Roosevelt and the Negro in Brazil Debate Sparks U S Fury
A letter-writer denounces ex president Roosevelt for praising Brazil's treatment of Black people and intermarriage. The critic calls intermingling harmful, labels Roosevelt a monster, and urges him to stay in Brazil or Africa. The piece argues American law forbids interracial marriage and condemns such ideas at home.
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Roosevelt
Brazil
United States
Col
Outlook
Zilian
Ohio
Col. Roosevelt
Mexico
Africa
Vinci tonic promises strength for the aged and run-down
A Boston lawyer testifies Vinci cod liver and iron tonic rebuilt his 76 year old mother’s strength letting her walk farther and do more. The ad offers a money-back guarantee if it does not quickly build up the user and restore health. Also promoted Saxo Salve for eczema with guarantee and Mt. Sterling Kentucky pharmacist W S Lloyd.
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Vinci
Boston
W. S. Lloyd
Mt. Sterling
Deafness Cure Claim Promotes Constitutional Remedy
The Advocate for Printing notes deafness cannot be cured by local remedies, only constitutional treatment. It asserts most deafness stems from catarrh and inflamed Eustachian tubes, promising to pay one hundred dollars for any deafness case cured by its Catarrh Cure, with a hardware of general medicine plugs and pills mentioned.
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F.J Chumly, & CO
Teleco
Chia
Druggin
Hall
Ordan's Rocky Road: A Moralizing Verse on Public Opinion
A reflective piece portrays a man navigating life amid constant judgment and shifting standards. It argues that society labels him harshly whether poor or rich, liberal or religious, frugal or prodigal, ending with the question of why we care as life remains a string of blame.
Sloan's Liniment teases relief without rubbing effort
An old advertisement touts Sloan's liniment for rheumatic pain, promising relief with no rubbing. It claims the product soothes, warms, and reaches the sore spot, urging readers to buy a bottle for 25 or 50 cents at all drug stores.
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Sloan
Kentucky Farmers Move Tobacco as Winter Continues
Winter weather in Kentucky since February first limits outdoor work while farmers ship tobacco to market and improve homes and barns with renovations and upkeep.
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Kentucky
Notice to Contractors for Post Road Improvements
Sealed proposals will be received by the Montgomery and Bath County Fiscal Courts in Mt Sterling Kentucky for work on the Post Road between Mt Sterling and Sharpsburg. Montgomery county resurfacing about 7 miles with waterbound macadam Bath county grading draining and surfacing about 3 1 2 miles with waterbound macadam. Plans at Earl W Senff office. Bid deposits of 200 dollars required. Right to reject bids reserved.
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Montgomery and Bath County
Mt. Sterling
Kentucky
Montgomery and Bath Counties
Sharpsburg
Montgomery County
Bath County
Earl W. Senff
Montgomery Co
Bath Co
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Walter Vincent
Pleasant Hill
N. C
Cardus
Tonie
Roosevelt and
The
San Juan Hill
U. K
Champion Tobacco Grower
W. R. Tipton
Farmers Tobacco
MT. Sterling, KY
Vulcan
Vulcan Plow Co
Evansvit
Toa
Chenault & Orear
the Advocate For Printing
Henry Watterson
Louisville, KY
Louis
Crueey
Robert B. Jones
Ordan
Sloan’s Liniment
Rere
Neharans
Ford
Detroit
Paul Strother
Mt. Sterling Kentucky
Kentucky Utilities Co
Lexington
Hoffman
Florida
Southern Railway
Aiken Augusta
Charleston
Columbia
Savannah
Summerville
Asheville
Land
Sky
Wintec
Beartat
B. H. Todd
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