Year 1904 Promises Growth for Troy and World News
The article foresees a strong year for Troy and urges progress while noting global tension between Russia and Japan. It mentions a 2100 square foot whisky display at the World’s Fair Agricultural Building, St. Louis hosting multiple national conventions, a cautious view on politics, and reflections on the Chicago fire as a lesson learned through costly experience. It also references an Indiana man’s finances and a French view predicting American leadership by century’s end.
Advertising World Highlights Troy Call as Notable Christmas Edition
The Advertising World of Columbus notes in its January issue that the Troy Weekly Call stands among the best special Christmas editions received. The Call accepts the compliment with pride and warmth, acknowledging the source.
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The
Advertising World of Columbus, O
Troy
Ill
Trading pact with China signed in Washington ceremony
The week featured the ratification of an American Chinese commercial treaty. The exchange ceremony occurred at the State Department in Washington on Thursday. The treaty focuses on commerce and navigation and opens Mukden and Antung in Manchuria.
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State Department of the Capitol
Washington
Mukden
Antung
Manchuria
Extension of St. Louis Troy and Eastern Proves Real
The St. Louis, Troy and Eastern extension, once the subject of humorous talk, now appears to be a genuine proposition as eastern points loom closer in sight and the extension gains seriousness.
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St. Louis, Troy
Troy
Troy and labor demands on progress and rail ideas
The piece argues that organized labor in Chicago overreached with demands such as managers using only gas or coal for five years. It questions electric railway progress, proposing a staged build to connect Mt. Vernon to St. Louis and urging neighboring towns to complete their sections to align with regional growth.
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Chicago
Teamsters’ Union
Southern Electric Railway Company
Mt. Vernon
St. Louis
Greenville Sun
St. Jacob
Troy
Highland
Greenville
Mulberry Grove
Vandalia
St. Elmo
Does Advertising Pay The Advertising World's View
The piece argues advertising pays only when it delivers paying quality. It claims results depend on the product’s value and the advertiser’s effort in preparing and printing the ad. If publicity fails to pay it reflects poorly on the ad, not advertising in general.
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Endorsed By Editor In Liberty
Pleasant and most effective remedy for coughs and colds praised by T J Chambers editor of the Vindicator Liberty Texas in a December 25 1902 testimony. Advertising copy notes prices 25c 50c and 1 00 with S Kingston selling the syrup.
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T. J. Chambers
Liberty
Texas
Ballard
S. Kingston
Washington Letter on Panama and Senate Talks 1904
The Washington letter reports Senator Lodge of Massachusetts defending the President on Panama policy before a crowded Senate. It covers debates over recognition, the Panamanian revolt, and the President’s explanatory message. It notes Republicans expect limited legislation, possible four new states, and political capital for 1904. It also describes a severe January cold snap, civic measures after the Chicago fire, and various domestic concerns including emigration and road bureau proposals.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Senator Lodge
Mass
Panama
Supreme Court
Lodge
London
Mr. Lodge
Hay
Roosevelt
Oceans
New England
Department of Panama
Congress
Wood
Reed Smoot
Utah
State of Commerce
Washington
The Eternal Feminine exchanges in Chicago speech
A fragment from the Chicago American presents a witty dialogue about reading a shocking book. remarks by Miss eran and Mr Jassack Aw hint at public reaction and personal curiosity.
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Mr. Jassack
Miss Eran
Imperfect Digestion And Vitality Decline
Imperfect digestion leads to poor nutrition and reduced vitality as bile secretion falters. The remedy Herbine is claimed to tone the stomach liver and kidneys, improve appetite, purify the blood, and refresh the complexion, sold as a 50 cent bottle by S. Kingstone.
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S. Kingstone
Wonderful Nerve Pain Relief with Arnica Salve
Wonderful Nerve is displayed by many a man enduring pains of accidental cuts, wounds, bruises, burns, scalds, sore feet or stiff joints. Bucklen's Arnica Salve will kill the pain and cure the trouble at 25c in S Kingston.
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Bucklen
S. Kingston
Births and deaths mark Weekly Bulletin issue
The January 16 1879 Weekly Bulletin notes births to Jacob and Maria Teter, Rudolph Voderhage, and James M Bosom worth. Henry Payne dies at 64 and James C McLanahan dies of pneumonia at 37. injuries occur when Henry Wipprecht’s daughter is burned. sleighing thrives. C E Willoughby and W G Peterman travel for college and work. Wm Freudenau opens a grocery in his old grain storage building.
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Jacob Teter
C. E. Willoughby
Ann Arbor
Mich
Rudolph Voderhage
James M. Bosomworth
Popular Bluff
James C
Henry Wipprecht
Troy
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Tron Weekly Call
B.w.jarvis
Ilinois
Rnois
Kinloch
Russia
Japan
Mound City
Indiana
United States
Neway
House of Representatives
White House
Montana
Dr. Wiley
Secretary of Agriculture
Iowa
Canada
Esterhazy
the Eternal Feminine
Mabel
Chicago American
Chris. Busse
A. Heddergott
Turkey
Gooker and Baker
Moore
Ws Jarvis
Glia Arvi
Troy Exchange Bank
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