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Campaigning with MacVicar cartoons spark debate
The Saturday Register and Leader ran a four panel set titled Campaigning with MacVicar, portraying a politician pressuring a citizen with a rubber stamp marked corporation tool. The critique links the satire to Governor Cummins and a gubernatorial race, noting similar tactics in state politics.
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Knave
Tils
Mac
Vicar
Towa
3 Corporation Tools
Pwlitte Clan
Cummins
Cumming
Gant
Senate
Ding
Uncle Sam backs forestry beyond western national forests
The forest service works with private woodland owners and state agencies to promote conservative management. It cooperates on private land and with states to study forest conditions, showing dedication to careful timber stewardship beyond western lands.
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Uncle Sam
Tmberlands
West
Harry Harstates Forest Service
Tong
Notable 18th Century Figures and Events Outline
Key dates include Richard Henry Lee born in 1732 in Virginia and died June 21, 1794. 1776 Chatham motioned for reconciliation with America. John Marshall appointed chief justice. 1951 Samuel Ward King died during the Dorr rebellion. 1817 civil service reform proposed in House. 1875 Millet died. 1878 committee to probe electors purchase linked to Tilden. 1981 Edward A. Sothers died. Born April 1, 180?
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Richard Henry Lee
Virginia
Chatham
America
John Marshall
United States
Samuel Ward King
Rhode Island
Dorr
House of Representatives
Jean Francois Millet
House
North Carolina Senator Furnifald Simmons Birth and Career
Furnifald M Simmons born January 20 1864 in Jones County NC. He studied law after Trinity College and was admitted to the bar in 1876. He served as NC congressman from the Second District in 1886 and as collector of internal revenue for the Fourth District from 1893 to 1897. He chaired the Democratic state committee during campaigns in 1892 1898 and 1990. He was elected to the U S Senate in 1901 to succeed Marion Butler and won a second term set to expire in March 1913.
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Furnifald McLendel Simmons
United States
North Carolina
Jones County
Trinity College
United States Senate
Marion Butler
Foley's Honey and Tar Remedy Ad
An old ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a treatment for La Grippe coughs and postnasal symptoms. It claims the product stops coughing and strengthens the lungs with no harmful drugs and warns against substitutes. Distributed by Wanler Bros. and J. K. Joder.
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Wangler Bros
J. K. Joder
Live Stock Forage Crops For Hogs And Breeding Stock
A Iowa State College guide discusses forage crop variety to ensure year round green feed for breeding and young stock. It cites red clover as leading due to protein and ash content, with alfalfa soybeans cowpeas peas rape and sorghum as key options. it covers timing, pasture management, and winter succulent feeds like turnips carrots beets squash and pumpkins for fattening hogs.
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Canada
United States
England
Theodore Louis
Louisville
Wis
Silaga
U. Ad
When Ben Came Home
Vesta, weary from abandoning her family’s home, faces a life-shattering move and a painful past. Ben Folsom returns with a proposal to marry her, offering a fresh start in Manitoba, while Vesta wrestles with duty to her father and the memory of her mother. She finally consents not for the home but for Ben and love.
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Vesta
Pilgrim's Progress
Abe
John Berwin
Dummér
Ben Folsom
Biwi
Ben
Jodie Connors
Veata
Brewster
Bie
Lark
Ben. Folseti
Sagera
Canada
Fonatti
Mer Ake
Veste
Sleep and insomnia tale ends with a strange remedy
In a New York Era column a nervous narrator recounts insomnia and failed fixes. He recalls using a bed rod to induce sleep, then a home remedy of deep breathing that not only sent him to unconsciousness but also stopped a cough entirely. The account notes the remedy’s effect and questions why it works.
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Meyer
Nad
New York
Eres
Etiquette of the Flag in U S Army Practice
The army regulations require the flag be raised at reveille and lowered at sunset with soldiers at attention and band playing The flag is never left out overnight except perhaps under fire A storm flag is flown at posts during wind or storm and a half mast flag is lowered from top before lowering completely
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Reveille
Aunset
Harper's
Weskiy
Smoking Rooms and Social Change in 19th Century London
A London Chronicle note recalls the long battle over tobacco in society. It cites 1845 reforms allowing wider smoking spaces, contrasting with prior strict restrictions. It mentions King Edward and the Prince of Wales as figures who influenced smoky customs and references the Marlborough as a venue that ended dining-room bans on smoking.
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Chiles
Atleturn
Edward
Prince of Wales
White
Marlborough
London Chronicle
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