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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
3
Doan's Kidney Pills are advertised as curing backache and kidney trouble. The testimonial claims improved kidney function, reduced fatigue, and better attendance at duties after using the product.
A lengthy roster outlines New England senators and key figures such as Gallagher and Gallinger, detailing their roles, influence, committee power, and impact on national policy. The piece discusses seniority, leadership, and the balance of power within the United States Senate and highlights regional representation from New England states.
The smartest visiting costumes this season feature round length skirts with Directoire style coats. The outfit uses broadcloth and Ottolan silk, with a high collar and long sleeves, and a belted skirt with a fitted waist. It notes practicality options for walking length and simpler versions, and lists material yardages and pattern numbers No. 6125 for the coat and No. 5957 for the skirt, with mail delivery details.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Senator Calingee's retirement and perceived influence on party dynamics, linking him to the Republican National Committee and New Hampshire politics. The text mentions Gallager as a farwest citizen and references conventions, with scattered remarks on his career and public service.
Public men debate the renomination as Jim Dien stands out among a slate of able figures. The effort centers on maintaining influence for New Hampshire in Washington with support for Gallingey to secure a fourth term.
The remarks center on Grover Cleveland’s sentiments about William Jennings Bryan, with references to his funeral in Charleston, speeches by Richard Handolph McMillion, and notes on Cleveland’s post funeral activities in Harper’s Ferry. The piece recalls Cleveland’s stance on Democratic doctrine, constitutional debates, and political rhetoric of the era.
Notice announces sale of men’s wear and other goods from a local business located at 8 Congress St. The proprietor O. P. Mrhtlr invites customers to save money and buy items carried over from prior stock at reduced prices.
A fragmented report describes a political event with unclear names and place details. It references a trial or meeting, a party group, and medical or violent terms, but specifics are obscured by OCR errors. The text hints at disputes, injuries, and possible investigations surrounding a local governance context.
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