Wilson's Work New Epoch Eulogized at Democratic Meet
Senator Ollie M. James of Kentucky, serving as permanent chairman, praised the Wilson administration for epoch-making legislation and peacekeeping in three years of national control. He highlighted tariff and banking reforms, noted foreign policy successes, and urged support to write the world peace treaty through renewed patriotism.
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Democratic Party Strength in War Prep and Neutral Victory
Senator James lauds the federal reserve law as averting panic at Europe’s outbreak and praises Democratic policy for preparedness, navy and army buildup, and economic prosperity. He contrasts with Republicans over continuous defense policy, rural credits, and the Mexican crisis, crediting Wilson for diplomatic success and domestic stability.
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Democrats Nominate Wilson and Marshall at National Convention
Delegates from District of Columbia and Hawaii are seated. The platform committee outlines Americanism and peace themes while discussing suffrage, tariffs, and foreign policy as Wilson supporters push for strong party unity and a prospective vice presidential race.
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Rail fare to New York and return advertised
Advertises a $75.85 round trip to New York with diverse routes and oil burning locomotives on Southern Pacific service both ways.
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Wilson targets disloyalty with hyphenates plank
Washington June 15 The White House reports Democratic leaders at St Louis received President Wilsons proposed plank condemning citizens born abroad for partisan activity for their native land He asked that Americanism plank openly challenge hyphenates who hinder government policy and press Republicans to mirror the stance He also planned to name a national committee chairman from St Louis today.
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Bryan to Campaign for Wilson in 1916 Re-Election
Washington dispatch says William J. Bryan will stump for President Wilson as the administration presses ahead in the 1916 race. The decision, confirmed from St. Louis, marks Bryan joining the campaign effort to back Wilson.
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Prescription for Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises
A home remedy suggests using Parmint double strength mixed with hot water sugar and taken four times daily to relieve catarrhal deafness and head noises. The instructions claim quicker relief, clearer nostrils easier breathing and reduced mucus drainage, noting low cost and ease of preparation.
Bar of music found in West Virginia piano
A curious cache of a music bar was discovered hidden inside a piano in West Virginia. The discovery prompted commentary about unexpected discord from neighboring Washington Herald.
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Today’s Aid To Beauty Uses Canthrax Shampoo
An inexpensive hair treatment recipe dissolves a teaspoon of canthrax in hot water to remove dandruff oil and dirt. The mixture is poured on the scalp and massaged to create a cooling lather then rinsed to leave the scalp clean and hair glossy with noticeable fullness.
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