Political Gossip in the Eleventh Michigan District
The Daily News of Saginaw notes the heated Republican primary in Michigan's eleventh district with E Alwart challenging incumbent F F Dodds. Knox and Osborn figures loom in national politics as Roosevelt awaits a reply, while Milo Campbell and others weigh candidacies for governor. Congressmen push mail delivery bills and a Pennsylvania proposal for city carrier pay, shaping the party lines and local races.
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Daily News
Saginaw
Michigarry
E Alwart
Repiblican State Central Committee
Francis F. Dodds
Dodds
Abward
Milwart
W. Frank Knox
Republican State Central Committee
New York
Col. Roosevelt
Osborn
Michigan
Ads Jey
Missouri
Bass
New Hampshire
Aldrich
Nebras
Glass
West Virginia
Wyoming
Rvelt
Cong. Moc. Smith
Cong Griest
Pennsylvania
Exports Hit One Billion From U S Manufacturing 1911
Government figures show 1911 exports of manufactured U S goods surpassed one billion dollars for the first time. Demand for American products expanded globally, with sharp gains in Asia, Africa, Europe, and North America. The political tariff debate rises as Republicans face 16 million voters, while Democrats push protectionist lines and praise rising foreign demand.
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Whicch
United States
Asia
Europe
North America
Ysie
Republican Party
Sunny South Company to Perform at Mina Opera House
J C Rockwell's Sunny South Company brings a twenty five member colored cast to Mina Opera House on Wednesday February 2. The show promises clean, high class entertainment with music, specialties, and a concert band. Admission is 50 cents to $1. Seats are selling at Wheaton.
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J. C Rockwell
Sunny South Company
Mina Opera House
Wheaton
Brive
Croup Ends Life Warning Ad for HYOMEL Remedy
An old advertisement warns that many children die of croup before a doctor arrives and urges parents to keep HYOMEL ready. It instructs pouring 20 drops into boiling water for vapor inhalation during an attack and claims physicians’ treatment saves lives. The Globe-Democrat promotes HYOMEL as a general remedy.
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St. Louis Globe Democrating
Cronp
Catarth
Astic
Witlina
Bronehiti
Parisian Sage Promises Quick Dandruff Cure
One Rochester barber extols Parisian Sage as the fastest dandruff cure and scalp cleaner. The ad features a testimonial from T. D. Smith of the Chamber of Commerce praising its hair benefits and claims it stops itching. Sold by Charles Rhodes and druggists for 50 cents.
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Rochester
Immigrant influence spotlighted in lecture at college
Miss Jackson introduced Rev Crain who praised Mr Jaquess as a capable speaker. Jaquess discussed immigrants shaping America as the melting pot, citing New York and Boston figures, noting urban concentration and the need for fair distribution, and praised Lincoln before urging young men to duty.
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Sile
Vtrice Jackson
Crain
Jaquess
King
Detroit
Crim
America
New York
Boston
New York City
Lincoln
Iman
Jaqrees
Why Hesitate An Offer That Involves No Money Risk
A newspaper ad promises a money back guarantee on a remedy for constipation. It touts that the product, Kexall Order Nes, is easy to take like candy and safe for children. The copy claims the remedy ton es nerves and muscles of the bowels and has a beneficial action on other organs.
Rexall Orderlies Offered At Central Drug Store
We refund your money if Rexall Orderlies do not relieve chronic constipation and related ailments. Three sizes 100, 25e, and 60e. Sold only at our store The Rexall Store Central Drug Store, FO Grover, 12x EK, Siberian Street.
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Rexall
Cenitral Dring
FO. Grover
Siperian Street
Sumner Center Local News Snippets
Mrs. E A Kelley is quite sick with Dr Highfield attending her. Miss Fressell Gee spent Sunday with her parents. Mr and Mrs B Gee. Miss Ivah Kress has la grippe. Sumner Center aid society to cheer at J A B Gargett home next Thursday. Mrs Frank Gee visited Mrs E Rockafellow Sunday. Mrs A Tomblin visited Mr and Mrs T Kress Monday. Mr D Haag was in Elm Hall Saturday.
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Ivah Kress
la Grippe
Sumner Center Aid Society
J. A B. Gargett
Frank Gee
E. Rockafell
A. Tomblin
T. Kress
D. Haag
Elm Hall
Local Market Prices Readjusted for Thursday Trading
Corrected market quotations list grain and hay prices, including Wheat No 1 at 8c, red oats unspecified, shelled corn 65c, beans 2.10 per bushel, and barley 1.60 to 2.00 per 100 lbs. Livestock show hogs 5.60 per cwt and beef cattle 3.00 to 4.00 per cwt, with veal calves 5.00 to 7.50 per cwt. Produce notes list butter 2c to 5c per lb and potatoes 0 to 1.00 per bu.
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ROYAL
Lansing
Marely
Milo Campbell
Coll
Water
Governion
Chase
Osborne
TL Ammunes Iy
Campbell Wridgy
Irie
Gistriet
John Q Ross
Muskegon
Tate
Washington
Rep
William B. McKinley
Iinvis
Clatrman
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Mecosta County
Big Rapids
J. C. Rockwell
Sunny South CO
Croup
Dandruff
Bostonian
ALMA
Cushing & Benedict
Mich
Sumner Center
E. A. Kelley
Dr. Highfield of
Riverdale
Miss Fressell Gee
Mrs. B., Gee
Waite
Railroad Town
Doane & Campbell
Rhodaks
Kodaks
Kodak Supplies
Chas.g. . Rhodes
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