Bold revolvers for women draw New York shoppers
In a New York jeweler’s window a display shows ornate revolvers made for women. Elaborate handles in silver and ivory, some with marquois stones and etched silver, attract stylish buyers. A woman commented she would show them to her husband before choosing. Aged fashion and photography anecdotes follow with light social humor. A grain exhibit at the Minnesota State Fair earns praise for nonirrigated crops from Kalispell Montana.
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New York
Etebud
Dresden
A. A. White
St. Paul
Minuesota
Kalispell
Flathead Valley
Mont
Pesky Mountains
Great Northern Railway
Vermont
New York Eyeving Post
Alabama
Arkansas
Blaine
Harrison
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Ohio
Green Mountain
Maine
The Luger Question and Democratic Reform Plans
A Philadelphia Press dispatch critiques Democratic claims of reform in Congress. It debunks Coffeen of Wyoming and other reform bills, arguing such measures are misleading, noting false speeches, pension rider tactics, and rejected bills. It bluntly asserts Democratic promises misstate savings and economics.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Congress
Democratic Campaign Committee
Coffeen
Wyoming
Bis
Munchausen
Mr. Coffeen
United States
House
Senate
Gresham
Carlisle
Hoke Smith
Coffren
Orrey
Will
Hlad
Ilyer
Pofteen
Daw
Phese
Jaye
Free Raw Material and Democratic Snarling on Trade
A Wisconsin Democrat urges voters to oppose Democratic nominees tainted by scandal while railing against tariff policy and foreign competition. The piece cites free raw material rhetoric, Reciprocities and Cuba trade changes, and Economic strains under Democratic governance, labeling opponents as ruinous to wage earners and factory workers.
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Americ
Polla
Madison
Democratic Party
Powerful Waiting Girls in Hungary and Budapest Nightlife
A lurid travelogue sketch describes Hungarian waiter girls in Budapest and Semesvar, praising their beauty and sociable service. It contrasts aristocratic Budapest charm with democratic Hungarian hospitality, noting dancers, drink service, and a strict culture of payment. The piece also mentions a Dublin inventor touting a perpetual freshness preparation and an experiment at a brewery.
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Hungary
Budapest
Semesvar
Cearhus
Blue Cat
New York
Tan
Dublin
London
A Mother's Story of Health Revival and Pills
A Dayton interview with Mrs. Wilson celebrates her eight year invalid period ending in swift recovery after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She credits improved health, appetite, and family life to the remedy and urges other women to try it. warnings about imitations accompany details of the medicine’s alleged benefits for various ailments.
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East Tennessee
J. C. Wilson
Rhea County
Hhs
Wilson
Dayton
St. Vitus
Short Path to Wealth Through Contentment Promises
A vintage advertisement extols health and wealth through simple living and sunshine. It recommends Syrup of Figs for gentle cleansing and Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for a range of ailments, touting doctors' endorsement and broad family use as a trustworthy remedy.
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