Roosevelt and Johnson Lead New Progressive Party
Chicago August 8 Theodore Roosevelt and Hiram W Johnson were unanimously chosen as standard bearers of the Progressive party at its first national convention. Roosevelt's nomination was presented by William A Prendergast amid wild demonstrations lasting 45 minutes. The platform was adopted and Beveridge led the proceedings as temporary chairman.
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Georgia
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South Dakota
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Illinois
America
Beanbrough Sells Half Million Reversible Campaign Button
In the Floppers exchange, Beanbrough is described as the proud prosperous seller of a patent. The item netted about a half a million, described as a reversible campaign button featuring both candidates. The dialogue highlights the novelty and value of the patent.
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Ia Beanbrough
Mirrors at street corners aid drivers in England
Engineering News reports mirrors installed at cross streets in Folkestone and Malmesbury to improve driver visibility. A 24 by 24 inch mirror at Folkestone allows drivers to see approaching traffic around a sharp corner, reducing accidents. A five by eight foot mirror at Malmesbury sits 15 feet above street level to monitor a right angle curve, requiring minimal cleaning.
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Folkestone
Malmesbury
Wiltshire
Barley Water Proposed as Sensible Hot Weather Drink
Boston observer Philip Hale advocates barley water over ice cold mixtures for heat. His method uses one and a half teacups of barley per three pints of water, four lumps of sugar, lemon rind and juice, boiled, steeped, strained clear, then jarred and cooled. A buttermilk enthusiast adds a note to set the jug in a cool place and forget it.
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Philip Hale
Boston
Mr Hale
Kentucky woman credits Grape Nuts for health recovery
A Kentucky woman describes indigestion and nervous symptoms improving after replacing her breakfast with Grape Nuts and cream. She reports regained strength, mental poise, and relief from past pains except after overindulgence in rich foods, and notes continued health since adopting the cereal.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Hkiver
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