Rumors and Editorials Spark Election Debate
A disjointed discussion claims President Roosevelt faces a likely contest for renomination and notes political ads paid as notices. The piece defends The News from accusations of partisan advertising while arguing newspapers commonly publish campaign notices with explanations to inform readers.
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Tas
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Tae
Beya
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Mads
Bswspapers
Maryland
Mina Appesta to Bars Commentary Sparks Debate
Reading excerpt discusses distinguishing psld advertisements from regular censor coil foris commentary. Officials weigh the implications for public discourse and advertising standards amid recent claims of biased messaging.
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Mina Appesta
Psld
Prices fall push bread meat storage men to three meals
A string of brief contemporary notes reports declining prices for bread and meat may let storage workers afford three meals a day. Other items mention Thaw case defense struggles, polar exploration, a new oil trust expedition, and farm product value rising to over 7.0 billion dollars in 1906.
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Thaw
Tima
Bizarre Quotations From Letters and Gossipy Exchanges
A mosaic of clipped dialogues from newspapers shows quirky exchanges about culture, wages, music, and manners. Notable snippets include a Russian refugee recalling a knouting, a brisk dialogue over Broadway wages, and a misheard line about singing talent.
The People’s Lobby Description From Beveridge Era Debate
The article defines a national people’s lobby proposed by Senator Beveridge to monitor Congress and public offices. It argues the lobby would reveal actions of lawmakers to the public, exposing special interests and informing citizens about upcoming votes and measures in Washington.
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Senator Baveridge
Boeveridge
Calibar
Washington
Congress
Andy
Boyést
Tostaoere
Larga
Beveridge
Congresa
Aepartmente
Sspreme
Epe
Gov
Ode on distant love and the doomed hush of night
A fragmentary poetic meditation on love and sight, asking what remains if beloved is unseen and the self is shadowed by death yet insisting on enduring memory. The piece blends intimate vision with existential doubt and closes with an ad for a medicinal product.
Farmers Institutes to Aid Pennsylvania Pioneers in Winter Outreach
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture advances farmer education through county institutes this winter. Experts from State College and the department will lecture across the state, with 70 to 1000 farmers per meeting, covering poultry, fruit, market gardening and pest control. An emphasis on practical, local farming improved by two day sessions and broad dissemination of bulletins.
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Surface
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Thomas F. Hunt
Agrinniture
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Ian A GL Martin
Pennsylvania Departments of Agriculture
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States College
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Penonyliacis
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William P. Smith
Emms Smith
Galea
Rest State
Milton Garner, Jr
Praderick Apuneye
Saldee
Samuel T. Haffner
Frederick Co
Growth of the Y M C A in North America and abroad
The Y M C A convention in Washington on November 29 to 26 marks a milestone in a surge of growth since 1900. The association counts 8,000 places with membership rising to 1,500,000 amid expanded religious, educational, and athletic programs and rising global presence including 57 foreign secretaries and a Shanghai building opened for Chinese youths.
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Sunday Services and Church News From Garman Baptist
Sunday school at 9 80 a m with Elger E A Bronner preaching at 10 80 am. Evening service at 7 p m. and preaching at 7 30 p m by Elder P D Fahrne. Catarrh remedy advertisement promotes internally taken Hah's Catarrh Cure and Hill's Family Pills for constipation.
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