Advertising and naval fears mix with North Dakota politics
The piece urges persistent advertising in newspapers to spur business while noting Japan's rising naval power and the U S debate on a bigger navy under President Roosevelt. It highlights Representative Tom Marshall of North Dakota as a strong Senate contender amid rival candidates and party pressures.
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Japan
China
Russia
United States
Brazil
Roosevelt
Congress
Tom Marshall
North Dakota
United States Senate
Marshall
Senate
Washington
Harry
Tom
North
Observations On Summer Struggles For Animals And People
The essay notes summer hardships for draft animals, urging owners to rest horses, provide shade, water, and comfortable harness. It critiques heavy bridles and excessive blinds, and calls for attentive care to lessen animal suffering. It laments young men ignoring future interests and praises the picnic helper. It quotes Professor Aggaziz on fish varieties, humorously underscoring tall tales.
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Imaan
Swamp Root Promoted As Kidney Remedy
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure all for kidney bladder and related ailments claiming it prevents heart disease pneumonia and apoplexy by addressing kidney trouble It offers free samples and a book by mail and directs readers to send for the bottle from Dr Kilmer and Co Binghamton NY.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Yale's Nathan Hale Statue By Partridge On Campus Plans
Yale alumni gathered in New York at William Ordway Partridge's studio to view the completed Nathan Hale statue destined for Yale. The sculptor faced the challenge of depicting Hale without portraits, relying on descriptions and his own vision. Hale, six feet tall and athletic, is celebrated for his heroism and charm, inspiring Yale supporters.
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Yale
William Ordway Partridge
New York
Nathan Hale
Institution of Learning
New Haven
Partridge
Hale
Frederick W. MacMonnies
New York City Hall
MacMonnies
Work Ethic Lesson From School Lesson
John L. Shroy recounts a principal’s lecture on effort and timeliness. The message equates school discipline with adult work ethic, warning against loafing and praising steady effort to achieve a high mark.
A Hint to the Wise Keep Posted on Campaign News
The Democratic convention will meet in Denver to nominate the presidential candidate while the Republican nominee is already chosen. The Philadelphia Record asserts its independence and reliability with strong campaign coverage and wide readership across party lines. The paper promises complete, trustworthy election reporting this year as in the past.
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Hoon
Denver
Philadelphia Record
The
Record
Daily
Sunday Record
Philadelphia
Free premium catalogue offered by Philadelphia Press
Readers of the Philadelphia Press can obtain a new premium catalogue by writing to the Circulation Department at Seventh and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia. The catalogue will be mailed free upon receipt of a pastel card, showcasing the twentieth century way to secure beautiful premiums for home newspaper subscribers by mail.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Press
Chestnut Streets
Thomas Jefferson Politeness Questioned by Grandson
A slave in a carriage bowing to Thomas Jefferson and his grandson prompts the president to question his heir. Jefferson cites a lesson in civility, asking why a slave may show greater gentility than his own descendant.
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Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Thomas
Railway Mail Service appoints new Route 3 carrier
Martin Wanper, longtime mail dispenser on Route 3 from New Holland for about four and a half years, becomes a railway mail clerk with a good run between New York and Pittsburg. He has served three weeks in the new position. Harry Dunlap is appointed carrier on Route 3.
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Martin Wanper
New Holland
New York
Pittsburg
Harry Dunlap
A Capital Fire Balloon Stirs Public Interest
A historical note describes a fire balloon flown like a kite with string, aiming for a close embrace and sudden bursts to create a dramatic climax. The owner and friends would enjoy the spectacle, while avoiding danger to others beyond the county line.
Stray Briefs From The Wayside of July News
Executive Committee of the Philadelphia Milk Shippers Union fixes July milk price at four cents per quart. In Pennsylvania, 100 plus railroad brakemen recalled to work, 50 firemen rehired. A 77 year old fence post remains sound on Abraham Harley’s Rapho farm. A double headed calf near Newville intrigues locals. Jacob Shank near Elizabethtown sells two tons of honey this spring with 142 hives. Andrew M. Reeser sues Clara L. Ruth for 2500 over hotel contents misrepresented on possession. Mountclair NJ may require drinkers to hold licenses and wear badges. saloons fined for badgeless sales. Lancaster Farmers’ League plans August harvest home at Fairmount Grove with agricultural speakers. Kreidersville tract donated to Mennonites seeks trustee to sell non cemetery land for burial ground upkeep. Philadelphia Reading cars stored along Marietta Lancaster turnpike used by two hens nesting in coal cars, each laying sixteen eggs.
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Philadelphia Milk Shippers’ Union
Pennsylvania
New Castle
Abraham Harley
Rapho Township
Manheim
James Burkholder
Newville
Andrew M. Reeser
Clara L. Ruth
Terre Hill
Tioga County
Mountclair N. J
Fairmount
Kreidersville
Northampton County
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company
Marietta and Lancaster Turnpike
Allcock's Plasters Endure Sixty Years of Public Use
Allcock's Plasters have stood the test of sixty years with virtues unmatched by imitators who sell plasters with holes claiming equality. Endorsed by leading medical authorities and millions of grateful patients, they remain a trusted household remedy.
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Allcock
Birthday thanks for a large number of post cards
Mrs Fannie Geigley received many post cards on Tuesday in honor of her birthday and she thanks friends for the tokens of friendship. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup advertised for relief of coughs and colds is sold by Wm M Stauffer with mention of laxative and gentle relief.
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Fannie Geigley
M. Stauffer
Join Primrose Manolin Club Seeks New Members
Notice invites individuals to join the Primrose Manolin Club by calling or writing to H. K. Martin secretary and treasurer in New Holland Pennsylvania.
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Primrose Man@olin Club
H. K. "Martin
New Holland
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