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Newspaper

The Greenville Journal

Location

Greenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1908

Page

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The Democratic Candidate and His Third Bid for President

A critical look at the Democratic presidential hopeful portrays him as an optimistic yet unfounded dreamer. It argues his three-time anticipation of victory harms his credibility, cites 1896 and 1900 defeats by McKinley, and notes party fragmentation against him with Hearst’s Independent and Debs’ Socialist entries. The piece urges steadier, proven leadership over shifting notions.

Wm. McKinley McKinley United States Republican Party Hearst Party Socialist Party Debs Col. Bryan

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Boasts World’s Best Claim

J. W. Jenkins of Chapel Hill NC praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as best in the world. He says it cured a felon on his thumb and always heals sores, burns, and wounds. Available for 25 cents at Wm. Kipp’s Sons drug store.

Bucklen J. W. Jenkins Chapel Hill N.C Wm. Kipp Sons’ Drug Store

Ninevah farming report notes dry spell and harvests

Ninevah remains dry as corn and tobacco ripen or dry quickly. Farmers cut clover seed for fall, donations for fire victim Dr. Besecker total about sixty dollars with hay, corn, and other aid. Rev. Kissell will preach at Abbottsville on Sunday September 20 to organize a Sunday school, with 2 80 pm sermon time.

Oliver Fair Ground Greenville Ohio Carter Robert Oliver Danville Tenn Lewis Carter Milo F. Oliver Reiker Massy Oliver Brock Elizabeth Oliver Indiana Gettysburg C. Fulkerson J. A. Hoffman Fremont Epworth Samuel Kent Sylvia Pickatt M. E Besecker Kissell Abbottsville

Castoria Ad Seen In Early Advertisements

An OCR fragment mentions Castoria with wording suggesting a historic early advertisement for a children’s remedy. The line hints at a product name tied to infant care and soothing formulas. The readable portion reflects vintage marketing language and branding.

Obscure Diseases Offer New Herbal Treatment

If you suffer from an obscure chronic disease and relief seems unattainable, Dr. Rutchie's system offers a test. He uses pure herbal remedies based on European and American hospital-tested principles. He claims many county cases were saved from death, with free consultation and examination. Dr. Kutchin’s next Greenville visit is September 24 at the Turpen Howes.

Rutchie Europe America Kutchin Greenville Turpen Howes

Why Taft Should Win in 1908 Republican Stand on Policy

A partisan tract arguing that Republican principles led by Taft have driven prosperity. It extols tariff protection, gold standard banking, and anti trust laws, contrasting with Democratic plans. The piece cites historic figures and eras to claim long term national growth under GOP governance and warns voters to keep Republican leadership.

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Republican Party Platform Echoes in Arduous Tone

The narration extols Republican ideals and governance guiding policy on railway rates and resource use while praising court safeguards for private rights. It credits the party's adherence to Washington and Hamilton era principles, contrasts Democratic opposition, and underlines confidence in November results with ARTHUR J. DODGE noted as the speaker from Washington, D. C.

Republican Party Reptblian Democratic Party Washington Hamilton Marshall Lineuli Republic Arthur J. Dodge Washington, D. C

Government ownership and regulation stance noted

Government ownership or regulation is discussed with emphasis on equal treatment of individuals. The piece asserts that every person is treated alike under policy, reflecting a stance on regulatory scope and fairness.

Bryan Shout Seeks Revenue Only War On Protection

The Rochester Post-Express reports a Bryan speech accusing Democrats of shouting “protection to robbery” and urging a shift to revenue only. He attacks protection for American workers and appeals to workingmen to fund the cause.

Bryan Democratic Party Mr. Bryan Rochester Post-Express

Taft and Construction or Bryan and Destruction

A Philadelphia North American editorial questions Bryan’s push for public campaign funds disclosure while noting limited public interest. It critiques Bryan’s publicity bureau leadership and praises Taft as the alternative, suggesting the Beaton Transcript and related remarks frame the partisan debate.

Taft Bryan Philadelphia

Distrusts Mr Bryan and backs Taft in party split letter

In a long partisan missive, a father weighs Taft against Bryan amid Democratic fractures. He argues conservatives drift from the party, cites Populism and reform battles, and endorses Taft as experienced and broadly capable. He urges his son to align with the Republican standard, praising labor and agricultural gains under the administration.

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