Advertising and Newspaper Reshuffles Across States
The notice outlines advertising rates for business cards local ads and obituary lines, with marriage and death notices free. It reports changes at the Sioux Falls Press with Bowen selling part interest to a Iowa man and promising a nonpartisan approach. It notes a newspaper boom with several new papers starting and Geneveve Tanner joining the Commonwealth at Artesian.
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Aswell
Sioux Falls
Bowen
Anyowa
Brer
Geneveve Tanner
Commonwealth
Artesian
Tillman Calls for White Supremacy in South
The speaker warns that white supremacy could be enforced even by killing Black people. The address in LaCrosse is cited as evidence that Tillman’s stance weakens his case and threatens black residents and national interests.
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Tillman
LaCrosse
South
Absrdeen News Urges Crawford to Withdraw From Senate Race
The Aberdeen News argues Doe I Crawford should pull out of the senatorial race to strengthen the Republican Party. It asserts there is no chance of his election yet acknowledges his right to stay in the race and calls for courtesy.
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Absrdeen
Doe I. Crawford
Republican Party
Crawford
Kit
Democratic vote decline tied to party platform failures
The Chicago Chronicle argues that Democratic setbacks stem from lacking a national policy and the influence of the Chicago and Kansas City platforms. It says there is no organized opposition to Republican policies, and fusion has eroded Democratic leadership, requiring time to regain political strength.
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Chicago Chronicle
Dem
Chicago
Kansas City
Democratic Party
Yankton
Gazette
Vermillion vs Mitchell football clash sparks state debate
The Vermillion Republican voices strong unease over football stances against Mitchell and its institution. It accuses Vermillion of uncharitable remarks while defending honesty and fairness. It predicts a time when Vermillion may change its stance on denominational schools and state supremacy in athletics.
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Vermillion Republican
Vermillion Institution
Mitchell
Vermillion
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Strength for Mothers
Advertisement claiming Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription makes weak women strong and sick women well. It cites thirty years of practice, a large patient base, and offers free private letters to consult. Includes testimonial from Adolph Blumer and mention of Foley's Honey and Tar as a cough remedy.
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Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo, N. Y
Rocky Mountain Tea Advert by Madison Medicine Co
A Madison Medicine Co advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a superior remedy. The copy notes a price of 35 cents and credits S. H. Scallin as the promoter.
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Madison Medicine Co
S. H. Scallin
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup and Foley’s Honey and Tar
An old remedy advertisement touts Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a fifty year trusted child teething cure praised for pain relief gums and diarrhoea with a 25 cent price. It also promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a pneumonia preventative urged by S H Scallin with a warning about delaying treatment.
Presenting Gifts December Ladies Home Journal Advice
The article advises etiquette for giving gifts, stressing thoughtfulness over cost. It urges modest presentation, personal messages on cards, and timely delivery to avoid seeming like an afterthought.
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Ladies Home Journal
Indignation Over Brute Who Let Woman Stand In Car
A New York Sun excerpt recounts a man of affairs forcing a woman to stand in a car as several passengers cling to straps. The wife questions his conduct at dinner, calling such men brutes and urging restraint to avoid a doctor’s bill.
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New York Sun
A Musical Diversion
A brief, humorous domestic exchange from the Atlanta Constitution shows a family chore scene with cows, a shoat, and garden work leading to a plan to play for grandaddy. The dialogue captures rural life and a lighthearted family moment.
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Baye
Atlanta Constitution
Lurid Orator Charms Crowd Then Pauses For Fans
A Brooklyn Life snippet describes a rhetor in full swing on the topic of Hades. He captivates his audience as he delivers, but must pause while ushers hand out fans to the crowd. The vivid scene captures the preacher’s dramatic delivery.
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Hades
Brooklyn Life
Sand Bow over Great Salt Lake Aerial Rainbow Seen
Professor James B. Talmage of the University of Utah witnessed a sand rainbow over part of the Great Salt Lake. The bow was unusually wide with a brilliant color arc and a visible secondary bow caused by sun on calcareous sand spherules rather than raindrops.
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Great Salt Lake
James B. Talmage
University of Utah
Talmage
Free import duty on bicycles in England from Europe
The article notes England alone among European nations allows bicycles to be imported without duty. It also covers trends in trade, labor, and industry across the United States and abroad, including agriculture, immigration, and emerging technologies.
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England
California
Atlantic States
South Carolina
Massachusetts
Georgia
Paris
United States
Charleston Exposition
Estee
Hawaiian Islands
M. Jules Moniivaux
Chicago
EB. B. Ward
Detroit
Argentine Republic
America
Ramsay
Buffington
T. C. Martin
City of
New York
Uruguay
Siam
Great Britain
E. A. Suverkrop
Philadelphia
South America
Europe
Austria
Vienna
North Carolina
China
Trent
Neuse
Newbern
N. C
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the Mitchell Printing CO
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Omaha
Adolph Blumer
Grand Mound
Foley
H Scallin
Mr. Newed
Blank Avenue
Mrs. Newed
Lindra
D. T. Gilman
Presid
J.S. Daniels
Vice Pressd
O. L. Branson
Jen
J. Welch
Ashier
D. T. Gruman
J.D. Newcomb
C. M. Swan, T
Duncan HK
Kratzz
Branson
South Dakota
Bidwell Land & Loan CO
John Colvin
Turkey
Republican