Roosevelt Policies to Shape Taft Congress Agenda
An article outlines how the Sixtieth Congress will operate after the 1904 election with Taft succeeding Roosevelt. It notes expected debates on labor, Sherman law amendments, and tariff revision while highlighting key figures like Payne Clark Hitchcock and Burton as influential players in shaping early legislative direction.
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NE Sixtie
Congress
Othe
Taft
Roosevelt
Mir
White House
Washington
McKinles
Cleveland
Repubican
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
Hester A. Arthur
Garfield
Trutherford B. Hayes
House
Wars and Means Committee
Serene E. Payne
Mrr
Payne
Waslington
Champ Clark
Missouri
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Williams
Senate
Congresa
Cam Clark
Er Dence
Taft era House leadership and Taft weight loss humor
Washington dispatch notes shifting Congressional leadership amid Taft era talks. Mentions Uncle Joe Cannon of Hinots Crumpacker of Indiana and Edgar Dean Crumpacker as key figures. Includes Taft training in golf and comments on his horse, plus Moore of Pennsylvania as Atlantic Deeper Waterways head.
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Ohio
House of Representatives
Joe Cannon
Hinots
Trurton
Committee On
Taft
Washington
Edgar Dean Crurmpacker
Indiana
Cannon
Golf Heads
Imost
Su Saper
Quay
Pennsylvania
Congress
Haltimore
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
Representative Moore
Woodbury
No 13
Fifty-first Can Press
Swamp Root Crowned as Kidney Remedy in Ad Copy
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims heart and kidney disease can cause death and promises relief from urinary issues and frequent night urges. Sample bottles and a free book are offered by mail from Binghamton NY.
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Unis
Ima
Dr. Rilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Tven
Mother Gray
le Roy
Humor and Philosophy by Duncan M Smith
A poem exploring the hardships of everyday living. The speaker muses on finding shelter food and security while balancing debts rent and family needs. The verse laments the blues of striving with limited time and scarce opportunities and the ongoing effort to maintain dignity amid struggle.
The Gift
A reflective Christmas poem on joy and isolation. The speaker hears Christmas chimes and finds solace in the season’s divine gift, despite personal sorrow and being unseen by others. The verse notes the universal message of sacrifice and eternal love offered to all.
Father Warns Daughter About Uncle Bill's Night Out
A daughter asks to go out with Uncle Bill to see the town, but her father cautions that Uncle Bill is from prohibition territory and warns against the outing. The exchange hints at a tense family dynamic and underlying social tensions.
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Uncle Bill
Jokes Settle Over Wheel Tax and Fines
A humorous exchange features a man denying car ownership and joking about wheel taxes and fines. The dialogue turns on a boastful line about “getting what is coming to me” and a wry note about a person who rarely laughs at his own jokes.
PERT PARAGRAPHS ON SOCIAL WILES AND TALK OF POLITICS
The excerpt mocks social cunning and political talk. It notes charming strangers may need money and hints at people concealing motives. It jokes about opinions, brains, and faith while urging patience and restraint in discussions after the Luseball season and election.
Irish Point of View and Humorous Verse Snippet
A fragment from a humorous column includes verses about Christmas in Ireland with a snow motif and a name R. K. Munkitrick, followed by banter between two men about politeness and sunshine, then a sales pitch for Allen's Foot Ease with a free sample offer and address.
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Allen
le Roy
Law on trimming overhanging limbs upheld by neighbor disputes
The law upholds trimming overhangs from trees on a neighbor’s property but denies rights to remove or girdle trees. It notes frogs survive months in boxes without food after winter hiding, and discusses fall pruning risks to root systems. It describes Africa’s butter tree, Japan’s abundant rice crop, and quack grass as a pest, plus a dramatic jackrabbit drive in California. It closes with thoughts on farmers institutes and a herb cure for women’s ailments.
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County Farmers’ Institute
Institute
Farmers’ Institute
Foley's Honey and Tar Praised for Four Decades of Cures
O. D. Knoefel extols Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and long trouble claiming forty years of cures and urging people to avoid unknown preparations that may contain harmful drugs.
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Foley
O. D. Knoefel
Vanity's Vision in Green Coat Linings this Season
The period fashion notes highlight green coat linings gaining popularity while brown shades suit blondes. Cream satin linings are fading as fawn or tan hues are discouraged for certain complexions. Three cornered silk hats with quills appear on youthful wearers. coiffure and hair nets shape overall effect.
King Christian of Denmark Clamps Down on Cruel Teachers
A letter from four boys at Flak kebjerk school prompted King Christian to investigate a cruel teacher. The king halted class, treated the boys to chocolate, and later dismissed the teacher without pension, issuing a general warning against corporal punishment. In St Petersburg a girl spat blood from a injected orange, later found to contain saccharin and red dye.
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Christian
Denmark
Flakkebjerk School
Fiakkebjerk
Copenhagen
St. Petersburg
Paris
New York Herald
True Tales of the Plains Illustrated by Parker
Announcement lines promise publication of a life story of the greatest scout who ever lived. The book will recount his trail experiences and fights with Indians, detailing key engagements of U S troops in the long plains frontier conflict.
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United States
Plains
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E. D. Crumpacke
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Hitchcock
Ile
Theodore FE Burton
T. FL Burton
Seeeng EL Payne
Moore
Mes. Wranes
Mra M McRinay
Prentice
Mias
O. D. Knoefe
By Duncan M. Smith
FRANK #. SWEET
American Press Assajou
R. K. Munkittrick
Africa
England
Cape of Good Hope
Azores
Sumatra
Algerian
China
Dame Nature
Biddy
Iowa
Wisconsin
Ames
Antelope Valley
Lancaster
Cal
the Tribune
Vanity
Mall
Christian of Denmark
New Albany
Chicago
West Haden
French Lick Springs
Carlsbad OF America
B. E. Taylor
W. H. McDuel
Gen. M
Frank J. Reed
New Agony
Jayette
French Lick
Bloomington
Northwest Express
Louieville
Allman Palace
Tra F. B. Kauies
Ticket & Passenger
Agi New Tbasv
Buffalo Bill
By Parker
Parker
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Co
Colonial Country Club Hotel
West Baden Springs, Ind
Wu Dr. King
Guaranteed
MOE
Charles
D. Eno
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