Mass fundraising appeal for Bryan Kern campaign 1908
Norman E Mack and committee urge readers to fund the Bryan Kern Democratic campaign directly from the people. The appeal insists on no tainted money, calls for nationwide participation, and warns against trusts bearing gifts while promising clear certificates for contributors. Dated Chicago August 15, 1908.
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National Committee
Bryan and Kern
Witty Observations on Men Women and Money
A collection of quips on behavior and social roles touching mist and rain, bars, shaving, wives, cordiality, clowns, peerage, sweethearts, necklines, back-scratching, and spending with others’ money.
Restaurant Sold in Marion County Transfer Ends Mrs Crabtree Era
Mrs Moessner Crabtree sold her restaurant to William Corder of Marion County and he has taken possession. Crabtree will be missed in business circles while Corder is welcomed.
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Moessner
William Crabtree
William Corder
Marion County
Temperance Notes and Local News From the Era
Courtesy column from the Dem ocrat outlines W C T U efforts Missouri convention dates October 13 to 16 and temperance victories in Nebraska editorials against liquor advertising, plus a recap of local sports at Christian's Park with Queen of the Prairies clubs, and a visit from Mrs A Hunt of San Bernardino to Mrs A Jaeger Jr. in Shelbina.
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Oklahoma City
Temperance
Nebraska
Nebraska State Journal
The
Evening News
Temperance Advocates
Queen of the Prairies
Christian's Park
Shelbina
A. F. Hunt
San Banardino, Cal
A. Jaeger Jr
Mi o na tonic promises quick relief for dyspepsia
An advertisement extols Mi o na as a stomach tonic that claims to cure dyspepsia within twenty four hours and relieve related ailments. It includes a testimonial from Herbert H. Taylor of New York City and notes the product costs 50 cents at L M Wood. It describes broader claims about stomach health and constipation after treatment.
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L.M. Wood
Monroe City Democrat
New York
Herbert H. Taylor
West 143 Street
New York City
L. M. Wood
Mrs M E Stewart and Daughter Visit St Louis
Mrs M E Stewart and her daughter Miss Myrtle traveled to St Louis for a brief trip. They planned to visit relatives and attend a local event while away from home.
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M. E. Stewart
Myrtle
St. Louis
Better Clothing Better Clothing
Clothing ad touts quality over price, urging buyers to choose garments with character and individuality. It claims every piece uses superior material, pattern, and finish and justifies a higher cost by lasting appeal and consistent patronage growth.
Conway The Tailor Picture Advertisement
Conway The Tailor offers a 101-2x14 picture available to every subscriber who paid one year in advance. It can also be purchased at 25c each. Special price offered to committees for campaign purposes. The image is a page from The Commoner.
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Mr. Bryan
White House
Bryan
Kern
Be What You Are Be Passion's Slave and Heart Whole
A compact verse urging full devotion to one’s nature and feelings. The speaker advises living with complete commitment rather than in fragments, quoting Henrik Thien to press the idea that time slips away.
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Henrik Thien
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