Farmers Wives Speak On Peruna Benefits Across States
Indigestion nervousness and catarrh stories from Mrs Lenora Bodenhamer in Kernersville North Carolina and Mrs Magdalena Winkler in Westminster Maryland detail relief after using Peruna and Manalin. Other letters from Mrs Mary Allen La Motte Iowa Mrs Henry Martin and Mrs T Frech highlight recovery, improved weight, and daily use as a preventive.
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Lenora Bodenhamer
Box
Kernersville
North Carolina
Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company
Weather man folly and revolver lease in Texas
The weather man's accuracy is doubted and Congress may adopt a card index system to track messages. In Texas it is illegal to sell revolvers, yet dealers lease them for fifty years, though no guarantee of a life lease is offered.
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Congress
Texas
Plattsmouth's stance on river navigation and Congress adjournment
The passage questions Plattsmouth's likely role in river navigation and whether the town will stay distant from the movement. It criticizes national grief over Congress adjournment, urging a calm, dignified reaction and noting the nation's inaction.
Congress Adjourning May 9 Without Action
Congress will adjourn on May 9 without new legislation. No measures can pass until the next Congress is elected in November.
Navigators in Plattsmouth Face Missouri River Duty
Omaha editorial argues the Missouri river should not forget its duty and notes river navigators mean business. question raised about navigators in Plattsmouth and their stance or actions.
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Omaha
Missouri
World-Herald
Platts
Political letters warn foes at Denver convention
A writer argues that enemies of Mr. Bryan should choose whom to oppose at the Denver convention, citing Gray of Delaware and Johnson of Minnesota and cautioning against mixed allegiances.
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Bryan
Denver
Gray
Delaware
Johnson
Minnesota
Foraker Casts Light on Dark Town Vote as Presidential Prospect
The piece suggests Foraker mobilizes the Dark town vote as if running for president. It notes a work titled The Great Political Divide may reflect the Ohio situation and, if Congress ponders the cost of maintaining a hound, it could not adjourn before July Fourth.
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Congress
Havelock Eyes Big Fourth of July Festivities
Havelock promotes a large Fourth of July celebration while Plattsmouth remains unaware of the upcoming holiday. The piece urges local amusements at home and notes residents may travel to other towns to join festivities if needed.
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Havelock
Plattsmouth
Funeral for John N Baldwin in Omaha
The funeral of John N Baldwin former counsel of the Union Pacific railroad who died in Omaha last Saturday will be held in Omaha Tuesday at 2 30 PM at All Saints church. Burial will be at Walnut Hill cemetery in Council Bluffs. Railroad men of prominence will attend and many telegrams of condolence have been received.
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Omaha
All Saints Church
Walnut Hill Cemetery
Council Bluffs
Saloon Licenses Declared Non taxable by County Board
The state board of equalization ruled saloon licenses are taxable but county commissioners disagreed and referred the matter to the county attorney. His opinion, filed with the county assessor, states licenses are not assessable, so saloon licenses will not be taxed this year in the county.
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State Board of Equalization
Commissioners
Nebraska City News
Blame Shifts From Speaker Cannon Over Gavel Legislation
The text argues Congress will not fault Speaker Cannon alone for gavel legislation and obstruction. It notes the majority also bears responsibility for the rules governing proceedings and suggests some will despise a submissive majority more than a dictatorial Speaker.
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Cannon
Baking Powder Trust and Standard Oil Forecast Trade Tangle
The note hints at a continuing mixing of baking powder trust matters with Standard Oil, predicting a lingering disruption in leaven rounds. It suggests ongoing coordination or friction between the two entities affecting related markets.
When Bills Arrive Hats Spark Wife Jokes
A quirky quip notes that bills for the so called Merry Widow hats may lead husbands to joke about being merry widowers. The line reflects light social humor on fashion and spending.
Railroads face call to curb mounting worker deaths
President Roosevelt convenes a conference to address a surge of hazards killing 10 000 railroad workers, 6000 in fires, and 3500 in mines, highlighting urgent safety reforms.
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Roosevelt
Ohio Democrats predict 50,000 vote edge for Taft nomination
Democrats in Ohio claim a 50 000 majority if Taft secures the Chicago nomination. Taft managers may learn that officeholders back the Booby while common Republican voters align with Senator Foraker who will seek to repay Taft for past remarks.
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Ohio
Taft
Chicago
Buckeye
Senator Foraker
Republican traveler shifts to Bryan for national leadership
A New York commercial traveler who visits Plattsmouth twice yearly says reading Bryan's NY bankers address led him to back Bryan for the presidency. He notes many Republicans nationwide will support Bryan regardless of the GOP nominee and intends to vote for him for the next four years.
