Political Musings and Campaign Rhetoric From Batavia
An eclectic column from Batavia Illinois in 1889 discusses the Ohio race for governor with Campbell as a preferred Democratic candidate, criticizes civil service reform, notes Republican infighting, and satirizes figures such as Thurman and Foraker. It covers a civil service reform debate, pension bureau plans, and ends with a long treatise advocating the sunflower as Americas national flower and symbol.
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Allen W. Thurman
Mr. Thurman
Political rhetoric on pensions and 1892 campaign notes
A clipped political column critiques pension funding after a shortfall blamed on Commissioner Black. It urges victory in elections with a conqueror’s spoils mindset, praises Senator H. W. Brown for Lieutenant Governor potential, and quotes Gov. FORAKER denying a third term while condemning opponents’ bark.
Ivory Soap Compared With Counterfeits Warns Consumers
An 1886 Procter & Gamble notice warns readers that many white soaps imitate Ivory but lack its distinctive qualities. It advises consumers to ask for Ivory Soap and insist on getting the genuine product.
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