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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 11, 1916

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PARTIES TIED IN CONGRESS RACE ACROSS NATION

Late election results show Democrats and Republicans each with 214 House seats, with three districts unresolved. Four minor party members reduce majority prospects. Senate held 54 Democrats to 42 Republicans. First woman to Congress, Jeanethe Ravkla, appears elected in Montana.

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Tonsiline Sore Throat Remedy Promised Quick Relief

A vintage advertisement touts Tonsiline as the fastest cure for sore throat, urging treatment at first symptoms. It claims superior safety and effectiveness, promotes a bottle with a long neck logo, and lists 25c and 50c sizes plus a hospital size of 81.00, urging readers to buy at their drugstore.

Wise boy laughs at his father’s jokes saying a lesson learned

A brief quip notes that wisdom lies in humor and understanding between parent and child. It presents a light reflection on growing up and discerning humor with age. The line hints at family bond and the value of shared laughter.

Hughes Quiet On Election Turk Wilson Has 212

Republican National Chairman Willcox after a conference with party leaders said the result remains in doubt. Wilson leads with 272 electoral votes. Hughes with 259 as Minnesota New Hampshire and other districts yet to be counted. Contests possible on electors in Texas Washington and West Virginia.

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Pat the College Dog Dead in Harrisburg

The noted dog Pat, said to be the sole college dog with a dean’s title, belonged to Taul Faget and accompanied him at Princeton in the 1890s. Admired by President Wilson and faculty, Pat attended graduation with his master and was honored with a decree. Also mentions a new gasoline farm tractor designed to replace a single horse.

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