Roosevelt Nobel Lecture Urges Peace Through Arbitration
Former U S president Theodore Roosevelt spoke in Christiania before the Nobel committee on International Peace. He urged treaties of arbitration, the Hague Tribunal’s expansion, and limits on naval armaments as steps toward a world federation for peace and justice. He argued peace must serve righteousness and warned against militarism and tyranny.
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Career of Edward VII King of Great Britain
England's dead king Edward VII, born 1841, son of Queen Victoria, held titles including Prince of Wales and Duke of Rothesay. He pursued wide travel and education, married Alexandra in 1863, became king in 1901, endured illness yet crowned in 1902, and was noted for diplomacy and public service with six children. His reign followed a life of theater interests and imperial tours, shaping peaceful European relations.
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Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Texas Claimant
A Columbus Texas man testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his Bright's disease and dropsy after a year of illness. The ad touts 50 cent boxes from Foster Milburn Co. A separate damaged fragment shows a humorous exchange between a critic and a clergyman, noting newspaper editors.
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How Careless Smith-Why Did Your Cook Leave You
Dialogue from a Cleveland Leader item reports a quarrel where Smith asks about his cook’s departure and Jones notes he was caught kissing his wife, reflecting a domestic incident in a 19th century gossip column.
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Rheumatism Cure Claims Quick Relief NATURL Tablets
An advertisement touts NATURL'S REMEDY tablets as a fast cure for rheumatism by cleansing and regulating kidneys liver and digestive system with results guaranteed Take one at night for morning improvement The ad lists a 26 box price and notes distribution by A H Lewis Co St Louis MO pauses to quote Plautus about friendship
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