Catarrh of the Stomach Advertised Cure Promoted
Letter from Congressman Botkin and real estate agent L F Verdery extol Peruna and Manalin for chronic stomach catarrh and constipation. Claims include almost complete relief after a few bottles and promises of permanent cure with regular use. Urges readers to write to Dr Hartman for free advice at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbia.
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Botkin
Winfield, Kan
Hartman
Washington
J. D. Botkin
L. F. Verdery
Augusta
Gia
Peruna
Li F. Verdery
Perutin
Repeal the Tariff on Livestock and Meats Debate
The Grand Rapids Herald argues against repealing the tariff on live animals and dressed meats. It warns that removing duties risks cheap imports from Canada, Mexico, Argentina, and Australia, harming American farmers and domestic producers while not guaranteeing lower meat prices.
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Meat Trust
Mugwump
Mexico
Canada
Argentina
Australia
Foreign Wool for the West Dispatches from Seattle
Dispatches from Seattle report a woolen mill to be built in the city with capital chiefly from Australia and New Zealand. The wool growers seek a northern US market. raw material would be unloaded directly into the mill or its warehouses. Most material likely to come from Australia and New Zealand, with some from the United States to blend. The venture would face tariff considerations and competition with Eastern factories, raising questions about why foreign wool would be shipped so far when local shearing near the mill exists. Potential duty changes could alter import economics for wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Seattle
Australia
New Zealand
United States
Boston
Helena
Mont
Sugar Trust Stocks Drop Over Cuba Relief Bill
The sugar trust stock fell several points after the passage of a relief bill affecting Cuban sugar. The measure included a removal of general duties on refined sugar, impacting sugar refining and trade, and sparked debate over national duty to Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Trust
Been Sugar Men
A Universal Start on Trade Reciprocity
The Philadelphia Ledger argues against special trade treaties favoring single nations and warns that tariffs and retaliation threaten commercial wars. It urges maintaining equal duties to preserve cordial international relations and avoid irritations, exasperation, and reprisals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
Germany
Otraelyes
Tariff rant targets meat prices and yellow journalism
A New York American and Journal editorial mocks tariff policy by arguing if tariffs can be moved to lower Cuban sugar and tobacco prices and to raise meat costs, then tariffs should be used for Americans. It criticizes pinheaded leadership and accuses yellow journalism of spreading the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York “American and Journal
Cuba
United States
Tariffs shed burdens on farmers and boost home market
Agricultural sections face the impact as tariffs are removed. Beet raisers, fruit growers, and wine producers are named among those expected to bear the brunt while manufacturing industries gain as the home market is rebuilt in the traditional manner.
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Beet Ralgera
Frust
Los Angeles Express
Tariff debate splits major clubs over Cuba aid
The Manufacturers' Club of Philadelphia passed a resolution deprecating tariff tinkering for Cuba. The Republican Club of New York refused to rush a tariff repeal resolution on livestock and meats to curb the beef trust, and sent it to the committee on national affairs for consideration.
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Manufacturers’ Club of
Philadelphia
Cuba
Republican Club
City
New York
Beef Trust
Committee On National Affairs
Privilege and courtesy noted in Georgia drive
A New York visitor in Georgia queries why locals bow to him, and Clark Howell of the Atlanta Constitution explains that such deference is a privilege granted to the darker town, illustrating social attitudes in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Howell
Atlanta Constitution
New York
Georgia
Howell
New York Times
Fragmented snippet hints at ads and phrases from era
A scratched mix of ad like lines, quips, and partial phrases mentions prices, health tips, and consumer items. It references a funds note, a department, and a defiant tone about social norms, with stray lines about toothpaste and starch. The readable text is fragmented and lacks a single clear event.
Unclear framed ad chatter across several topics and names
Fragmented OCR mix of product pitches and quotes from 1900 including Hulls Catarrh Care and Defiance Starch. Mentions Detillunee Su Police, Mrs Winslow, and Defiance Starch claims. Several stray aphorisms about opportunity and forgiveness appear without coherent narrative.
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Curicuka Onersuerx
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Ares
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Dors
Yellow Editors
Free Traders
Harmony
Ae Megay
Sta
Grand Rapids Herald
Gorda Pondey
Jarehe Atle Co
Dept D
Iernon, Kan
Thei
York
Hull
Price
Detinnes Spares
Auman
Rae
Haley Ranch
Tau & Mallahie
Wiethia
Misspuri
Pal Seannamd & CO
Ottawa
Kenasy
Wichita
Meacion Thia Famer
D. Arnold
German Woman's Club
Grand Pacific Hotel
Los Angeles
Cal
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkman
Elias
Lydia
Pinkham
Rile
Eureka
Eureka Chemical CO
la Crosse
Wis
Post Oster
Washington, D.C
Department
Exch
Post
Amos
Press Publiniting Association
Detroit
MLOH
Press Publishing Association
Michigan
Magnetic Starch Mfg. CO
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