Youth's Companion offers 1917 serials and McCall's deal
The Youth's Companion promises 12 serials and 250 stories in 1917 for $2.00, with a two‑magazine offer including McCall's 1917 issues for $2.10. New subscribers receive Forecast details on request and can order a combined package via St Paul Boston address.
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What Makes the Difference in Straw Votes and Health
A Chicago Daily News excerpt argues how knowing where to take a straw vote brings comfort and urges readers to make the most of prosperity. The ad promotes Foley Kidney Pills claiming health benefits for kidney and urinary issues, back pain, joints, and rheumatic discomfort, claiming value “a hundred times over.”
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Head Off that Winter Cough with Dr Bell Pine Tar
An old advertisement urges taking Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey at the first sore throat or chest tightness to relieve congestion loosen phlegm and break up a cold. It touts pineforest aroma soothing honey and glycerine as antiseptic and pleasant to take.
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Tariff Commission under Democrats offers little help
The piece argues a tariff commission cannot legislate or change tariff laws and will likely operate on a revenue or free trade basis under a Democratic Congress. It contends only a protective tariff can aid American prosperity and predicts Democratic control will prevent real protection. It critiques the antidumping act and notes past Republican endorsement of tariff commissions.
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No More Backache For Her Mrs Gaskill Endorses Foley’s Pills
Mrs J M Gaskill of Etna Green Indiana reports severe back ache and sharp pains. She credits Foley’s Kidney Pills with relief and praises their safety for kidney and bladder trouble. Sold everywhere.
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Autumn Fashion Fades in Dye Shortage Gloom
Fifth Avenue report notes dye shortages curb color this autumn yet ensembles remain vibrant. Gray and beige prevail with brown tones, purples and deep blues leading, furs and beaded girdles styling coats and dresses. Rain gear shines in iridescent rubbers and bright umbrellas amid optimistic color boosts.
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New York
Bunny
Oscillating support hints at Wilson Bryan vote split
The piece notes strong ovations for Wilson and Bryan campaigns yet warns ovations do not equal votes. It cites past moments when audiences roared for Bryan but chose differently at the ballot box, underscoring uncertainty in predicting election outcomes.
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Young Men Struggle With Harnessing Horse Power
A Minneapolis Journal observation notes that many young men reaching manhood in the past decade lack basic skills to harness and drive a horse. The piece highlights difficulty in attaching the horse to the buggy starting the animal and moving across the country with one horsepower.
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Known by Their Fruits
A mother explains to a boy that people identify trees by the bite of the fruit rather than the bark. This folk anecdote appears in the Philadelphia Ledger reflecting a simple, humorous insight into recognizing fruit trees.
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Philadelphia Ledger
What Won't They Say About His Only True Love
A Detroit Free Press line features a dramatic exchange about exclusive affection. The speaker recounts a man claiming the listener is the only girl he has ever loved and the only one he intended to love.
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Quotation Exchange Sparks Thought on Hope and Wealth
A sharp quote from the Boston Transcript contrasts mislaid belongings with the moral claim of ownership while noting that hope and joy constitute real riches and excessive fear or sorrow signals poverty of spirit.
Endorsed Illinois lawmaker seeks re election on record
The candidate praises a Legis lative Voters League endorsement and appeals for re election based on his record in the 49th General Assembly. He cites a death in Ohio that kept him from voting on several measures and pledges to answer inquiries while defending the district 34th and Illinois. He criticizes the State Canvassing Board for delaying his certificate and emphasizes honesty and platform fidelity.
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