Roosevelt cash questions stain sanctity in moral alibi tale
A critical column argues Theodore Roosevelt faces scrutiny over alleged money from Standard Oil sources in late October. It links letters dated October 26 27 and a telegram October 29 to a disputed moral alibi amid White House talks. It questions traceability of funds and calls Roosevelt lacking in honesty.
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Roosevelt
Eartyr
Archbold
Harriman
New York Sun
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Harriman
Cornelius N. Bliss
Remarkable Weight Gain Claim For Protone Supplement
An advertisement touts Protone as a tissue builder claiming rapid weight gain and restored vigor in run down men and women. It promises 30 pounds in 30 days, asserts miraculous effects, and offers a free trial package with a coupon and a book on the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Etrauien
Protone Coupon Offer From Detroit Company
Readable text shows an offer tied to The Protone Company at 4821 Protone Building Detroit Michigan. The provided fragment mentions a free coupon and promotional remarks though details are unclear.
Sutton Bros and Local Pharmacies Advertise Packages
fragmented OCR lines list Sutton Bros 80 and 5 y Aller 2105 and Monroe and Frenklin Bienville Pharmacy 164 St Francis. mentions druggists and packages possibly for sale. unclear further context or complete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton Bros
Keen
Snes
H. Bauer
Monroe and Frenklin
Bienville Pharmacy
St. Francis
Senee
Mobile
The Politician of the Stone Age
A humorous compare and contrast piece imagines a Stone Age candidate delivering a stump speech in the land of Nod. It satirizes political tactics and promises, contrasting primitive tools and modern rhetoric with references to fig leaf trusts and dinosaur steaks.
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Ahaz
Land of Nod
som_e
Fig-Leaf Trust
Liberty
Jjustice
Plethora of Salmon and Plenty of Money
The piece notes salmon pack profits and rising demand boosting Oregon and national wealth. H. B. Davidson of Portland cites strong salmon industry, good crops, thriving lumber sector, and railroad expansion driven by influx from the East, fueling population growth and economic optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Davidson
Portland
Oregon
Detroit Free Press
Mosquito Remedies From Historical Formulas and Notes
A Century article surveys many home remedies for mosquitoes including citronella oils, camphor, cedar oils, and vaseline to slow evaporation. It notes mixtures from Austin and New York, kerosene in the Philippines, and other folk solutions such as orange peel burning and salves with soap and iodine. The piece highlights practical tips and regional variations from early 20th century sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
New York
Philippines
South Caroline
Mobile Sinking Clearings Report For Week End August 31 1912
The Mobile Clearing House reports weekly clearings of 1 050 996 55 for the week ending August 31 1912. The month of August 1912 totals are presented.
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Mo ‘Bile Clearing House
East Alabama Girl Treated for Rabies
Miss J E Boazman of near Opelika was bitten by a mule after treating the animal for a swollen throat. She sought hydrophobia treatment at the state Pasteur Institute in Montgomery where Dr Moss and staff care for thirty three patients. Meanwhile W A Bailey of Escambia county was bitten by a mongrel that mauled his arms and required hospital care in Montgomery. The Waldrop and Purge children from Salem and West End Montgomery were also patients after being bitten by mad dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Boazman
Opelika
Miss Boazman
Montgomery
State Pasteur Institute
Montgomery Advertiser
Moss
W. A. Bailey
Escambia County
Bailey
Hailey
Pasteur Institute
C. M. Waldrop
Salem
Sam Purge
West End
Meeting Notice of Railroad Employes Benevolent Association
The officers and members are requested to attend the regular monthly meeting Sunday September 1 at 16 a.m. at T. M. B. A tigi, corner Dauphin and Jackson streets. By order of E. Dyas, A. S. Picker, Heralding Secretary.
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Railroad Employes’ Benevolent Association
T. M
Tigi
BE. Cor
Dauphin
Jackson Streets
Dyas
Pennsylvania Railroad forestry and timber operations report
The Pennsylvania Railroad shows extensive forestry work with 4.6 million trees planted and 616 thousand transplanted in 1911. Morrisville nursery spans 36 acres with over 2.2 million stock. Timbering covers about 1,500 acres aiming to harvest 150 thousand feet, while past activity totals 1,850 acres conservatively timbered. Char coal from small wood amounts to 215 thousand bushels. plants at Mount Union and Philadelphia processed 969 thousand ties and 13 million feet of lumber in 1911. A separate classified notice seeks sales staff for ad campaign with prizes and vehicles up to December 31.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Morrisville
Railway Age Gazette
Pennsylvania
Mount Union
Philadelphia
Aged Jewish people dance and dine at Bnai Brith
In Yonkers on August 31, about one hundred elderly residents of B na Brith joined a festive afternoon and evening with dining and dancing. The event celebrated double golden weddings of Julius Peyser and Marcus Lang, with Peyser aged eighty eight and his wife seventy five, and Lang at ninety one leading the dancing beside his wife. Notables included Aaron Meinberg as master of ceremonies and the couple Joseph Lowenstein and wife marking another golden anniversary.
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Yonkers
N. Fy
B'nai B'rith
Julius Peyser
Marcus Lang
Peyser
Aaron Meinberg
War Brith
Joseph Lowenstein
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Ferg
Rae
Merece
Protone Company
Protone
Detroit, Mich
East Alabama
Picker
Hetalding
Pennsy
Great Railroad
Maxwell
Ford
Ira B. Robinson
Beverly &I
Boston
Mass
Perpetual Care
Pine Crest
American Securities Co
ST. Joseph ST
Bell
LON
Gulf Coast
Bay St. Louis
H. C. Geron
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