Free Raw Materials Debate Draws in Bryan and Taft
In The Fort Worth Record editorial, Mr. Bryan’s Commoner is criticized for misrepresenting tariff needs. The piece argues the southern producer seeks equitable tariffs on raw materials, not general protection, and urges a revenue tariff shared across regions and classes. It labels free raw materials as mismatched with Democratic principles, advocating unified tariff reform.
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New England
Precisley
Bailey
Taft
Mr. Bryan
Fort Worth
Halls Catarrh Cure Promoted By Toledo Firm
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as a constitutional remedy for catarrh claimed to affect the whole body. The pitch offers medication in 10 drops to a teaspoon doses, a $100 promise, and asks readers to send for circulars. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills and Emperor's Blend Tea from W A Walker.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Hail
Reily Praised for Faithful Sunday School Work
A Louisiana Sunday School Association treasurer William B. Reily is lauded in a Springfield Missouri editorial for applying business discipline to religious work. The piece notes his dedication to Luzianne coffee branding and his drive in promoting Sunday school initiatives and the Reily Taylor Company.
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Springfield
Daily Republic
W. B. Reily
Louisiana Sunday School Association
Reily
Luzianne
William B. Reily
Reily-Taylor Company New
South
Middle West
Mr. Reily
Social Department Notes and Local Travels
Continued from page 2, the social page lists many local residents including McCarthy Laula May Newhall Mary and Janie O Kelly along with numerous others. It notes evening refreshments and reports several family moves and trips to Colorado Springs Seattle Giltsend and Greenwood and Shreveport for visits and returns.
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Floyd Parker
Mesdames Blackburn
Mary Parker
Foley's Kidney Remedy Backed For Urinary Ailments
All persons are recommended to take Foley's Kidney remedy for backache rheumatism and kidney and bladder trouble. It will quickly correct urinary irregularities which if neglected may develop into a serious illness. It will restore health and strength. Do not neglect signs of kidney or bladder trouble and risk Bright's disease or diabetes. D. H. Key.
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Foley
Bright
D. H. Key
Rev Vallery to Speak at City School Auditorium Tonight
Rev Vallery, an ordained Methodist Protestant minister, will address rescue work at City School Auditorium tonight. The talk, interdenominational in scope, aims to appeal to a broad audience and the local managers would reflect city denominations if a move occurs.
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City School Auditorium
Vallery
City School
News-Star
Methodist Protestant Church
Mr. Vallery
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Quick Vitality Boost
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy strengthens kidneys to purify blood, ease exhaustion backache rheumatism and urinary irregularities, urging immediate use with D. H. Key listed.
Sensible Farmers Hit Peak Hay and Peanut Growth
Grand Cane August reports a busy week as hay is perfectly cured with no rain since the month’s start. Corn is in good condition and export buyers pursue surplus, but locals sell for domestic markets. Peanuts for hogs spread across parishes with large plantations, including a Gloster area 100 acre setup to fatten hogs by rotating plots.
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Gloster
Touching scene as marshal repossesses New York synagogue
City Marshal Lazarus arrived with an eviction warrant at 11 Suffolk Street where a poor Jewish congregation could not pay rent. A crowd of ragged children watched the old rabbi and his few belongings pulled from the room as the marshal offered a small gift to aid the struggling community and its youngsters.
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Suffolk Street
Roaring East Side
Lazarus
New York
Cincinnati Times-Star
Wrong System in Portugal
The United States consular reports describe Portugal as highly conservative with strict hereditary farming practices. Property is repeatedly divided among heirs, creating tiny plots and reducing output, while southern regions hold unused but expansive land. North-south disparities hinder emigration into larger holdings.
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Portugal
United States
Tagus
Nose Bleed First Aid: Cold Water and Pressure
For stubborn nosebleeds use an ice pack at the base of the skull, or pour cold water from a sponge onto the crown. Keep the head elevated and avoid lying down. Plug nostrils with cotton wetted in weak carbolic acid solution. Raise arms for five to ten minutes to stop bleeding if not severe.
Adirondack business man cited for cold hearted charity
In the Adirondacks a lazy man living off others faced neighbors scrambling to help his starving family. They bought a barrel of flour pork and wood but he hired neighbors who did not contribute and paid them with half the pork and half the flour. The anecdote appears in Lippincott's.
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Adirondacks
Prizk
Lippincott’s
Shingles From 1100 Year Old Tree Put On Sale
Buckley Washington lumber firm sent souvenir shingles cut from a tree 1100 years old. The tree bore 350 rings, indicating it was 350 years old at felling. A stump with 750 rings grew after and suggests the original tree thrived around A D 800, about 700 years before Columbus's voyage.
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Buckley, Wash
A. D
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