Taft Sherman Ticket Emerges From Chicago Convention
Delegates at Chicago name William H Taft for president and James S Sherman for vice president on the Republican ticket. The roll call yields Taft with a decisive lead and the convention votes unanimously for Taft. Roosevelt La Follette support sparks loud demonstrations as the crowd sways with the contest.
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Delegates Close 1908 Convention Amid Telegram Congratulates
Andeon W. Lyon of Georgis moved to adjourn at 1 47 a.m. The Star Spangled Banner played as delegates left. President Roosevelt and Taft Sherman telegrams congratulated Sherman on the nomination. Gortelyou sent similar best wishes for the ticket.
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Roosevelt Demonstration Roars At Republican Convention
The second day at the Republican national convention featured a massive Roosevelt yell in the Coliseum lasting about 45 minutes. Lodge led speeches praising procedure and credentials, while Taft delegates were seated in large measure, signaling strong Taft support amid a festive, raucous crowd.
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Fem i nine half makes a strenuous effort to find out
San Luis Obispo Tribune notes how the female half strives to learn how the other half lives, reflecting social observation and curiosity about gendered experiences.
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San Luis Obispo
Republican Platform At A Glance Roosevelt Policy Essay
A fragmented platform summary outlines Roosevelt era goals, anti injunction standards, labor policy, tariff stance, money, trusts, inland waterways, armed readiness, road improvements, and civil rights. Emphasizes wealth and power limits, court authority, federal regulation, tariff changes, expanding commerce, and equal justice for all.
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Stomach Catarrh and Fat Formation Discussed
A dated medical note explains how thin people often suffer from stomach catarrh causing hyperacidity and fat malabsorption. It links fat formation to digestion in the duodenum and pancreatic enzymes, recommending Porti?ng before meals and Peruna to prevent fermentation and restore plumpness.
Coffee packaging costs and a European cruise for Lydia Pinkham family
Last year Brazil required over 20,000,000 jute bags to support coffee production. Mach bag cost shippers about 18 cents each, totaling roughly $4,000,900. Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts and her son Arthur W. Pinkham, along with younger family members, sailed for Naples on May 20 for a three month European tour and vacation.
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Allen's Foot-Ease heals tired feet in hot weather
Life's foolish period note on boy and girl thoughts. Allen's Foot-Ease advertised as a cure for hot sweaty pallid feet. Sold by all druggists. Price 25 cents. Address Allen 8. Olmsted Le Roy N Y. A man's enemies await opportunity to meet his widow.
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