President Wilson's address on national defense and preparedness
President Wilson outlines a program for national defense and mobilization, urging a larger standing army, a 400000-strong citizen force, a comprehensive naval buildout, and a strong merchant marine. He calls for expanded revenue measures, steady taxation, and action against disloyal within the United States while stressing unity and American leadership in the Western Hemisphere.
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Striking Points in President Wilson's Message
President Wilson urges Congress to expand the regular army to 7 136 officers and 134 707 enlisted plus a 400 600 strong citizen reserve and to strengthen the navy. He calls for a great merchant marine, says taxes should fund expansions, and notes national tests from Mexico and concern for Central and South American independence persists.
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Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
A 19th century patent medicine advertisement promises to treat kidney and bladder issues in men women and children. It claims dilation of urinary irregularities and diabetes relief. The sales pitch offers mail delivery for $1 with testimonials and lists Dr B W Hall of St Louis Missouri and druggists as sellers.
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Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey Promises Cold Relief
An advertising notice warns that throat and chest troubles from colds require prompt attention. It promotes Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey to loosen phlegm destroy germs and soothe irritation, claiming pine antiseptic and honey healing properties. Available for 25 cents at all druggists.
Inauguration Day for Kentucky Governor Stanley
FRANKFORT KY December 7 Democrats hailed the inauguration of former Congressman Augustus C. Stanley elected governor last month. The city saw thousands of visitors and festive decorations as Governor McCreary and Governor-elect Stanley led a grand parade with about 1000 militia and many political clubs from across Kentucky.
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