Dem Links to Temperance Split in Ohio Politics
The piece analyzes a historical split in Ohio between the Anti-Saloonists and Democrats, noting a defeated Herrick ticket but partial temperance gains, such as county local option laws. It recounts Pattison's temperance leadership, shifting alliances, and the ensuing doubt about Democratic prospects while predicting a Republican-leaning year with Taft likely to carry Ohio.
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Ohio
Herrick
Pattison
Democratic Party
Ohio Democracy
J. M. Pattison
Democracy
Grover Cleveland
William Howard Taft
United States
Not Included as a Standalone Article
An ad-like blurb promotes a boys section with many good stories and over 70 illustrations. It notes departments with varied articles and urges readers to subscribe for $1 a year from Sprague Publishing Co in Detroit Michigan.
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Sprague Publishing Co
Detroit
Mich
Sham Piller
Philadelphia Ledger
Electric Bitters Endorsement and June Magazines Preview
Prominent San Francisco architect Norman R. Coulter endorses Electric Bitters as a universal tonic. The piece touts the medicine for stomach, liver, and kidney issues and calls it a spring blood purifier. Ads note 50c at Wm. Kipp's Sons Drug Store and highlight June issues of The Ladies World and The American Boy with serials, features, and fashion guidance.
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Norman R. Coulter
Delbert
San Francisco
Wm. Kipp
No Use To Die By Dr King New Discovery
Mrs J P White of Rushboro Pa testifies that Dr King s New Discovery saved her life from lung trouble and that it loosens a cough quickly and can cure lung disease even when hopeless. The medicine is sold under guarantee at Wm Kipp s Sons drug store in 50c and 1 00 sizes with a trial bottle free.
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Wm. Kipp’s Sons
Washington Letter Reflects on Congress Near Session End
The piece reviews the sixtieth Congress as it nears adjournment. It notes widespread legislation, failed anti injunction efforts, and a stalemate on financial bills while warnings of potential electoral impact loom. It highlights campaign finance measures and the vice presidential contest between Cortelyou and Fairbanks.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Cannon
George B. Cortelyou
the Treasury
Fairbanks
Hair Vigor Ad Promises Quick Hair Loss Help
An old advertisement urges immediate action if hair falls, claiming Ayer's Hair Vigor keeps the scalp healthy and hair in place. The pitch emphasizes quick results and nature's way, presenting testimonials as bold assurances.
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Ayer
Sheep as Beasts of Burden in Himalayan Trade Routes
In northern India sheep are used as burden carriers on steep mountain paths. Each sheep carries sixteen to twenty pounds of grain in a small bag after being shorn for wool sales in village markets. The herd moves from village to village with wool growing, then returns home laden with grain.
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India
Himalayas
The Proud Widow and a Modest Editor's Epitaph
The Washington Star quotes Philojournalist on Charles Emory Smith as a modest editor who rejected boastful prospectuses. It references a widow's epitaph on her husband John Janie Greer aged eighty four, implying regret and sharp judgment on vanity in journalism.
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Charles Emory Smith
Philodelphia Journalisst
Np 4
Mr. Pale
John Janie’ ‘Greer
Washington Star
Early Spring Radishes and Lettuce Harvest Tips
Farmers and gardeners are advised that radishes and lettuce taste best when pulled fresh in late spring or early summer. They thrive in rich, well tilled soil and benefit from careful planting to secure tender, crisp quality.
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Paris
Early Lettuce Varieties For Frames And Outdoor Planting
A horticultural roundup describes rapid growth techniques, seed sowing in frames or open ground, and transplant timing. Notes on varieties include May King, Tender Heart, Golden Queen, Black Seeded Tennis Ball, French Breakfast, and Mignonette, with remarks on flavor, hardiness, and early yields.
Varied Garden and Lively Trivia From A Dated Page
A collage of notes on French Breakfast radishes and nursery fumigation, plus an instructional party game, tall tales of Grace Darling, a piece on steel and armor myths, riddles about ambassadors and moons, a “Cat and Mouse” garden game, Florida springs, and historical sayings about Westminster Abbey and the Parthenon.
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Kurtz
Theodore Eley
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Miss Rush
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Eliza
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Dora Hendrickson
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Zenna Hemp
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Ladies’ World
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Ethel Roosevelt
White House
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Mary Mears
New York
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Mississippi
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James Shirman
Cainn
Florida
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Ocala
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Paul
Westminster Abbey
St. Peter's Cathedral
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New York American
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Jessica
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