Vienna says election not to alter war stance
Vienna dispatches report Austro-Hungarian press agrees US election will not shift policies or affect the war effort. Analyses suggest America will maintain current course under either Wilson or Hughes, with State Department motives and interior policy guiding actions.
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Germans Not Taking Sides in U S Election Doubt
Berlin dispatch notes German press shows interest and neutrality amid the U S election race. Catholic Koelnisch Volks Zeitung editorial avoids backing a candidate while Frankfurter Zeitung says the outcome is very much in doubt.
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New York eatery touts "almost perfect service and cuisine"
An advertisement from a New York restaurant claims almost perfect service and cuisine. The note hints that all dishes except one might be clean and well prepared, reflecting promotional boasting in a period newspaper.
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New York
Buffalo Express
Hughes campaigns through New York in last push
Charles E Hughes finishes his campaign with a dense schedule of five speeches in daylight and a Madison Square Garden rally. He touts Americanism and tariff policy while criticizing Wilson administration failures and pledging an American first administration. The trip includes Brooklyn and Hudson River Valley stops with sharp attacks on debt, living costs, and foreign policy.
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Roosevelt Attacks Wilson at Cooper Union Mass Meeting
Theodore Roosevelt denounces Wilson administration policies at Cooper Union, urging voters to support a trusted American leader who stands for upright justice. He condemns “hyphenated Americans,” defends Washington and Lincoln, and attacks perceived cynicism in Wilson’s rhetoric.
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Foley's Honey and Tar Cited as Universal Cough Remedy
A letter from Mrs. Charles Rietz of Allen Mills Pennsylvania praises Foley's Honey and Tar for eleven years use. The advertisement touts relief from coughs colds croup and whooping cough and notes it contains no opiates making it suitable for children and adults. It also quotes A M Fischer endorsing its effectiveness for hoarseness throat and bronchial symptoms.
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Women Complete Tour Campaigners for Hughes Reach New York
Travel worn and confident campaigners for Charles E. Hughes return to New York after a cross country tour of 11 700 miles and 191 meetings in 28 states. They appear at a Republican rally with Colonel Roosevelt after arriving by special train.
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New Jersey
Nellie Answers Curious Hen Question on Tack Eating
Farm Life quotes Nellie and Sarah as they joke about a chicken eating tacks and the punchline about laying a carpet. The snippet shows light farm chat with playful banter.
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