America's Golden Days Reflect Record U S Prosperity
The article notes near 140 million dollars in half yearly interest and dividend disbursements in early July, led by New York. It cites rising earnings for railroads and big corporations, wage gains including a 10 percent steel trust increase, and a booming economy with improved employment and optimism despite a coal strike. Gold production rising toward 85 million in 1902 supports ample gold reserves.
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New York
Boston
Steel Trust
United States
South Africa
France
Vacation time brings open air play for children
Open air time benefits children but warns to guard against accidents from sports. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve is promoted for quick pain relief and preventing complications from cuts, burns, and wounds. Advertisers L. B. Johnson of Swift Texas and Noah Martin, a local druggist, tout the product as the best remedy in the market.
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DeWitt
L. B. Johnson
Swift
Tex
Noah Martin
Missouri Ring Dominion Shapes State Judiciary
A critical account alleges the Springield convention installed a Democratic ring that controls the state chair, the Supreme Court nomination, and key judges. It claims Seibert and allies trample reform, favoring party bosses, and threaten home rule and vast corruption in Missouri politics.
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Supreme Court
Jim Seibert
Democrat Party of
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Seibert
Missouri
Turad
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Fort
Serpert
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Tert Cook
Dochery
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Burress
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Serbert Sans
State Supreme Court
Dargess
Valuant
Cada
Thousanda Learn Kidney Health With Swamp Root Remedy
An old newspaper ad promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary issues. It claims sediment in water signals trouble and touts samples by mail from Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Kilmers
Swamp Root
Kilmer & Home of
Swamp Root. Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Family turmoil and feuding over a troubled heir
A troubled American writer famed internationally faces domestic strife as relatives clash over insults and authority. Aunt Julia is accused, the father demands an explanation, and tensions reveal a fractured household under one roof. An unrelated medical ad touts a patent remedy for coughs and bronchitis.
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Ander
Serge
Juha
Motherhood Comfort Promise Advertises Regulator Product
A historical ad urges calm during pregnancy and promotes Mother's Friend by The Bradfield Regulator Co of Atlanta GA. It claims a topical liniment eases pain and supports delivery, offering a free book titled Motherhood and inviting inquiries to purchase a bottle for one dollar.
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Lower Kingdom
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Grain and Corn Shrinkage From Threshing to Market
The passage explains grain losses from threshing to sale with 94 cents per bushel in August and a drop to about 80 bushels of corn per 100 in November. It notes shrinkage in potatoes from October to June around 33 percent and compares value changes across months.
London Comment on the President's Speech
London notes President Roosevelt's Pittsburgh speech as a serious warning to powerful trusts. The London Standard regards his remarks as significant given his position and future. A Henderson NC resident Mr. Kelley praises Chamberlains Col Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by Noah Martin druggist.
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United States
Chamberlain
Kelley
Henderson
Noah Martin
London
The
London Standard
Roosevelt
Pittsburg
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