Platforma Dramatic Map of 1912 Democratic Trade Views
Historical text mocks Democratic claims on tariffs and labor, arguing the Republican shield protects American workers. It cites eight hour laws, injunctions, and tariff policy as pivotal to prosperity, noting dislocations before and during European tensions and the push for a substantial tariff to shield industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroateat
Onda
Rapwollenn
United States
de Chaim
Patat
Bux
Cups of Industry
Part Uno
War era propaganda and mixed economic woes in turbulent times
Fragmented OCR text describes wartime prosperity fading as European displacement and trade tensions bite American markets. It mentions submarine threats, potential blockades, and political debate over Wilson era policy, labor protections, and party loyalties amid a flagging economy and high living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Perte
Perky Hinger
Econ
Comen
Yhomoro
Carman
Democratic Party
Adau
Schweklog
Europa
Darken Your Gray Hair With Sage and Sulphur Compound
An old style hair dye advertisement promotes Sage and Sulphur Compound for restoring natural hair color. It claims a glossy, youthful look with simple at home application using a brush or sponge and warns it does not treat disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyneth
A. W. Morgan
Dyspepsia of Women and a Success Story
Many women suffer dyspepsia unrelieved by ordinary treatment. A female-targeted remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, allegedly helped Mrs. Nellie Williams of New Albany Indiana who suffered back pains, bloating, breathlessness, weakness and pale skin before using the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Wiliams
Wout Dd Street
New Albany
Ind
Mind Ferguson at Lorimer Factory Betrayal Unfolds
In a tense scene from The Evening Story, Miss Ferguson, trusted secretary to Lorimer, schemes to uncover a betrayal tied to Lorimer’s patent copies and rising profits. The plot thickens as she manipulates evidence and confronts Lorimer, warning of consequences for treachery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mison
Winon
Lorimer
Yan
Saudera
Sanders
Seecrar Suury
Mids Ferguson Lovmor
Bent
Lorimor
Miss Ferguson
Ellsworth
Adams
Koni
Docuay
Mian Thorguson
Vorimer
Jatt
Miss Tergunon
Sandere
Ferguson
Milas Ferguton
Dad
Mias Perguson
Nad
Lorimer and Ferguson Confront Hidden Motives in Affair
Lorimer traps Miss Ferguson with questions about payments and motives. Adams’s daughter’s poverty vow, a plan to uncover deception, and a scheme with Bilaworch unfold as Lorimer vows payback and secrecy while a covert alliance forms to control who betrays whom.
Bay Scent Food Promises Safe Constipation Relief
An old advertisement extols Bay Scent Food as a natural aid for infants and adults suffering chronic constipation and irregular bowels. It claims the product aids bowel function without medicines, suggests serving with sugar and milk, and cites a Buffalo grocer’s testimonial praising its benefits for families, including women and children. It advocates consulting a family physician and provides supplier details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay
Lala
Local Social notes and mishmash from Muscatine area
Fragments describe community events with visiting relatives and a church meeting. Mentioned are Miss Archabald and Mr Naftzar visiting in AUsing NL, a doged incident with roller skates causing a minor injury, and Mrs Math Wright entertaining. Also notes of St Josaph Aid society and a chicken dinner, plus an advertisement for beauty products and a drug store offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Butler
Nichols
Pave Oy
Marvin
May
Mra
Wm Mor
Han Sehre
Archibald
Ohio
Nik
David Nirta
Naftzxar
Ausing
Noah Nafeaar
Famely
Nieftagar
Math Wright
Mee Cotrol
Nehras Jin
Bt. Josaph Aid Society
Frank McGrawlal
Mra McGavigh
Samal Chesebraugh
Waterloo
West Liberty Social Notes From October Readers
