We Strap The Helmet Tighter In Open Store Ad
A garbled storefront ad promotes ongoing sales on various goods including sugar detergent soap oils shoes and clothing. The rough text lists items and prices while hinting at a liquidation style sale by C. W. & J. E. Bauknight cash merchants. Names Julia Marlow and Am Wrigan Girl appear amid scattered product mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longdaly Gaimbrig
Crogeries
Bion
Reynolds
Ping Mon
Rich
Julia Marlow
AM Wrigan
Ulm
Bat
Latimer on the Situation Speech Prepared for Union
Full speech text prepared by Latimer to deliver at the Union addressing the current situation. The document outlines his assessment of events, policy positions, and calls for action. It emphasizes unity, resolve, and practical steps to address challenges facing the organization and its members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enyital
Iim
Aainall
Democratic Meeting Debates Trade Policy and Philippines
A political gathering on August 8 discusses ship subsidies, the Spanish Treaty, and U S trade with the Philippines. The speakers urge broad Democratic leadership in foreign affairs, warn against protectionist excess, and defend existing trade treaties while criticizing Republican tariff policies and the handling of colonial expansion.
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Philippines
Algiers
Mranad
Wan Wade
Argentine
Bolivia
Barnes
Beysil
Ohl
Colombia
Coxtn Vien
Donrpawrk
Ecuador
France
Great Britain
Greece
Guayomala
Innover
Moraoue
Turkey
Paraguay
Deru
Portal
Pritavia
Wuwain Dea
Spain
Sweulun
Norway
Vial
Dine
China
Tree
Aye
Wily
Republican Party
Ares
Phay
Belewi
Thaly
Dsi
Democratio
Democratic Party
Chan
Conaule
Carton
Swatau
Amnoy
Vubuhan
Taiwan
Ningpo
Shanghai
United States
Talandy
United Stanted
Tapan
Wigland
South Carolina
Massachisenta
Maasaelinsetta
Bavathaw
Hounl Carolina Wis
Masanulinetta
South
Renwan
Carolin
Massachusette
Roath
Carolina
Tunis
Speech on trade lines and oriental policy in congress
The speaker criticizes the bill for opening new channels only on the existing New York continental routes, denying any provision for Oriental trade and arguing it would harm rather than help the nation’s war trade. The discussion touches on Southern advocates for trade growth and contrasts governance forms in the Philippines Tollanda with imperial relations.
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Democratic Party
Aboud
Jrentlemen
Humber
Dave
United States
South Carolina
New England
Alleghany
Dimon
Mleghuby Mountains
Minon and
Dixon
Democrata
McWinley
India
Siberia
Manoharia
Africa
Uewhorwa
Red Sea
Heyoudl Uleir
South Crolina
Treasury
Imtororty
Fom Wiepert
New York
Ales Auiler
Smith
Southern Parka
Cinabantute
Toonopaly
New York Ateanship Lines
Alexander 1. Smith
Waalington
Cenlntry
Oudoraemoyta
Korsman
Ana
Mayne
Senator McLaurin
Maune
Congress
South
New Yor
McLatrin
Wis
Chanterlin
Continental
Orient
MeTauvin
Philippina Tollanda
Saltan
Sala Archi
Bion
Wao
Lisle
Ug Republic
Great Discovery Drug Promises Kidney Pain Relief
An ad offers a “Texas Wonder” cure claiming to aid kidney, bladder and pain issues. It markets a two month supply for 81h, with testimonials and a dubious claim of universal efficacy. Distributed through pharmacies and medical suppliers, it presents bold cures and urges readers to purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hwalias
Randayen Widder
Mall
Louisa
Sond
Conia Hinett
Toran
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J. E. Bauknight
Cash Merchants
Scienee
Anni
Adresol
Toledo
Ohio
Druggiats
Ve Couts
Unita Bavnily Mills
Poe Capilie
Rapublican
Staten
Lumi Aeoan
Ipa
Maina
Faonnalanits
Justine
Ube Huilitinge
Heyglind
United
MolLaurin
Southarn Milly
Omlor
Wen 9
Degortilip
Rowall
Thamaciyes
Jamed G. Hinne
Franklin Fiore
Divree
Riehantgan
Messin
Thornin
State Department
Wallington
Stpe
Litte Serato Ia
New Englin T
Sentien
Senate
Franor
Argentine — Republic
Guten
Varhadng
Bermuda
Amnion
Markn Ad Citie
Lalanda
Denmark
Telaml
Croiz
Tee Vublic
Wehadoy
Nicaragua
Babcock
Wiss Sonsin
Pierce
Jey Smith
Slocum
L. C
Indiana
Philippina Islayds
Philippine
Pha
Ina
Philippine Islands
North America
United Kingdom
South Africa
Thexs Coloniga
Australia
Asia
la Bat
Lenin
Aia
Asinoward
Philip
Philippine Islame
PD. Thomas
Sumtorgillig
Yan
Katiol
Allport
Johnstown
Oho Minuto
Youaca
W. Troll
Polivivs
Sviptions
Edta
Bring
Onida
Boron
DeWitt
Tlanet
Pilen
Bowne
Thavya
Thomocatio Party
Acamos
Pa Kafe
Sure Foundation Ua
Amerion
Moecoa
American Oiligans Onjgigid
Thin Gous
Wlint
Eddy A Co
Smith, Balla& Go
Olor
Uae
Hares
Pme
Semverse College
Aw Konda Wis Voltpeenn As
TaLdfuags Anil A Roperty
Witd
Uulyoratty Tratnod Tenehuris
Kone Widdeod
Anil Fenhtyenumn
Anil A. My
Niles Conservatory of
Stusios
Tun Pia Gonara
Eric
Ayer
Alvon
Creda
Amie I
Poraaeton
Ah Viernturny
Anita Say
Madinine Cohutaife Hivahanans Tome
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