Kidney trouble remedy offered by Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root
A sensational appeal promotes Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles with claims of success in many cases. Readers can receive a free sample by mail and should mention the newspaper. Bottles sold widely with price details and the Binghamton New York address on every bottle.
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Kilmer
Remely
Urio Palarth
Aril Bright
Kiltier
Orlas
Alvon
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Relatives visitations and local notices in Greenville area
Miss Mabel Kite visits relatives in Chicago and other trips. Swartz family in Detroit. Miss Louanna Meeker and Mary Gaskill in Ann Arbor. Harold Allread and Roy Haber to Columbus for OS A events. Mrs Mary Burley and daughter Clara Devor hosted Dayton relatives. Carl Burnett and baby of Portland spent Sunday in Greenville with their fronts. 40th O V I survivors held a reunion at Jobes Post room with forty five members. Naomi Fay died in Greenville from cholera infantum. Funeral held. Journal roll of honor includes C L Beek and Jesse Cable. Thomas Maher died in Dayton hospital. remains laid to rest in Catholic cemetery. Mrs Elizabeth Bryan died at 78 on East Water Street. interred in Urbana. Mrs Wm Marker died at 30 from consumption. services at Methodist Church. Orville Hartzell, 19, arrested for stealing a rig. guilty and fined by Mayor Maher.
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Wm. Marker
East Fourth Street
Methodist Church
Greenville Cemetery
Local option petition filed with judge after risk of signatures
The Anti-Saloon League pushed a county local option election with about 4178 signatures presented to Judge Allread around 11 Tuesday. Opponents seek to verify signatures, deferring further action to next Saturday morning. The petition shows roughly 45 percent of last general election voters, ~1000 more than the required 8226.
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Allread
Anti- Saloon League
A. L. Clark
Negroes and Democracy and the Bryan Vote
A commentary argues that colored voters should back the Republican ticket as Bryan would threaten black rights. It cites Bryan’s approval of disfranchisement in the South and praises the Republicans for opening the ballot to Black citizens and safeguarding their use where they govern. It warns that Northern Black votes for Bryan would align with southern Democrats against Black interests.
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Bryan
Grant Wit
Democratic Party
Whlely
South
Republican Party
Taft
Sherman
Eighth Grade Teacher Wanted at Arcani um School
Eighth grade teaching position seeks candidates with experience. Arcani um School lists qualifications and preferred background. Application details not provided in fragment.
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Arcanium School
Liwl
Bryanism and the danger of Bryan in office
The piece argues against electing Bryan by challenging the claim he can do no harm. It asserts that if elected he would pack the Supreme Court and appoint a cabinet from friends, risking the credibility of the nation's highest institution and the integrity of government.
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Supreme Court
Bryan
Miles
Bryan era fears and a realists visit at Wallace House
A fragment urges opposition to Mr. Bryan, predicting judges appointed nationwide and a collapse of confidence in bail neta circles. It warns that Bryan’s election would bring four-seat blight and mark a prolonged Democratic era, arguing his weather vane nature would fail American institutions and industries. Dr. Landman, described as a realist, is announced to speak at the Wallace House on Thursday the 24th.
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Bryan
Mdr Natin
Willow J. Bryan
Dr. Landman
Wallace House
K. Stl St
First Step In Tax Reform Calls For Constitutional Rework
A 1930s tax reform debate cites an ideal of equal taxation but notes the present system harms equity and incentivizes evasion. The analysis highlights property ownership shifts toward corporates and urges reworking constitutional provisions to direct tax changes. Prof Loeb of Wisconsin voices the call at a national tax conference.
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Wil
Isior Loeb
University of Wisconsin
First National Tax Comference
Subscribe Offers For 1902 Newspapers List
The notice lists subscription offers for 1902 covering weekly and semi weekly papers. It shows sample price columns with regular prices for each publication and notes that sample copies are unavailable by mail. It names titles such as The Independent and Scientific American and includes locations like New York City and Cincinnati.
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Lite Attice
Cincinumli
New York
New Yor City
New York City
Goodall
Cbigako Reson
Toledo Blade
New York Press
Globe-Democrat Dallier
Dayton Eyening Herald
Dayton Daily News
Cineinnati
New York Daily Prow Daily
Sun the Press
Olio State Montelies
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