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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1912

Page

5

Free Liver Remedy Ad Recounts Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin

An old newspaper ad touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, effective liver and digestion aid. It promises a free sample by mailing address to Dr W B Caldwell, 402 Caldwell Building Monticello Illinois, and reports endorsements from Mrs Frank Lilly and Mr L Bryant.

Dr. Caldwell Frank Lilly Plainview L. Bryant Sardis Tenn Dr. W. B. Caldwell Caldwell Building Monticello, II

Standard Oil and the Standard of Virtue

A critical examination of Theodore Roosevelt and campaign funding, asserting Standard Oil paid $125,000 to support his 1904 bid and exploring implied moral alibis, political favors, and the link between corporate money and the White House era. The piece references Archbold, Harriman, Bliss, and Cortelyou, noting alleged attempts to influence Roosevelt’s stance toward Standard Oil and questioning accountability.

Archbold Standard Oil Company Cornelius N. Bliss Republican National Committee Penrose Theodore Roosevelt Bliss Roosevelt Mr. Archbold Edward H. Harriman Sidney Webster Harritt New York Depew New York State Cortelyou Harriman Standard Oil White House Mr. Harriman

Roosevelt's conduct questioned over trust in public decency

The New York Sun harshly critiques Theodore Roosevelt for relying on an ideal of honesty and decency, citing Cornelius Bliss as an exemplar of scrupulous honor while arguing that Roosevelt's reputation has waned. The piece contends Roosevelt should be presumed innocent but that the preponderance of evidence suggests otherwise.

Cornelius N. Bliss Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt New York Sun

Democrats Kept Faith Says Clark in Maine Campaign

Rockland Mo August 29 Speaker Champ Clark opened the Maine campaign with a tariff focused address arguing that five parties seek the presidency and urging platforms to be honest pledges carried out after elections. He claimed Democrats kept faith by pursuing tariff reductions and pointed to past promises, vetoes, and the political balance in Congress.

Rockland Champ Clark Maine Cannon Wilson President Taft Roosevelt Col. Roosevelt House of Representatives Uncle Sam House Senate New Mexico Arizona Taft

Notice to Socialists Meeting at Mine Worker's Hall

Those interested in the Socialist movement please meet at the Mine Worker's hall at Main and Main streets Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Everybody invited.

Mine Worker’s Hall Mth Main Streets

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wall Street Enogh Platt Quay Mark Hanna John D. Archbold Mr. Bliss Washington National Committee New York State Committee United States Paris Clark John J. Price McFadin J. C. Young, JR Frank Kriehn 18Th Taylor N. W. Potter South Street Corder Wiley Higginsville Geo. Amer Albert Amer Lexington A. Egle Franklin Missouri Ruebel J.L. Peak John C. Young, JR Enkiin St Plattenburg Coal Company George M. Vaughan J. E. Tucker Gelzer Bell & Greer DR. Phelan Marshall, Mo
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