Miresde on Setrats Committes testimony on railways
Testimony before the Interstate Commerce Committee in Washington on May 4 features Prof Hugo R. Meyer of Chicago University arguing that rail rate regulation would fail to grasp broad national impacts. He warns that restricting rail competition would hamper West farm value and East industry growth, contrasting statesmanlike railway leadership with bureaucratic control.
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Bmiresde Ena Frogee
Washington
Hugo ‘R. Meyer
Chicago University
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Seaboard
Mississippi
Europe
New England
Mississippi River
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Life saved after long illness in Salisbury woman
Mrs. W Pooks of Salisbury Maryland describes eight years of kidney and digestive distress. She suffered fatigue shortness of breath and bloating after meals. A doctor warned Brights disease might follow. Sheriff G W Fooks notes her condition and relief.
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W. Pooks
Salisbury
G. W.,fooks
Wienmico County
Memorial Day and the meaning of the national holiday
A reflective piece urges preserving Memorial Day’s significance beyond sports and leisure. It recalls past ceremonies, honors aging veterans, and stresses a child’s education about freedom, patriotism, and the flag. The civic message champions schools teaching the flag’s meaning to all children.
Civil War Pride Fueled by People Not Leaders
As Memorial Day nears, reflection shows the Civil War was driven by the people of both North and South who fought for principles. The public history recalls that orders followed the people’s deliberate judgment, not rulers, and reverence grows as the era’s events are reexamined in Chicago.
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North
South
Far East
Chicago
What She Would Do If You Were Left a Widower
Fragmentary excerpt from a Chicago Record piece raises a hypothetical about widowhood and remarriage. The dialogue contrasts reactions to being left a spouse, touching on love and social expectations in a brief, unsettled dialogue excerpt.
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George
Elas
Back at Work After Kidney Disease Trial in Buffalo
In Buffalo on May 2, F R McLean of 90 Hast Terry St. says he was crippled by kidney disease and quit work. After using six boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills he recovered and returned to steady work, endorsing the remedy for kidney trouble and Bright's Disease, despite a dubious quip from Puck.
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Buffalo
Secial
F. R. Mcfean
Terry St
Dodd
Bright
Clean House To-Day Ad Offers Dr Caldwell Remedies
An assortment of old newspaper ads urges immediate use of Dr Caldwell's laxative syrup Pepsin and Dr Pusheck's Kuro for digestion nerves and general health. It promotes foot ease by Allen S Olmsted and mentions Mowrey stomach tablets and Lewis cigar offers. The tone mirrors early 20th century consumer ads with pricing and seller details.
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Dr. Caldwell
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