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New York
Plattsmouth
Bryan
Bryan poised for renomination and victory at Denver
The article argues Bryan will be nominated and elected despite heavy Republican spending to block him at the Denver convention. It contrasts Buckeye friends of federal officeholders pressing for Bryan against GOP efforts at Chicago, predicting strong popular support at Denver.
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Friends of the
Mr. Bryan
Denver
Taft
Chicago
Gould Family Finds Success In Divorce Market
In a surprising(n) phrase the Gould family has built a notable business in divorce market, reportedly turning increasing demand into steady earnings. The piece highlights their strategic approach and regional niche within the industry.
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Gould
Illinois man shifts to Bryan camp for nomination
Rodger Sullivan of Illinois who two years ago was one of Mr. Bryans bitterest enemies is now laboring for the former presidents nomination and backing his campaign efforts.
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Rodger Sullivan
Illinois
Mr. Bryan
Democrats Claim Reform Legislation Pressure on Republicans
The speaker asserts the Democratic National Convention can point with pride to how Democratic members compelled Republicans to enact reform measures already accomplished, framing it as a milestone of party action and policy shift.
Burling ton shops to close all departments except freight car
All departments of the Burling ton shops at this place will close for one week this Wednesday evening except the freight car department. Management cites policy changes and aims to reorganize operations during the shutdown period.
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Burlington
Democrats fail to pass reform without GOP votes
The text argues Democrats cannot advance reform without Republican support while accusing Republicans of hypocrisy in claiming to back reform. It notes political maneuvering and partisan contrasts without detailing specific events or dates.
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Congress
Tombstone Tariff Quip Prompts Policy Parody
Canadian tombstone tariff joke notes that prosperity was killed by too much protection. The quip envisions a memory tablet beside the tariff memorial, implying policy overreach harms economic growth.
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Canada
Plattsmouth Sees Residential Upgrades Amid Slow New Building
The Plattsmouth scene shows few new structures rising while numerous homes undergo improvements. Additions repainting and general sprucing reflect a stable, value preserving trend in local property activity.
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Plattsmouth
Taft predicts a giant struggle of labor and capital
Secretary Taft warns of a coming giant struggle between labor and capital if Republicans keep controlling legislation. He says with Democrats in power and fair dealing to both interests there should be no strife.
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Taft
Victor Rose Water Joins Omaha Navigation Boomers
A brief item notes Victor Rose Water joining Omaha navigation volunteers. The article hints at river trips on the Missouri to keep his mind active after his father’s death, with occasional excursions to calm him when his hat grows too big.
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Victor Rosewater
Omaha
Vicky
Missouri
Bryan predicted as next president at Glenn Falls meeting
An impromptu gathering following a Bryan lecture in Glenn Falls New York featured Bird S Coler declaring that Bryan would win the presidential race. Coler argued Bryan controls the Democratic party despite boss opposition and would lead a fall victory restoring government control to the plain people.
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Glenn Falls
N. Y
Mr. Bryan
Bird S. Coler
Bryan
United States
Coler
Republicans Doubt Nebraska Victory in Presidential Race
The Lincoln Sunday Journal notes Republicans fear losing Nebraska in the presidential race but see a path to victory with Sheldon as governor and Bryan unlikely to win the state. It reports the state central committee meeting at the Lindell hotel to strategize, while acknowledging cross-party contenders as candidates appear before Nebraskans.
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Nebraska
Republican State Central Committee
Lindell Hotel
Sheldon
Bryan
Republicans Move Early to Hold Nebraska While Democrats Seek Governor Hopefuls
The piece notes Republicans plan early organization to prevent a Bryan wave from sweeping Nebraska, likely carrying the Democratic governor candidate and a majority in the legislature. Democrats have not named a Governor Sheldon opponent yet but consider a few possibles and a potential dark horse.
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Lieve
Bryan
Nebraska
Sheldon
Pioneer Woman Stricken By Stroke Near Union
Mrs. Henry Banning, living two miles south of Union, suffered a stroke while working in her garden on Monday and is in critical condition. One eye is blind and the other has limited vision. she is a pioneer settler of the county.
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Henry Banning
Union
Nebraska City News
Phelps and Crissman In Burlington Survey Visit
T L Phelps and Will Crissman from the Burlington surveying department were in the city this morning performing duties for the company.
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T. L. Phelps
Will Crissman
The
Burlington
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