Harding Manes Plea for Cooperation at Republican National
Senator Warren G. Harding, temporary chairman at the Chicago Republican National Convention, urged harmony over recrimination, calling for unity to rebuild the party. He criticized the Democratic administration's foreign policy, naval and army plans, shipping bills, and Philippine independence moves, urging preparedness and a consistent American foreign policy.
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Chicago
Ill
United States
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Harding
Ieperrion
America
Europe
Mexico
Almerie
Great Britain
France
Liberty
Len Hardiny
Lydia Pinkham Medicine Cited By Clarksbury Woman
A Clarksbury West Virginia woman writes of years of illness cured by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and praises its effects on her health and fertility. The letter urges others to seek confidential advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Lytia E. Finkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Symptoms and politics mix in a sweeping 19th century piece
The article blends medical musings on kidney pain and rheumatism with a political rant by Senator Marding attacking Democratic policies and imperialism. It also includes assorted ads and short editorials about domestic prosperity, Americanism, and miscellaneous tips on health and household topics.
Sleep Restored After Foley Kidney Pills Says Patient
Gainesville Georgia resident H T Strange reports a decade of insomnia eased after using Foley Kidney Pills. He cites immediate relief and claims to sleep through the night after a single bottle, saying he is now completely cured.
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H. T
Foley
Gainesville
H.T. Strange
Nameless Georgia Town Rejoices Over Post Office Name
A Georgia town pleads with officials after a list of several hundred proposed names failed to satisfy post office authorities. Residents celebrate the puzzling result though the designation remains unnamed and ambiguous.
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Georgia
Roosevelt Named Man of the Hour by Progressive Rally
Robins of Chicago urges the nomination of Theodore Roosevelt as the national Progressive candidate. He frames preparedness as essential, calls for social and economic security, and insists Roosevelt is the leader to unite parties and defend American interests at home and abroad.
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Raymon
Robins
Roosevelt
Chicago
Raymond Robins
Dialrmian
Theodore Roosevelt
Robbs
Europe
America
Supreme
T Gen
Jeng
Republican Party
Ars
Sample Free by Mail With 32-p. Skin Book
Advertisement offers a 32 page skin book by mail with a postcard request. Text suggests broad distribution and a postal delivery option for buyers and readers.
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Cutieura
Dept
Boos Fog
Community News Recounts Social and Club Activities
Miss Bertha Schellack spent several days in Leavenworth attending St Paul Evangelical Convention. About thirty five friends of Mr and Mrs Albert Grosdidier visited them. the gathering featured games and a served dinner. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs Von Gunten and welcomed four new members.
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Bertha Schellack
Leavenworth
St.Paul’s
Albert Grosdidier Biraan
Nplbese
George
Edward Fable
Myrtle
Fred
Oy Russell
Charles
Marie Ott
Clara
Ging
Ging | Neustifter, Adelia and Fred: Ziesenis
Clifton Allen
Hebert Freese
George Ott
Mary
Alma
Charlie
William Aver
Cara
Albert Hadl
Uis Kennedy
Alfred
Rad
Meidhey
Tom Harbour
Beri
von; Gunten
Schatt
Mrabie
Siyebi
Schattstail
Herbert Dissinger
West Ce
Ueonard
Eudora
Will Shirck
Matie Ott
Dry
Russell
Mabel
Yace
Jessie Anderson
Bert Dougherty
George Dougherty
E. Allen
Conner
Donald
Grane
Alma Shearer
Willie Shearer
Grosdidier
Eiheer
Marie Grosdidier
Irs
Clarence Crate
Wet Conner
Sundauy
Sunday socials and church attendance noted in Ren home area
Community news reports visitors calling on Sunday including Varnum of Lawrence and Gerstenberger, plus Shirek and Forsythe families. Admires a large Sunday school turnout with Rev. and 80 plus in Bible class, plans a picnic, and notes a Republican meeting set for Clinton June 0th 2.4 pm. Local activities mention housecleaning, berry picking, and roadside labor among residents.
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Sterhouse
Sindy
Janes
and Varnum
Lawrence
Fred
Gerstenberger
Ten
Larence
Albert Groscich
Raw Valley
Forsythe
Will Shirek
Sindz
Fairview Church
Duncan Dren
Kaw Vailley Spert
James Tune
John Shirek
Monilay
Woman's Mission in Excelsior Reports Rainy Day Events
The Women’s Mission in Excelsior described a rainy afternoon gathering with members responding to a call. Flora Helin Sophia Heim led the group in the final chapter study of Home in Action. The Y A held a semi annual election with Fred Heim as host, serving strawberries and cookies to a good crowd.
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Ford
Helin
Sophia Heim
Tudy
Fey
Bazhle
Y. A
Fred. Heim
Eiday
Yefr Coummitte
Isya
Alva Rockhold
Kanwaka
Aman Thes
Love at First Sight Causes Quick Recovery in Men
An article discusses male susceptibility to love at first sight and notes a man recovers rapidly from Cupid's arrow. It claims he can be back to normal within an hour and remains deeply affected by the magnetic attraction.
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Miguel
Cupid
Bedroom wall protection using picture molding baseboard strip
A visitor notes a home method to protect walls from bed movement. A strip of picture molding runs along the baseboard at each bed, painted to match woodwork, guiding casters to roll along the molding and avoid wallpaper damage.
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Washington Post
Cleaning Brass Procedure From Historical Note
To clean brass start by removing dirt with a stiff brush and warm water. Mix equal parts emery powder calcined magnesia and powdered bathbrick. Moisten a rag with paraffin dip into the powder and rub brass until bright. Finish with a clean duster and a drop of methylated spirits.
Nature Is Ruthless and the Cycle of Life and Death
Roosevelt discusses nature as ruthless, its uncontested reign, and how life on lower levels pulses briefly before most beings are swallowed by death, only to fade back into shadow in a vast cycle.
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Mexico
International
America
Europe
Celeus
Mighey
Heave Amt
Tor Chow
Atis
Nature
Theodore Roosevelt
Scribner's Magazine
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Philippines
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Theta Shop
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Hiece
Joba
Bill
Chicago Tribune
Wily
Foley Sydney
Foley & Go
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Oberoi
P. Barber & Son
Lawrence, Kas
Hames Roosevelt
Wan OF the Hour
Ittec
Curieara
Herbertine Durkin
Auburn Ave
Ian
Belueview
Mee Ra
Ray
Tabel
Myrtie
Grace’ Russell
Duclause
Flora Hanra
Journal-World
Elmer Frvin
Elmer
Allen
Ida Coffin
Baldwin
Johnson
Cat
Schubert
Soy Laverné
Roy Combest
Paul Schubert
Cari
Maxwell
George Oct
E. Forsythe
Fani
Coffin
Ven Genten
Gasic
Russell, Hone
Elmer Allen
Em Ge Wlialey, Sr
Jes
Maeral
Papen
Esata
Fees
Ben In
Castoria
Bears
Certaur Company
New York
Cory Bf
Clinton
Board of Township
Canmittac
Ernest Braba
Turetaker
Charsley Pippert
Rockhold
Union
Brubaker
Baldwin Visis Stafford
Ed Ryland
Hyland
Ted
Tom Gilliland
Swimley
Excelsior
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