Official Paper Ad Crisis and Pain Balm Pitch
The June 11 1904 issue mocks Iowa politics and ministerial rumors while promoting Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatism and other injuries. It also notes court martial chatter about Captain Hall and Secretary Squires amid Manila document production and endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy with a New York pharmacist testimonial.
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Captain Hall
Squires
Mr. Squires
Mrs. Squires
What about next week questions sweep political talk
The passage riffs on political gossip and current issues from 1904. It notes Hanna possibly not running, Lawson of Boston, yacht racing hopes, and Chamberlain pain balm. It quotes McKinley era comments on railroads trusts finance imperialism and republicans’ future plans, plus press jabs at Towne Hoge Pettigrew and McLaurin.
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McKinley
San Francisco
California
Republican Campaign
Quote on tariff issue and political appeal fades
Time shows Republicans cannot seize the tariff issue. Mr. Babcock's appeal has fallen on deaf ears. Whom the Gods destroy they first make mad.
Morgan May Be Asked to Host European Rulers
The text notes hopes that J. Pierpont Morgan will consent to receive Emperor William and King Edward as well as President Loubet, and warns against any favoritism.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
William
Edward
Loubet
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