Kidney health miracle touted in广告 Swamp Root remedy
A promotional tale extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a universal kidney cure. It claims kidney issues trigger many illnesses, urges readers to test the product, and cites a police chief testimonial from Ozark Alabama along with directions to obtain samples and bottles from Binghamton New York.
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Ala
Bright
Kilmer & CO
Bingnamton
N.Y
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Getting Her Money's Worth
Milly jokes about a gambling weight scale in a Detroit Free Press item. Billy quips about a “you weigh for a cent” machine and hints at trying a “nickel in the slot” for better value. The exchange plays on 각 coinage and comic inflation.
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Milly
Billy
Detroit Pree Press
English traveler praises New York scenery and Adirondacks
The Earl of Shaftesbury and his wife praised their US visit with enthusiasm. They commended the Hudson valley and surrounding scenery and said their time in New York was delightful. He noted exceptional sport and singled out the Adirondacks as memorable.
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Earl of Shaftesbury
United States
Buffalo
New York
Hudson
Albany Times-Union
Peck
Peculiar dream sparks joking exchanges in papers
A girl and a young man trade quips from a sofa about dreams of engagement rings and cranberry jokes. The dialogue mirrors comic clippings from Cincinnati papers and a brief grocer pun about cranberries and apples.
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T—er
Cincinnati Arquirer
Cincinnati
Thes-Star
Geographical Taffy Town With Five Letters Four Syllables
A statesman touring the provinces in a private car praised a city named with five letters and four syllables. He saluted the cheering crowd at the station and highlighted the city’s people and youth as the republic’s hope, delivering an eloquent warning of national unity.
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Chicago ‘Tribune
Tonia
Republic
Tly
Free Salzer seed catalog offer prompts postal reply
The John A Salzer Seed Co of La Crosse Wis offers six rare seed novelties free with a 30 cent postage and the company catalog valued at 100 dollars. The items include Carrot Onion Tomato and Radish varieties with a sales pitch aimed at gardeners.
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John A. Salzer
Petters Geats
Salter
Democrats Make Tariff Front in 1904 Campaign
Two leading Democrats, Missouri’s De Armond and Mississippi’s Williams, press the tariff as the top 1904 campaign issue in speeches and in Congress. They argue the tariff, linked to the Cuban reciprocity debate, would shape convention stances and electoral odds, with Republicans eager to counter and Cleveland’s past tariff opposition cited in critiques. Local papers note how the tariff clash could define party fortunes and influence debates on Gorman and the 1894 act.
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de Armond
Missouri
House
Williams
Mississippi
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Congress
Cleveland
Gorman
House of Representatives
Senate
Maryland
United States
Treasury
Democratic Party
Postal scandals prompt Republican cleanup pledge
The article argues that while offenses in the vast U S postal service exist, indictments and investigations show the Roosevelt administration acts decisively. It credits Republicans for fighting graft and insists government work serve the people, not personal gain.
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United States
Post Office Department
Troy Times
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Democratic and Republican Views in 1906 Debates and Outlook
Newspapers reflect mixed reactions to Cleveland Bryan Roosevelt Hanna and tariff policy. Editors praise Roosevelt as likely 1906 nominee while noting Democratic caution on tariff and economy. Treasury forecasts show rising expenditures but no surplus, reporters conclude party divisions remain nominal.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Roosevelt
Indianapolis Journal
Rvansville
William J. Bryan
W. R. Hearst
Jefferson League
Cleveland
Bryan
St. Louis Globe Democrat
The
Eagle
William Jennings Bryan
iAs
Hanna
Arisf
Secretary of the Treasury
Democratic Party
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Loch
C. G. & P. Time Table Changes for 1903
The timetable effective October 11, 1903 shows Sunday main line cars connecting with Batavia cars except routes 1,5, and 32. Batavia cars connect with No 32 on Saturdays. Some trains run daily or Sundays only. Express handles goods with careful attention by named officials.
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Batavia
C. G. & P. Express
Citas W. RK. Topp
K. B. Fien
H. £. Lawven
Pennsylvania
Staion, Peart
Butler Street
Cincinnati
Court and
Broadway
Roanoke
Richmond
Norfolk
Norfolk & Wretern
Binefield
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Carter
Fiz Hee
Tu Percy
Mrs. Newrich
Turkey
Dardanelles
Dr. Skirvin
Skirvin CO
la Crosse
Wis. Ik
Somerville Journal
Philadelphia Ledger
N. Y
Philadelphia Bulletin
Chicago Daily News
Panama Canal
Tom J.fereson
Los Angeles Herald
Post Office
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A. W. Comstock
Georgetown
Be Tyth
Hamersville
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Amelia
Hullogton
Mit
Highland Park
Carrel Street
Wastington
Windowall
Mt Washington
Als
North Feenbur
Sunshine
George
Land Park
Ave Park
YH. Park
St. Carrest
Ripley
P. Breeding
O10
F. Roudebusii
Ohio
Courier Block
We Public
Avid K. McDonald
Clermont
A. Frazier
Jrazier & Hicks
Loula Hicks
Attorneys AT Law
Court House
Geo. W. Hulick
Ulice & Bishop
Libatavia
Omce
Dennison
Elson B. Cramer
Fosdeck
East Fourth Street
Hamilton
R. Woodlief
U. Batavia
Ofice
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Kline
Malo At
Second
Cal
Lambert
Pickering Balding
Woodmansee
WM R. Walker
O. P. Griff
Clayton B. Nichols
Riffith & Nichols
Attorneys-At- Law
Courier Building
Bell and Citizens’ Telephones
J. Nichola
H. L. Nichols
A. B. Nichols
Nichols
Nichols & Nichols
Tatman Lutin- Inu
Main Street
Jal
U. S
UDI
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Washington
Clermont County Board of
Kirgan
Davis
L. Turnipseed
Irwin & Moorhead
Life Insurance
Williambbury
Qulv
Stirling & Moore, Undertakers
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Bell Phone
Norfolk & Western Railway
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Peebles
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