Lodge Praises Go P A M Record at Chicago Convention
Massachusetts Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, chosen as permanent chairman, lauded the Republican record of achievement over 50 years and urged support for the party's policies. He defended enforcement of laws, touted Elkins and other statutes, and pledged to carry Republican principles forward with President Roosevelt’s legacy intact.
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Massachusetts
Chicago
Senator Lodge
Republican Party
Democratic Party
United States
Washington
Lincoln
Grant
Republican Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
One Woman Endures Terrible Kidney Pain Story
A Columbus Mississippi woman Mrs A S Payne details years of kidney pains back sores and weakness. She credits Doan's Kidney Pills with rapid relief and lasting improvement. Ad copy notes 50 cent price and Foster Milburn Buffalo NY. Also includes Murine eye remedy and a Lewis tobacco plug ad with a closing quip.
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A.S. Payne
Third Ave
Columbus
Miss
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Onion Poultice Said To Cure Pneumonia Across Towns
Northern New Jersey health boards publicize a Washington published remedy for pneumonia. The method uses six to ten chopped onions and rye meal heated into a thick poultice placed on the chest, reapplied as it cools, with claims of rapid cure and repeated applications until sweating begins.
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Boards of Health
New Jersey
Health Board of
Washington, N. J
Papers of
Washington
New England
Orthography Inquiry Turns to Finances and Marriage
A witty dialogue contrasts marriage plans with a bounder lacking principle. The sister mocks a suitor who claims to live on interest without a principal, sparking a zany exchange about money and propriety.
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Young Bounder
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Lodge
Grey
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Lewis
Lewis’ Factory
Peoria
Ill
Californi Alifornia Fic
Carterliver
Carters
Fin
Plonphin
Echelle Sale Arname Seed
New York
Pat
Atllow
TY Murray
Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
Peterborough
England
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