Swamp Root Promises Kidney Relief and Free Sample
The ad touts Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder trouble claiming rapid relief from lame back uric acid and Bright's Disease. It offers a free sample bottle and an informational book by mail and urges readers to mention the paper. Also included are assorted political and social snippets reflecting contemporary fears and opinions.
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Ucw
Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
New Albany Tribune publication details and rates
The New Albany Tribune lists office at Pearl Street and subscription terms. It notes establishment in 1888, general manager Jasper Packard, and postage paid in advance. It outlines rates for one year six months and three months, plus club rates for multiple copies and payment methods through mail or express.
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New Albany
Roundup of October 23 1908 newspaper jottings
A collage of quips and opinions on 1908 events and figures. Notes moralities diplomacy and peace in Europe. Mentions New York fireproof claims and King Manuel of Portugal with a daily allowance of 1000 dollars. Also references battles over ration allotments and a satirical take on Nobel prizes and weather chiefs.
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Manuel
Portugal
The Admitted Supremacy of America in War and Industry
In this piece the author argues American victory in the Spanish American War hinged on the labor force behind both soldiers and factories. It credits higher wages, better living conditions, and strong Republican policies that shield workers from European wage competition, calling on workers to back the party that sustains these conditions.
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Republican Party
Europe
United States
Whitas
Roosevelt Call to Elect Taft Backed by Congress
President Roosevelt urges voters to elect Taft and a supportive Republican Congress to sustain government policies, arguing harmony between executive and legislative branches is vital and that electing a hostile Congress would thwart Taft. The call stresses nonpartisan public duty and urgent action to advance the party platform.
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Indiana
Taft
Roosevelt
Willian Bo McKinley
Republican Congressional Committee
National Republican
Congressional Committee
Willam H. Taft
Republican Congress
Congress
Mr. Taft
Partsap
Democrats Cannot Support Bryan in 1908 Campaign
A wave of anti Bryan sentiment spreads through Democratic ranks as prominent members in Massachusetts New York Maine and beyond refuse to back William Jennings Bryan. Notable defections include Ferdinand Strauss H P Gould and Eugene Walter Leake who pledge support to Taft. Local Cleveland Democracy efforts organize to revive pro Taft sentiment amid widespread party divisions.
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Tait
Sherman
Bryan
Massachusetts
Taft
Ferdinand Strauss
H. P. Gould
Lyona Falls
Mr. Strauss
Old Bay State
Taft Eugene
Walter Leake
Congress
New Jersey
Republican National Committee
Wiliam H. Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Judge Taft
Republican Rallies Throughout the Astern States
New York
Cleveland
Harlem
Nebraska
John R. Dos Passos
William B. Davenport
Brooklyn
Kings County
Taft-Sherman Lawyera” Club
Irving K. Baxter
Utica
N. Y
Maine
W. H. McLaughlin
Scarboro
Haskell
St. Louis
J. D. Houseman
Denver
Colo
Mr. Houseman
St. Joseph
W. F. Davis
Davis
E.B. Harwood
Burlington Railroad
James £. Smith
Taft supporters surge across the nation in 1908 campaign
Reports from Atlanta to Baltimore show Republicans rallying behind Taft. Business Men's Taft and Sherman Club in Chicago strengthens the effort. Former Democrats like Franklin MacVeagh and Frank H. Jones help mobilize backers. Prominent figures from Georgia to Tennessee announce plans to vote Taft, while some Democrats defect, labeling Bryan impractical. The pattern suggests a broad shift toward Taft nationwide.
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McKinley
Bryan
Webb Davia
Los Angeles
Taft
Chicago
Business Men
Taft and Sherman Club
Franklin MacVeagh
Frank H. Jones
American Trust and Savings Bank
Taft Voice Aids Campaign Amid Scheduling Doubts
Dispatches report Taft may cancel daytime events in Indiana on Thursday to Friday and Sunday due to a voice problem. Republican leaders, confident in Taft’s late talks in Evansville and Indianapolis, consider the reports exaggerated. National support and internal poll revisions boost the campaign mood as some Republicans waver but return to backing the ticket.
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Indianapolis
New Wx
Taft
Indiana
Hitchcock
Evansville
Hayes
National Organisation
W. T. Durbin
New York
National Committee
Republican National Organization
State Committee
Republican
The Right of Way at Macauley Theatre Loninville Ky
Guy Standing as Charley Steele and Theodore Roberts as Jo Portugais star in The Right of Way at Macauley Theatre Loninville Ky the first half of the week of October 26 with a Wednesday mazines. The production of Sir Gilbert Parker drama is acclaimed nationwide for its five intensely dramatic scenes and strong plot about love faith and justice.
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Guy Standing
Charlie Steele
Sir Gilbert Parker
Theodore Roberts
Charley Steele
Jo? Portugais
Klaw
Hrlanger
Macau ‘Ley
Loninville
United States
Gilbert Parker
Steele
Letters Dictated At Card Table In Odd Exchange
A man named Mr Trueboy dictates a string of letters to friends at a club before a card game. The group makes playful banter comparing a woman to fruit, joking about a match with Binks and noting her perceived abundance. The scene ends amid lighthearted remarks and a fragmentary line.
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Mr. Trueboy
Binks
Garden of Love
Baltimore American
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Pearl Street
Wrights
Nobel
Castro
Ufe
China
Humane Society
Carnegie
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America
Solid South
South
Birmingham
Ala
New York Evening Post
Tanta
Georgia
Jerome Hill
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Lee
William Weems
Frederick
Weems
John KR. Dorsey
Baltimore
William E. Hooper & Son Company
Simon Buckner
Palmer
Tfat
Eugenes Presbroy
Slep
J. Bryan
President Roosevelt
Plank
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