Roosevelt Career as Leader and Reformer
The article traces Theodore Roosevelt from New York reform efforts and early public service to his rise as a national figure. It covers his role with the Rough Riders in Cuba, his presidencies, and his influence on Republican and Progressive politics, including peace efforts, the Panama Canal, Nobel Prize, and later literary and exploratory pursuits. It notes attacks, wounds, and a lasting impact on U.S. policy and leadership.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
Leonard Wood
France
Rough Riders
Wood
Teddy
Cuba
Santiago
Theodore Rosevelt
New York
Sing
Republican Party
van Wyck
Rosevelt
Sémblyzaan
Philadelphia
New York State
William’ McKinley
Ublican
Portsmouth
Russia
Japan
Venezulea
Panama
Pennsylvania
United States
Edward VII
England
William Howard Taft
Taft
White House
Old Guard
Progres+sive
Progressive Party
Ty Woodrow Wilson
Milawaukee
Sahai
Chicago
Contractor Tells of Improvement and Weight Gain
Portland painter C F Bainbridge credits Tanlac with restoring appetite, gaining twenty pounds, and ending rheumatism and headaches after months of weakness. He says one friend’s success prompted him to try Tanlac, and after four bottles reports renewed strength, digestion relief, and steady sleep, with his wife also improving. Local sellers City Drug Store and Round Carnet Drug Co. advertise Tanlac.
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Bainbridge
C.F. Bainbridge
East 11Th Street
Portland
Taniac
Lawrence
Round Carnet Drug Co
Eudora
H.A
Adv
Roosevelt Life and Public Feats Highlight 1910s Biography
Roosevelt's long public life included boxing at the White House and legal actions defending his private conduct. He championed preparedness in WWI era politics, urged youth military training, and influenced party strategy in 1912 and 1916 while shaping national discourse on war and reform.
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Roosevelt
White House
Michigan
William Barnes
Albany
N.Y
New York State
Barnes
Sy Jeuse
Rosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Progressive Party
Charles Evans Hughes
Choies
Mrethes
Mr. Wilkin
America
War Department
France
Cuba
Favorite Prescription Promises Help for Backache
An old medical ad praises Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription as the cure for female backache and related symptoms. It claims a natural, alcohol-free formula made from roots and herbs. The piece urges readers to send 10 cents for a trial package and mentions clinical letters of gratitude from women helped by the remedy.
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Pierce
Pisree
Buffalo
Cannot Collect Pines Wichita Kan. January 4 warning on wardens powers
Wichita Kan January 4 The county attorney warns game wardens have no right to collect fines and costs from hunters arrested by them A former police officer alleged he was treated this way prompting the county attorney to respond The warden claimed such authority was granted by a ship justice of the penal system.
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Wichita
Kan
Pene Avida Cies
Tonganorie Misses and Family News Update
Misses and relatives from Tonganorie are mentioned visiting relatives in the area. Mrs Walter Ratliff of Oskaloosa visits her parents with her daughters, Kimberling. News notes include travel misfortune, dental fraternity meeting in Kansas City, and distant correspondence from Jennings Dessery near Bordeaux, France.
Miscellany of Local Social Notes and Movements
Miss Laverne Jones will finish the school term at Bleakley school Six Corners she began last Monday. Miss Maug Campbell attends business college in Kansas City visited the Misses Kidd during Christmas. Norman Brice visiting his brother Jamnes and sister Harriet Linck spent Christmas week in Cincinnati Ohio. Miss Clara Brinkman of Tulsi was a guest of Henry Toburco during the holidays. Chas McFee of Kaigas City spent the holidays. Thuby Warner returned to News City to attend business college. Freeman visiting his mother Ethel Freeman in Tapeka. Joe and Mary Medewski left for Kansas City Friday to attend a New Year. Mr. and Mrs George Urrwell guests in Tamaqua for class of the high school. Rev Glaze announces Stewardship gospel campaign starting next Sunday as part of the teachers’ Work program. Announcement of tie mer ri of Thelma pestis at ferment Nigt school pepit in Belleflower Mo. Mr and Mrs L B Harrison go to Parsons Kansas to live after selling property in Lawrence.
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Laverne Jones
Bleakley School
Six Corners
Maug Campbell
Business College
Kansas City
Misses' Kidd
Norman Brice
Jamnes
Harriet Linck
Huccinnati
Ohio
Clara Brinkman
Tulsi
Henry
Toburco
Chas. McFee
Kaigas Citt
Yins
Thuby- Warner
Ik News City
Davis
Will
Willeave
cAmarie Seine
Tine
Bebe
Freeman
Hay
Mra
Ethel Frevimin
Tapeka Tor
Shimes Farrell
Baywrener
State Bank
Joe and
Mary Medewski
Kin
John Ig
Sedan
Kan
George Urrrell
Tne | O
Threvel- Pra
Witte
Glaze
Tetteners
Everson
Tie Merri
Thelma AL Pestis
Ferment
Pepit
Belleflower
Lex Harries
Ff Byllie
Myr
Cave
M. Vertingh
Castoria Advertisement and Social Snippets
A dated community note lists Castoria for infants and children with its longtime signature. The text then shifts to scattered social updates about Charley Cooper and Mrs. Pratt, visits to relatives, a sick grandmother, and various errands and local errands.
Nervous Woman Recovers After Treatment
A letter from Mrs. Alice Heller of Christopher Illinois touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the cure for her long standing nerv ous weakness. The notice also mentions subscription renewals and a governor installation in Idaho with state officials taking office in Boise today.
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Christopher
Pinkham
Alice Heller
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia P. Pinkham
D. W. Davis
Idaho
Boise
Mother’s Advice Promotes Cascarets for Children
A mother endorses Cascarets as a safe remedy for sick or constipated children. The ad claims quick relief from coated tongues, pale mouths, and sour stomachs, noting the candy-like tablets are liked by kids and sold by local druggists for about ten cents per box with age guidance starting at one year.
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Oers
George Dahnsen
Pent
Wester Evans
M. Drew
Kansas
Mr and Mirs
M.D. Bagwell
Mary Bagwell
Tongenelle
Jennings Dessery
Bordeau
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Charley
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