Woman's Home Companion November issue noted
The November issue marks the seven hundredth edition of the Woman's Home Companion, a feature packed 88 page issue with travel notes by Jack London in the Snark, a new novel by Florence Morse Kingsley, stories by several authors, Eyes by Dr Woods Hutchinson, expanded fashion and home departments, and gift suggestions including timely fur advice. The edition contrasts with the 1875 eight page debut and highlights home ownership advantages with detailed articles.
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Alice Brown
Juliet Wilbur Tomkins
Mary, Heaton Vorse
Mary Raymond
Andrews
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Des Moines Capital Boosts Bargain Rate to $2.50 Year
The Des Moines Capital announces a price rise from $2.00 to $2.50 per year for advance cash subscriptions. The paper will enhance value with a market editor and a dedicated literary and book department. Readers may still receive December coverage at the old rate, and the paper plans expanded distribution and subscriber services in the coming year.
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Jewelry display prices at Jay Johnston and Co
A note urges customers to view the jewelry display and read the price tags. It mentions Jay Johnston and Company as the seller and highlights clear pricing on the display items.
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Labor Gompers Influence Undercuts Bryan Support
The piece reports on labor figures split over William Jennings Bryan and William Taft, citing Samuel Gompers and various union members. It notes endorsements and criticisms, including editorials praising Taft, and union leaders opposing Gompers funded efforts to back Bryan.
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William H. Taft
James KR. Ryan
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Bryan
Albert Abrahams
Pressmen's Union
Democratic Party
Standard OU Company
Adolph Krieger
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Elias Wolf
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Victor Buhr
Amalgamated Painters
New Hand Painted China Designs by Jay Johnston & Co
A fresh line of hand painted china by Jay Johnston and Co features all new designs. The collection showcases intricate motifs and bright finishes aimed at refined table settings.
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Two-Faced Leader Firyan Ready to Denounce Damo Derates
A fragment from a 1907 era political analysis notes Firyan’s stance on damocratic rivals and his shifting loyalties. It cites Bryan’s attacks on former Cleveland allies, Bryan Parker remarks, and Sullivan’s ties to franchise interests as signals of partisan maneuvering within the Democratic landscape.
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Contested Claim Tangles Political Tensions in Corporate Roles
Fragmented OCR text shows a dispute over a man linked to a corporation and political group. It hints at eligibility to represent the company, assign or promote a financial initiative, and potential appointments. Names and precise facts are unclear due to garbled wording.
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Hie
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Gompers Motives Questioned Over Bryan Support
A New York Tribune excerpt questions Matt Gompers and his ally Keefe regarding motives in supporting Bryan. It accuses attempts to discredit Keefe as unfounded and notes Republicans and Independent workers will see the alleged smear as worthless. The piece defends honest voting conscience and criticizes dirty political tactics.
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New York Tribune
Shifting Opinions on Railroads Ownership and Regulation
The text cites William Jennings Bryan contrasting government ownership with regulation. Bryan argues regulation is preferable to government ownership, while acknowledging Taft’s greater faith in railroad willingness to regulate. A prior Aug 30, 1906 speech in New York urged public ownership where competition is impossible.
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New York
Saved His Boys Life with Foley's Grino Laxative
A Casimer Wisconsin father claims his three year old son was severely constipated with a high fever and near death until two doses of Foley's Grino Laxative saved the boy. Witness: A Wolkush. Casimer, Wis. William & Anderson.
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Married Man In Trouble Over Family Health Device
A notice warns that a married man who allows any family member to use remedies other than Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung trouble is guilty of neglect. The ad stresses Foley's Honey and Tar as superior and mentions a genuine product in a yellow package sold by Williams & Andersona.
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Williams & Anderson
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