Trusts Take Center Stage In Coming Presidential Message
President plans to emphasize trusts in the annual Congress message with Attorney General Knox drafting a bill. Republican backing supports vigorous regulation as the beef and coal trusts face court action, northern railroad merger challenges, and anthracite disputes highlighting urgent legislative action.
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Peace At Last Coal Strike Ends Under Roosevelt Action
The nation welcomes an end to the coal strike as President Roosevelt earns praise for initiating and supporting measures that resume work. A White House conference on October 3 and a capable commission are credited with a fair, thorough settlement. Public information and education emerge as key safeguards for future disputes.
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Roosevelt
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White House
Best remedy for crone from the Atchison Globe
Season brings demand for croup remedies and mothers seek fastest relief. The article praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as safer and cheaper than hive syrup and tofu, noting it loosens phlegm quickly and provides relief, with assurances it never fails. Sold by A. E. Howell Socorro and W. M. Borrowdale Magdalena.
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Magdalena
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An Invitation to a Humorous Pulpit Moment
An elder in an English church filled in for the absent minister and began the sermon with a bungled line. He stumbled through the opening, finally attempting to deliver a message that invited any who wanted the conceit removed to come to the front.
Thanksgiving Day Proclaimed by Roosevelt for November 27
President Roosevelt issues a proclamation designating Thursday, November 27 as a day of general Thanksgiving. The document reflects on national progress, divine providence, and urges citizens to rest from labor and thank Almighty God for past year’s blessings.
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Theodore ‘ Roosevelt
United States
Theopore Roost
Joan Hay
Secretary of
Mepped Against a Hot Stove Burn Remedy Tale
Mrs Benson of Kellar Virginia used Chamberlains Pain Balm on her child burned by a hot stove after a Saturday bath. Within half an hour the child slept, and in two weeks recovered fully. Pain Balm is an antiseptic liniment useful for burns cuts bruises and sprains. Available from A E Howell Socorro W M Borrowdale Magdalena.
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Geo. T. Benson
Oranges Laxative Benefit Warned by Ladies' Home Journal
Oranges are praised as a valuable fruit and orange juice is said to quell thirst and be gentle on most stomachs. The note adds that oranges act as a laxative and are especially beneficial when taken at night or before breakfast.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Chinese Etiquette In A Chinese Tale Of Courtesy And Humility
A 19th century anecdote describes a visitor praising his own clothing in deprecatory terms after a rat disturbs a jar of oil above him. The host’s entry leads to formal salutations, while the guest explains the accident and his contemptible appearance in a scene illustrating strict etiquette.
A Distinguished Bedroom In Portland Birthplace Tale
A Portland Maine tenement district houses Longfellow’s birthplace now. A teacher’s history lesson ends with a student declaring Longfellow was born in Patsy Magee’s bedroom, a startling local misstatement that shocks the class.
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Asleep Amid Flames Firemen Rescue Sleeping Inmates
A blazing home seeps danger and a false sense of security as firemen pull sleeping residents from death. The narrative emphasizes neglect of coughs and colds and promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with claims of protection against throat chest and lung troubles.
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Dr. King
Plymouth Rock Joke From Rural Philadelphia Class
A Philadelphia suburb schoolteacher asked pupils to imagine Plymouth Rock, prompting a young student Willie to humorously ask if she wanted a hen or a rooster drawn. The light moment reflects village life and local color.
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Plymouth Rock
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Fatherless Children in Japan and a Cure Tale
Fatherless children are cared for by every family in Japan, where a belief in curses for childlessness drives adoption. Tack in Thirteen recounts William Spirey of Walton Furnace Vermont sending 13 miles to obtain Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, which healed a severe fever sore on his leg. The salve is praised for bruises ulcers eruptions boils burns corns and piles, priced at 25 cents with druggist guarantee.
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Spirey
Walton Furnace
Colonists Rates to the Southwest and Local Notes
The St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad offers colonist half fare plus two dollars from St. Louis Kansas City and Memphis to southwest points, including New Mexico. A jury verdict took ten hours with some discussion on the judge’s charge. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is recommended for colds by A. E. Howell and W. M. Borrowdale.
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St. Louis
Eastern cashier speculation under question after bet win
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip notes that calling a cashier's gamble speculation depends on the outcome. If he wins, the act is praised as prudent. if not, it is labeled speculation. The remark highlights media framing of bets as speculation.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Mines names and initials list in a local notice
A fragmented OCR reads a roster of names and initials including MINE S. 1C. T. Brown 5 B. Fitch and many others such as Abeyta Baca Torres Cofey and Grititis. The text lists individuals with limited context from a local page without clear narrative.
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M. Cooney
R. T. Collins
Ricardo Abeyta
Felipe Baca
A.X. Sedille
Camilo Baca
T. Brown
B. Fitch
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