West Liberty reports on local visits and gatherings with Fort Dedka and Der Monica families visiting Mon, and Mysi 1. 0, Watters arriving from Sunday. Residents attended a Charivarl at a neighbor’s home with about forty people. Dr. and Cheanbrouh visited Whjerloo for the Grand Chapter meeting. Marshalltown residents traveled for family visits to Oklahoma and Protection. Several locals headed to Chicago for several days. Numerous trips and family movements are noted among the townsfolk including funeral attendance and church social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Sadie Watuera
Fort Dedka
Louvedtow
John
der Monica
Mon
Mysi
Watters
Funnditys
Stevena Ane Driugilar
Marongs
George
Thair
Charles
R.A. M. Md
Moora Wan
Marshalltown
Pe Mountain
Hetr Wth
Barwidh
Oklahoma
Wansus
Qivs
Willet Whitacre
Chicago
C. W. Morris
Andrew Endrickson
Anon Hendrickson
Stetaw
Mack ‘Stevone
Town City
Stevens
Wita
Irwitt Atkins
Calougo
Thuraddy
Tranh
Plonkire
Mra
Ivan Noland
Rome
Gout Derland
Cuma Co
Mr. Noland
Ili
Parry Horman
Ocleydan
B. Normal
Odd Fellows
Local social notes from Clifton and surrounding areas
A bustling Sunday to Monday round of visits and calls across Clifton and nearby towns. Residents including Mrs Franke Ixett Mrs Herman Sheriday Frank Shaum and A V Knuth spent time with family or friends at several homes. many outings marked by weekend gatherings and midweek calls among neighbors and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Clifton
Franke Ixett
Junctton
Henry Oakes
Herman Sheriday
Achim Gentzler
Frank Shaum
A. v. Knuthi
Grandin Shawn
Lone Tree
Med
Roy Buren
Sts. Hammond
Floyd Marston
Ataworln
Mrr
Mr Gee
Cahplel
Frinklin
Surntiya
Albert Maks
He Eforex
Shep. Thome Yon
Lewis Amer
Bieneho Ai Leata
Geo. Clie
Mull Bradley
Conrad Maller
Surusly
Misg Edi Pulr
Tayler Ridge
W. S. Hand
Dan Modeer
Aaron Keay
Slater
Maury
McCaw
Ottumwa
Alan
Jon Marlon
Jotaurley
Columbus City
Open Door To Conquests In Trade War
Frederick J. Haskin reports rising American interest in Russia trade opportunities amid wartime shifts. U.S. firms establish agencies and sample shipments, with banks exploring branches. Russian demand grows for ready-made clothes, farm tools, and machinery. American experts aid Siberian farming, while war constraints and German competition alter routes and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Lincar
Uch
Brent Dew
South America
Nemaly
Ritratn
Biol Noas
Russia
New York
Chicago
Sin
Herata
Germany
Rusaia
Aga Mide Dloamman
Twaia
Japan
Rugalun
Archangel
Vladivortok
Fern Porta
Ageurien
Sociatien 2
Enormeun
Engle
Maxigh
Rosai
Siberia
Aly
United States
Heve Aso
Rmnatan Zomxtros
State Department
Oy Vulent
Constantinople
Ruwaja
Period Furniture Tales Mention Tawney Appie and Maury Davenport
A readable fragment notes Tawney Appie and Maury Davenport connected to period furniture. It references a man who worked in front of the bank and navy parks behind the courthouse, indicating local personages and a nearby setting without full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawney Appie Has & New Maury Ao
John Davenport
Bank Navy Parks
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Bell-Ans
Journal BY Journal Muinling CU
City and Gonnty
Buphisentatavor
Chicano—Cone
Granten & Wools Man Advertising
Luiding
Cone
Loranton& Woolman
Arunawick Mui
Annie Ity
Lorantyn Woodman
Gumbel Building
Detroit
Corn
Lorensyta Weoupaht
Free Cranm Jiuildinge
Atlanta
Loranton & Woollman
Opernyor
Mabie
Paning
Bolng
Xerlin
Campalan
Withon
Amurly
Republican Party
Tonny
Democratia
Mondlay
Iowa
Meredith
Chuortag
New York Stock Exchange
Mise Ferguson
Eliaworth
Buslnory
Lori
Isiyworth
Pergusorry Wei
de Adams
Dee
Mildworth
Bilaworch
Kali
Lerkner
Central
la Tub
Tnxworth
Nuc
Hiteworth
Minworth
Bilaworks
Amlas
Dady
Mackie
Wright and Fond Y
Mont Corral Fonda
Mont Grocers
Angla Land
Phyxician
Tleaderson
West Liberty
W. H. Peeke
Cedar'st.n
Chinfon
Phystelana
Supreme Court
Consredmnen
Nurasex
Mayr
Cheriat
Henderson, Drug Co
Bel
Sth
Ave
Broadway
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