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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
3
The piece extols electric lighting as a modern, affordable upgrade for homes. It notes rapid progress in wiring, urges unwired residences to outfit wiring at low cost, and offers free lighting planning and estimates by calling Bell 3185 or Home 22. Electric wiring, the ad claims, adds value to property.
Total contributions to date reach 295 760 dollars with 206 086 spent. Henry Morgenthau says at least 750 000 more is needed to cover campaign expenses to end of race. Donations come from 17 116 people across many states. major gifts listed from Justice Gerard, Samuel Untermeyer, and others.
A TexasWonder medicine claim cures kidney and bladder issues including gravel diabetes and rheumatism for men women and children. Priced one dollar with mail order option, two months per bottle and often complete cure. testimonials available from Dr B W Hall 2926 Olive Street St Louis MO. sold by druggists.
The Maine result shows a slim GOP win with Taft forces pulling 60 percent toward Roosevelt in a split ticket scenario. Democratic gains over 1900s tallies, reduced Republican plurality, and a divided November ballot underline an old fashioned Republican victory only in name.
The Baltimore Sun notes that a possible cross party merger between Bull Moose and regular Republicans before election day could topple Wilson, but Vermont and Maine have already answered no to that idea, with Maine slightly weaker.
The article argues that Democratic gains in both states indicate a Wilson majority, stressing the importance of a strong, vigorous campaign in Maine to mobilize workers and exploit potential split among opponents before November. It warns that the race could become a contest between a Democratic candidate and a single opponent.
Pearlie Hendryx filed a law and equity suit Thursday seeking 750 dollars for assault and battery alleged to have occurred earlier this month. The complainant states Stokes attacked her and nearly bit her lower lip.
A pharmacist endorses Dodson's Liver Tone as a purely vegetable liquid that replaces calomel and aids a sluggish liver. He claims it is harmless, sweet tasting, and reliable for children and adults, with a fifty cent bottle and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. He urges buyers to ensure genuineness by purchasing through legitimate druggists.
Miss Georgiana Rheinhardt a 17 year old stenographer was gagged and tied to a chair during a burglary at the Double Claw Hammer Company office in Brooklyn. Two well dressed men about 35 fled with $600 from a cash drawer as a small blaze was started in a pile of paper near the scene.
A health ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for coughs colds grip croup whooping cough and sore lungs. It claims relief and restored health for those driven from homes by lung diseases and offers a trial bottle free with a 60 cent to 1.00 price.
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