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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1916
Page
7
Milton Bronner from Binghamton New York reports on the surprising labor support for Woodrow Wilson in the 1916 campaign. He notes privilege enjoyed by Hughes backers and contrasts it with working people facing hardship while Wilson gains appeal among workers.
Charles Mullen of Philadelphia suffered a rheumatism attack after a rainy day gun outing. A friend cited Sloan's Liniment as effective. he used it and improved enough to return to work. He notes he has kept Sloan's Liniment in his medicine chest since. The ad promotes relief for bruises sprains toothache and lame joints with pricing at 50 cents and 1 dollar.
George F. Johnson of Endicott Johnson and Co. endorses a workers ballot for Sloan's Liniment. The shoe giant’s leaders preside over 12,000 employees in Endicott and Johnson City near Binghamton, named after the partners.
Mrs. John Wickersham of Russellville Pennsylvania reports renewed strength and flesh after two bottles of Vinci. She says the product built up her health and helps her manage housework despite her age. The ad mentions Matton Drug Co and Allen's Foot-Ease for foot care and comfort.
The speaker lauds Woodrow Wilson as a vigorous defender of human rights and social service measures. He criticizes distant elites and argues Wilson’s public questions reflect an active commitment to progressive reforms.
A speaker lauds Wilson for managing the German and Mexican crises and the railroad strike, claiming peace and prosperity. He endorses the eight hour day with ten hours pay starting November 1 for all employees, linking labor reform to national recovery.
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