Masterly Republican Meeting at Lyceum Theater
In a crowded Lyceum theater gathering, Hon. Charles Emory Smith and Hon. Stewart McKibbin delivered forceful speeches to rally GOP support. They praised Roosevelt era prosperity, attacked Pattison Democrats, and urged voters to back Republican candidates for Congress and state offices.
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Charles Emory Smith
Stewart Mackibbin
Lyceum Theater
Philadelphia
Stuart Macckibbin
Indiana
William Connell
H. G. Taylor
John T. Williams
North Mad Glee Club
Grip epidemics warned and remedy urged in old notice
A dated public notice warns of grip epidemics occurring in alternate years and advises preparation against illness. It recommends woolen underclothing, nourishing food, calm behavior, and using Ye Humphreys' Specific seventy to prevent and break up the cold. The vial weighs in the vest pocket and is sold by druggists for 25 cents or by mail order from Homeopath Medicine Co.
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Tore
Lonhice
Dingley
Democrathe
The Plight of the Working Girl and Female Ills
The article warns that working girls face numerous female illnesses due to long hours and standing. It links back pain, leg and abdominal pain, irregular periods, dizziness, and loss of appetite to damp feet and chronic strain, urging timely treatment to restore health.
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Adverts
Mrs Pinkham offers free confidential letters to working girls seeking health guidance. Testimonials from Miss Isanen Sura and Miss Daydia E Pinkham praise reduction of fatigue back pain and sleep issues after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with claims of restored appetite and menstrual relief. The ad asserts a $6000 forfeit if original letters proving genuineness cannot be produced.
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Mus. Pincllass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Isanen Sura
Willis Ave
New York City
Dean
Pinkham
Daydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Mme
Jaxer Pare
West 125Th Street
Signal Flag Is Flying in Local Political Ties
A poem like line urging voters to support Republican principles is quoted as urging Tim to fulfill duty as election day nears. Mr Muckibbin arrives in the city at 3 40 escorted to the Jermaine where he is quartered. Hon Charles Kinory Smith arrives at 6 14 and is hosted by William Connell during his city visit.
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Pattison
Thor
Republcan
Pennavivania
Aly Pattison
Mr. Pennypacker
F Weld
Witlhim Connell
Washington
Thes
Hix
Congress
Hind
Paravees
Lia Wird
Pfavylson
United States
Despond
Willam Mckinney
Smith
Stewart McKibbin
South Bend
Ind
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Great West
Mississippi Valley
Roosevelt
McKibben
Cooperative Bank
Grover Cleveland
Democratic Party
Chicago
DB. TM
Himethei
America
Republicam
Muckibbin
Taylor
John He. Thomas
Jermyne
Chirkes Kinory Smith
God Wesnet
William Connell
Unions Protest Grievances At Street Meeting
A local meeting at 20 oclock addressed grievances alleging favoritism toward non union workers by a company. Speakers claimed some men received preferential runs while union members were passed over. A special committee, chaired by Geena Mihoger Silliman, reported but details were withheld.
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Geena Mihoger Silliman
Iierninges
Letter questions Bundy on stock and labor issues
In a Tribune letter to the editor a miner named Jobo J. Armstrong asks Mr. Bundy, claimed friend of Jubor, to answer four questions about stock ownership and presidency at Warnke Oil Company, sale date, operation of the Warnke washery at Duryea, use of scab labor, and hiring of coal and iron police during a strike.
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Tribune
Bundy
Jubor
Warnke Oul
Warnke
Duryeu
Jobo J. Armstrong
Anniversary of Swiss Independence Celebrated in City
The Swiss colony marked the fifty fifth anniversary with a festival and a one act play on home preservation directed by John Brunner. Performers included Violet Pahrenholt Alexander 600 Gustav Tepert and a Lawrence orchestra. A speech praised the conquest of Morgarten and a chorus led by Albin Norn featured views of the Netherlands. Attendees included Joseph Niesy Arnold Proth Gudolf Steffen Ernest Hour Paul Oscar Wackernlh Adolf Lost le Caspar Buber Rado Pru with caterer Fred Waldher. Speakers urged physical education and a federal compulsory health law while teachers called for stronger labor dispute remedies and long term peaceful settlements.
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Bwitnerhind
John Brunner
Othe Ophireeter
Michael Quantner
Violet Pahrenholt
Alexander 600
Gustav Tepert
Lawrence
Morgarten
Mii
Albin Norn
Blenry Wrey
Netherland
Lawrence Orchesira
Joseph Niesy
Arnold Proth
Gudolf Steffen
Ernest Hour
Vil Paull
Oscar Wackernlh
Adolf Lostle
Cas
Close of the Institute
The final session of the county teachers institute was held in the courthouse yesterday morning. Reconstructing details from the fragment, it notes Mure as likely a speaker or attendee.
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County Teachers’ Bnstitute
Court House
Whem Mure
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