Roosevelt Lands in New York After Long Asia Exploration
Theodore Roosevelt, thinner but vigorous, arrived in New York after ten days in the United States following a long exploration trip. He declined to discuss politics or his 1916 plans, noted he would not run for New York governor, and spoke of fever symptoms and weight loss while greeting reporters and collecting trophies at the port.
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Theodore Roosevelt
South America
New York
Col. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Spain
Kermit
Anthony Fiala
Mr. Roosevelt
Malone
Rhine
Mr. Cherry
Nationgraphic Society
Sis
Customs House
Wame
Mr. Roosevel
New Found
Oyster Bay
Mexican situation fuels Senate debate over dollar policy
Senator John Sharp Williams read a letter from a Vera Cruz government worker claiming the loudest factor in Mexico is the American dollar. The letter warned that fighting Mexico would cost 200,000 lives and five billion dollars, suggesting it would be wiser for the United States to incur losses of its emigrants rather than war for conquest.
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Senate
United States
Mexico
Mexican student questions game as seven day pitched battle
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer report a Mexican student watching his first Northern football game reacts with excitement. His flushed face and outstretched arms express his intense engagement as he asks the man beside him what to call bees and responds that in his country the game would be a seven day pitched battle.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Gure
Strapser
Marshville Notes On Suffrage Debate And Local News
In Marshville, Annie Holmes, five, lost an eye last week but may keep the socket. Rev. R. H. James returns home from hospital in Charlotte. W. J. Pigg dies aged about 66 in Lanes Creek. A public debate at Gilboa Saturday will discuss NC women’s suffrage with teams from Gilboa and Faulks schools. A cotton seed oil mill for Marshville appears likely, with stock raised and a trip to Atlanta for plant procurement.
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Annie
M. C. Holmes
Charlotte
J. Hiram Strawn
Marshville
Strawn
Carrier Griffin
Route 4
W. B. Helms
York School House
Verna Brewer
New Salem Township
Stateeville Female College
Brewer
Elizabeth Brewer
R. H. James
Sir Charlotte
W. J. Pigg
Lanes Creek Township
Pigg
Antioch Church
Ceietery
Gilboa
North Carolina
Marvin Rogers
Braxton Haney
Bright Watkins
Howard Marsh
Faulks
Messrs
B. A. Horn
4. E. Thomas
W. M. Perry
T. Ce. Lee
Atlanta
Renaissance of honesty urged by revival speakers
A speaker urges a revival focused on moral integrity and honesty over flashy religious entertainments. He criticizes sermons on worldly amusements while calling for sermons on paying debts, truthful business dealing, and bearing civic duties. He warns against perjury and all deceit in commerce, urging pastors to address daily ethics.
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Brotherhood of Man
Henesty
Great
Methodist Church
Reily
Caesar
God
Court House
Coca Cola’s Popularity Explained By Chemist
A manufacturing chemist attributes Coca-Cola’s success to its refreshing quality and lack of tannic acid, noting its caffeine beverages relieve fatigue. He cites studies from Holingworth and Wood showing caffeine aids nerve and muscle response without the depressive cycle tied to other stimulants. The piece contrasts advertising and branding with scientific reasoning.
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Hollingworth
Columbia University
H. C. Wood, Jr
Philadelphia
Ady
Kickapoo Worm Killer Candy Promoted for Children's Worms
An old advertisement describes a sick child with feverish symptoms and stomach pains. It promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer as a candy that expels worms, claiming many children have them and urging parents to buy a box at the druggist and start treatment immediately.
New Freight Rates Take Effect June 20 In Interstate Traffic
The Legislature and railroad companies serving the state have agreed to reduced interstate freight rates for West, Buffalo, and Pittsburgh routes. The rates, approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission, go into effect June 20. Telegram from General Freight Traffic Manager Green of the Southern Railway conveyed the directive to the Corporation Commission on Tuesday.
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Buffalo
Pittsburg
Interstate Commerce Commission
Corporation Commission
Green
Southern Railway
Coughs Halted by Dr King’s New Discovery
A New Dover Ohio woman Jennie Flemming credits three year cough relief to Dr King’s New Discovery. The ad urges readers with stubborn coughs to buy a 50 cent bottle promising relief or money back. Also promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for pimples.
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Tam
Dr. King
Jennie Flemming
New Dover
Ohio
Bucklen
Our Fashion Letter Skirts Widening at the Lower Edge
New York fashion notes describe extravagant toilette details from bags to umbrellas and hats. The piece highlights the return of the jumper waist and low coiffures, with Orient influences and Persian turbans, plus descriptions of gowns, fabrics, colors, and accessory emphasis in a period voice.
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New York
Orient
India
China
Persia
Lonechamps
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Teddy
Marshville Owl Mill
James
Marshville Hone
Billy
Esq. McWhorter
Jackson Township
State Bank
C. W. Tillett
Charaoters’ Convention
Sar
Our Fashion
I Journal
Porter
C. F. Simmons Medicine CO
ST. Louis
Missouri
Bee Dee
Dee
Eisner
Dunlevie
W.va
Pbs
The
Bank of Union
Ayaa
Fowler & Lee
FORD
F.o. B
Detroit
Henderson Garage and Machine Company
Monroe, N. C
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