Tariff Fences Off Labor From Asia In Era Of Competition
Chicago date captioned piece argues tariff protection is vital to shield American wage earners from European and Asian labor. It accuses President Wilson and Democrats of failing to grasp the threat, cites Japanese and Chinese workers as underprotected, and warns of ruined industry after wartime prosperity ends.
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Chicago
Ill
Wilson
Democratic Party
Democratic Congress
Mississippi
Atlantic
Europe
Japan
New York
Marine News
San Francisco
United States
America
Glass of Salts Cleans Kidneys
An advertisement urges readers to flush kidneys with a mild salt solution. It claims Jad Salts and a lithia drink cleanse and stimulate kidneys, prevent bladder irritation, and relieve backache by drinking water and taking four ounces of Rad Salts daily for a few days.
Roosevelt Condemns Wage Bill in Louisville Speech
Roosevelt attacks Wilsons wage bill stance and political promises in a Louisville address. He denounces public deception, defends honor in public life, criticizes Wilsons refusal to act over Mexican outrages, and questions the peace policy praised by Dr. Eliot. He argues for a firm stand against aggression and defends preparedness.
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Roosevelt
Louisville
Carranza Envoys Foreshadow US Entanglements
Atlantic City dispatch says Carranza delegates grew bolder amid U boat activity off the US coast. The piece attacks President Wilson for failing to defend American lives and property, and condemns him for lax policy toward Germany and Mexico while urging firm action to protect citizens at home and abroad.
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Atlantic City
N. J
United States
Germany
Carranza
Wilson
Mexico
Supreme Court of the
Lusitania
Chihuahua
To What End Did We Fail in World War I Diplomacy
The speaker criticizes U S neutrality during World War I blaming Wilson for weak leadership and timidity. He argues Germany and Britain exploited the nation and asserts stronger action was needed to defend rights and humanity. He urges readiness to sacrifice for principles and sovereignty, warning that without preparation no nation can defend itself.
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Eliot
Wilson
Mexico
Dr. Eliot
China
Germany
England
Japan
Washington
Grant
Lee
Stephen Leacock
Smith
Mr. Tompkins
Mr. Wilson
Scott
Taylor
México
World
New York World
United States
High Seas
Belgium
America
McKinley
Cuba
Used It Eleven Years Remedy For Coughs And Colds
A family cough medicine long known for relief from coughs colds croup and whooping cough without opiates. Mrs Chas Rietz of Allen Pa says she has used Foley’s Honey and Tar for eleven years and would not be without it. It relieves hoarseness tickling throat bronchial coughs inflamed membranes and aids refreshment. Miller Arthur Drug Co. adv.
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Chas, Rietz, Allen ‘Os
Foley
Miller & Arthur Drug Co
Sage and Sulphur Tonic Claims Dark Hair
An ad touts a ready-to-use tonic named Wryeths Sage and Sulphur Conground costing about 50 cents per bottle. It promises natural darkening of gray hair, improved gloss and texture, and relief from dandruff and itching with few applications.
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Wryeth
Sloan's Liniment for Rheumatism and Pain Relief
Forget aches and pains with Sloan's Liniment the universal remedy for rheumatism gout lumbago neuralgia and strains. Penetrates without rubbing soothing tender flesh and is cleaner than ointments. Easy to apply keep on hand for emergencies at your druggist 25c.
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Sloan
Union C meeting set at M B church 8 day evening
The Union C. will meet at the M B church at 7 20 in the evening 8 day ahead. Martha Hayme leager. preaching at Christian city both morning and evening. Mrs T J Viar visited Libert early week to see relatives Wm A Heaton spent the week in McDonough county on business. Miss Mable Rockwell of Quincy attended the weekend with W L Viar Willie Pilcher and family visited his parents Will Pilcher family. Miss Mary Heaton slowly recovering from a severe case of tonsillitis. Miss Erma Hagmeyer started school in the ninth grade. C C Haxel visited relatives in St Louis. Gilmer Township Sunday School convention held in Fowler U B church. convention a success with much interest felt by attendees.
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Union C
M. B
Martha Hayme
Leager
Christian Cty
T. J. Viar
Libert
Will Pilcher
Mary Heaton
Erma Hagmeyer
C. C. Haxel
St. Lou
Gilmer Township
U. B. Ciug
Fowler
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Wson
Philippines
Nies
Ima
Fowler, III
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DR. Welsch
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Quincy
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