Weather Summary From U S Weather Bureau Station
Weather report from the U S Department of Agriculture station dated April 2 1908 covers the 24 hour period ending 9 09 P M local time. Mean barometer 20 84 maximum 65 minimum 12 mean 51 normal 47 wind W precip 0 30 inches minimum temperature April 21 42 above zero. George B Ackerman observer.
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U.S. Department OF Agriculture
I Aeratea
Geo. B. Ackerman
Weather Bureau
Powers Interference Sparks Senate Protest Over Europe
Senator Allen denounces European powers for pressuring the White House over Cuba and Spain. The piece condemns McKinley for seeking European advice and argues it marks a departure from American independence and tradition.
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Allen
Nebraska
Senator Allen
Europe
White House
United States
McKinsey
Spain
Cuba
Woodford
London
Paris
Berlin
Republic
Critics urge freedom from rigid grammar in English prose
The piece notes widespread critique of pedantic grammar rules by writers and papers in California. It argues that great authors like Shakespeare Webster Dickens and Paine rose above petty grammar dictates and that language flows from strong writers rather than textbooks.
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Eureka Californian
Bee
Californian
Webster
Clay
Calhoun
Lincoln
Blaine
Cooper
Hawthorne
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Burke
Scott
Dickene
Thackeray
Shakespeare
Dickens
Muir Glacier
Thomas Babington Macaulay
Junius
Man
Thomas Paine
Edmund Burke
Daniel Webster
McKinley’s Monroe Doctrine risk and European meddling
The piece argues McKinley betrayed the Monroe Doctrine by seeking foreign advice on a purely American matter. It condemns him for inviting European interference and suggests he must now accept it or abandon independence and clearly rebuke foreign meddling.
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McKinley
White House
Europe
United States
Atlantic
A Marvellous Story of Blood Poison and Its Results
After vaccination a boy suffered a severe arm infection with sores and deterioration. Two months later soreness persisted and scrofula signs appeared. Hood's Sarsaparilla was given, followed by improvement and eventual recovery. James Harper of 233 Adeline St Trenton New Jersey narrates the tale.
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Hood
James Harper
John A. Roebling & Son
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Trenton
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy Ad
A vintage appeal promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims quick relief from crying and pain, cures diarrhoea and colic, and promises renewed energy. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle.
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Mrs. Winslow
Guaranteed tobacco cure and self improvement ads
An old catalog page promises cures for tobacco habits and strength for weak men, highlighting No To Bac and related products by Sastre Remedy Co. Chicago Newark, with ads for parasols, shoes, hats, and spring goods from M Hofman and M B Staunton. It touts cash bargains and factory-direct fashion items for men and children.
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Chicago
Newark
Palace goods offer wide bargains in medicines and spirits
The Palace promotes a broad line of items including Hood's Sarsaparilla noted as America's greatest medicine, bitters, mineral water, table wine, Pabst beer, cigars, and whisky. It claims better goods for less money and hints at an illicit robbing business.
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Allon
America
Hood
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