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Newspaper

The Perrysburg Journal

Location

Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1908

Page

3

Bryan Chosen as Democratic Standard Bearer at Convention

Denver reports William J Bryan chosen as the Democratic standard bearer after a dramatic convention ballot. The nomination followed tumult and cheers with Bryan hailed as a longtime party leader. The convention also saw durable organization and notable speeches while Jeff Gray and Johnson factions influenced support. Denver roles detail divorce figures for the year ended June 20, 1907 and labor leaders face damages in a separate suit against the American Federation of Labor.

Denver Col Samuel Gompers John Mitchell John H. Lennon Frank Morrison Joseph Valentine James Duncan Max Morris Law W. R. Thomipson Marble Co

Kern Nominated for Vice President on Bryan Ticket in Indiana

The early Friday convention nominated John Worth Kern of Indiana for vice president to support writer William Jennings Bryan for president. Kern was declared the choice by acclamation after various withdrawals and a formal motion to nominate by acclamation. Kern was born December 30, 1840, in Alto, Indiana, and trained as a lawyer at the University of Michigan. He advised officials in Kokomo and served in the state legislature and senate, rising as a key Democratic leader. In a post nomination statement, he pledged not to seek a second term if elected president.

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Denver Democrats Open National Convention Scene

Denver observers welcomed a vast crowd as the Democratic national convention began with political oratory and a spectacular parade of supporters. The two hour session emphasized spectacle over substantive business.

Denver Col

Denver convention spurs two sessions and credential battle

At Denver two sessions opened with a noon Bryan demonstration and a P M proceedings ending in the Pennsylvanian delegation credential fight. Col James McGuffey of Pittsburgh suffered defeats in contested cases as Pennsylvania leadership under Co Guffey was upheld by a large vote.

Denver Col Woeineiny Bryan Pennsylvanis Pennsylvania Co. Guffey Bevan James McGuffey Pittabure Constantante

Near miss for Minister O'Brien in La Paz revolution

Details from La Paz describe a perilous moment as fighting raged near Asuncion. American minister Edward C. O'Brien narrowly escaped being shot while attempting to negotiate with revolutionary forces. Reports say several persons were killed in the exchange and the minister's escape was miraculous.

O'Brien la Paz Bolivia

Season of colors changes for children's Sunday frocks

A long discussion of new color trends and ribbon details for girls dresses. White frocks decline this season with pale blues pinks and reds dominating wash fabrics and vivid colors appearing in ginghams chambrays and galatea cloth. Ribbon garnitures and sashes shift from heavy bows to decorative trimming and embroidery creating lighter dressy effects for young girls. Floral wreaths and plain ribbons improve hats while handwork appears on yokes cuffs and panels.

Mall Brent Profiston Waa Empire Nes

MIXTURES FOR THE BATH AND ECONOMIC SKIN CARE

A historic tonic bath blends muciate of soda sulphate of soda and chlorides of lime and magnesia with water in a tub, used at most weekly to avoid skin drying. An inexpensive morning salt rub benefits frugal individuals. coarse salt covers the body and absorbs after pores open, avoiding the face. An oatmeal bath uses five pounds of steam cooker oats, alum, and soap in a cheesecloth bag, steeped for 15 minutes in warm water for reuse.

Wiltis

Low-Cut Bodice Described With Batlate Embroidery

A summer dress bodice in pale pink batlate features a gurplice front, draped shoulders, and kimono inspired styling. Long right sleeve and neck finish showcase battete embroidery with velvet bows at closure. Velvet girds and tur nishes coiffire ornamentation complete the design.

Doctor Endorses Tennis For Health In Ailments

A prominent doctor extols tennis as the healthiest recreation and offers home remedies. A raw egg yolk with salt for finger inflammation, grapefruit as a malarial aid, and onion juice as a bee sting remedy are advised. Diet cautions include avoiding hot drinks, using warm water, and warm foot baths. A salt bath recipe with velutin, carbonate, and potassium sulfate is given for summer ailments.

Luke Aleo

Very New Color "Fy 'yat'!" Rust Described as Ruddy Brown

The text proclaims Fy 'yat' as the newest color, with Rust as the latest color in the palette. It notes the shade is a ruddy brown suitable for dress materials, but warns it appears pale compared with jet black, white, pink, or blue, making it hard to pair with many walls.

Practical Fashions Dress Pattern No 1849

Ladies dressing sack Paria pattern No 1849 All seams allowed. Turquoise bine dimity with one piece neck front band belt and armbands in bine lawn with wild roses. French knot embroidery option. Available seven sizes 82 to 44 inches bust. Requires specific yardage by material width. Send 19 of agrghitern paper and include name address and pattern number.

Girls Apron Paris Pattern No 2300 for Growing Girls

Pattern details a girl apron in sizes six to twelve years with a square yoke and mikado armbands, featuring pockets and a back fullness tied with sash ends. It lists fabrics, yardage, and trim needs, with instructions to request the Pattern Department. Includes pattern number and publication tone.

Paris M Conta Pattern Department

Westminster Cathedral to honor St Edmund with new altar

The crypt at Westminster Cathedral in London will be cleared to fit an altar honoring St Edmund of Canterbury. The plan involves removing the mortar remains of Cardinal Wiseman and Cardinal Managing to make space for the new dedication.

St. Edmund Westminster Cathedral London Cardinal Wiseman St. Edsmund Canterbury

Americana Have Monopoly on Huslogds in Drilling Gear

American manufacturers hold a practical monopoly of huslogds worldwide, dominating global well drilling machinery. This reveals the scale of U S based producers in the industry and the limited competition across markets.

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W. J. Bryan Democratic Party John W. Kern Wllam Jennings Cleveland, O Wived Ukewire Kern Por Vice President Van Henry D. Clayton Season OF Practical Fashions
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