufacturers and dealers face U S Department of Agriculture action as 51 misbranded or adulterated items are found, from corned beef to eye salve and canned salmon. the notice highlights extensive government enforcement and health protection efforts, plus unrelated highway figures and a patent medicine advertisement for Herbine.
A Dupuyer Montana hotel man, F. H. Dea, recounts four years ago using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy with wonderful results and says he has since recommended it to friends, noting the well known merits.
The Bureau of Public Roads reports that 7,005,446 motor vehicles of all types were registered in the United States in 1910, a 24 percent increase from 1909. The data imply growing motor use nationwide and evolving road needs.
London reports the Agricultural Department plans an international tractor show in 1921 for India. British and American makers are invited to participate as India, still largely ox driven, has seen limited tractor use amid challenging weather during a February demonstration.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss price increases and a referenced periodical Marper's Weekly. Readers may infer a consumer pricing note or advertisement fragment with unclear context. The readable nouns suggest a gossip or opinion column fragment about costs and discussions.
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