Prohibition party notes Sutton bid for West Virginia governorship
The Mountain State Patriot lauds Braxton county attorney O. O. Sutton as a competent Prohibition candidate for governor of West Virginia. It praises his vigor, canvass, and character while critiquing rival statements from Louis Hennett and others and noting local editorials on political alignments amid party dynamics and newspaper commentary.
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Sutton
Mountain State Patriot
Prohibition Party
Mélegram
Braxton County
West Virginia
Prohibition
Louis Hennett
Senator Ways of Calhoun
Tom Johnson Ribket
Lewis Monnet
Judson Harmon
Johnson
Better That Spanking Better That Spanking
An article notes spanking does not cure bed wetting. It cites a constitutional cause and offers a free home treatment by Mrs Summers of Notre Dame seeking mothers to write for instructions. It promises help for adults with urine difficulties and urges immediate response.
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M. Summers
Lox W
Notre Dame
Sweet Melody Flour Ad Claims Constipation Cure
An old ad claims Down's Regulety gently cures constipation with a 25 cent price. It promises relief from headaches dizziness languor and heart palpitations caused by constipation. The copy urges readers to buy and take the medicine.
Syracuse Chancellor Day defends critic of Roosevelt antitrust
Chancellor James R. Day of Syracuse University dismisses Rev. George A. Cooke's move to have him tried by the Methodist conference for “speaking evil of magistrates.” Day calls Cooke a joke and accuses the Vermont clergyman of firing at the Standard Oil line. Day’s book The Raid on Prosperity drew attention for criticizing government interference with corporations. He says Cooke has leveled charges against clerics and the church faces a dilemma on how to respond.
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James R. Day
Syracuse University
Rosevelt
George A. Cooke
Lin
Methodist Conference
Day
Bir
Cooke
Vermont
Digestive aid claims cure for indigestion in crowds
An old newspaper notice touts Pape's Diapepsin as a universal remedy for indigestion and stomach troubles. It promises rapid relief within minutes, details a special Triangular tablets dose, and notes availability through pharmacies with a public appeal to readers.
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Jan Ax
Pape
Law
Case argued before Judge Gost in chum form Saturday
Petition at EW. Davis asks to be made a party to a game in the 60. function cases of the Current Liquor Commission and related actions. Davis seeks to intervene against the Tilton suit and Ade, with proceedings to be dismissed and parties affected by the evolving litigation.
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Goff
Davis
Nathan Gost
Chum
Cremoent
Ame
Uxpress
Wae Ur
Davin Pete
Vo Na
Orm Agatner
Tilton Suitéit
Ade
Dr Mulley to Preach at First Presbyterian Church
Dr Eikmati Willey, president of Brondius Ineritile, will preach Sunday morning and evening at the First Presbyterian Church. The notice cites the sermon topics and times, inviting parishioners and neighbors to attend the services.
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DR. Mulley
Eikmati Willey
Brondius Ineritile
Firat Presbyterian
Trades Council to Meet Sunday Evening at Eagles Hall
A meeting of laborers from various locales is scheduled for Sunday evening at Eagles Hall at 7:20 o'clock. All laboring men are cordially invited to attend.
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Jocale
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