Campaign Hopes Loose in Nation Wide Victory Push
George R Holmes reports on final campaign sentiment as Hoover and Smith race toward Election Day. Republicans tout prosperity while Democrats attack prohibition and farm policy. Hoover tours the West and New York hosts a Brookyn parade and a Madison Square Garden rally as both camps express strong confidence.
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Pape's Diapepsia Promises Quick Stomach Relief
A damaged ad fragment touts Pape's Diapepsia as a quick fix for sour stomach and painful digestion. It claims the remedy neutralizes excess gastric acid after meals, promotes normal digestion, and offers immediate relief, with a 60 cent price and wide pharmacist availability.
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Mant Juice Endorsed by Thousands for Digestive Ailments
Thousands praise Mant Juice natural medicine for indigestion and nervous complaints. A Worces ter resident reports relief from constipation and back aches after trying the remedy, saying it improved appetite and reduced discomfort. Local testimonials mention San Antonio and nearby areas as early adopters.
No poll taken in Arkansas and Louisiana
Electoral votes conceded to Democrats by Republican leaders as no poll was taken in Arkansas and Louisiana. This brief notes the political stance and regional voting context impacting the electoral process.
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Campaign Confidence and Electoral Rumors Rise in 1930s Debate
Veteran observers note high confidence levels on both sides as reports from national headquarters spread. Republican managers promote 285 electoral votes as Hoover’s minimum while Democrats claim broader support for Smith, with figures shifting across states and potential surprise paths outlined.
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Fragmented party tally hints at shifting patterns
A disjointed numeric list shows state tallies and party leanings with many misspellings and garbled names. The data suggests a Democratic tilt toward Smith in several battlegrounds, while Republicans and other Democrats are inconclusive in the overall table. The source reads as a partial, unclear tabulation from an 19th or early 20th century political report.
Turner's Quick Relief Valve advertised as cureall
An OCR fragment markets Turner's Quick Relief Valve as a powerful remedy for croup throat headaches earache eczema lichen rheumatic pain and more. Claims fast, painless relief of pains and warts with a price of 50 cents to 1 dollar, sold at drug stores with Wart Ads for quick relief.
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New York Times says Od Maskell may not resume GM post
The New York Times reports Wall Street rumors that John Od Maskell who resigned as chairman of the Haines committee at General Motors to take the Democratic National Committee chair will not resume that post after the election. It notes he retained finance chair and directors roles on retirement and questions whether he will give up those positions upon directorships.
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City denies it is home of burglar in P C case
Garber Patterson a Cary area burglar connected to an April last case confessed at the U S marshal Raleigh office after entering the Cary suspect file. Authorities say Patterson prefers Atlanta prison and requested return, as town officials note no jail or police. Miscellaneous Light Classifieds offer home store articles at reduced prices.
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Dawes Describes Ariy Rank and Engineering Process
Chicago November 2 In a talk to the Society of American Military Engineers President Charles G Dawes outlined how he considered the question of becoming a lieutenant colonel in the engineering corps He recalled his ignorance of engineering and explained his answer to a surveyor's role describing the admissions or orders in the field and his passing.
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