Progressive and Labor Debating False Claims in Wilson Era
A labor leader rebuts Democratic charges crediting Progressives for twenty congressional measures during Wilson’s presidency. He argues many items originated under Taft and cites the Federal Reserve Act’s roots in Taft-era research, urging scrutiny of political assertions amid the 1912-1913 policy debates.
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John Williams
Vance McCormick
McCormick
New York Times
Congress
Wilson
White House
Ion
Commissioner of Labor
McWormick
Retb
Taft
McCorwoick
Wir. Taft
Children's Bureau
Industrial Commission
Mr. Taft
Department of Shot Law
Federal Reserve
Monetary Commission
Eaft
Dis of Columbia
Ba Follette
Cleveland
Jaen
Commerce Court
Actu ‘Ely
McCormick Scrutiny Drawn by Labor Critics
A letter by John Williams, ex-Commissioner of Labor, condemns Mr. McCormick for perceived errors in his first effort. He argues labor would resent pretensions to gratitude and questions padding of the Record, urging an explanation.
Hughes Speech Pressure on Administration Over Civil Service Reform
Washington analysis notes Hughes speeches have reshaped debate in Washington. The correspondence says Hughes publicity has unsettled the administration on civil service reform and Mexican policy, strengthening the push to protect Americans abroad.
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Washington
New York Evening Post
Hiughes
West
Northwest
Hughes
Slughes
United States
Goldine Herb System Tonic Praised by Mrs Hill
Mrs F G Hill of North Warren reports Goldine the new Herb System Tonic restored her health. She describes relief from weakness poor appetite and terrible headaches after using two bottles. She says auto intoxication and nervous trouble left her and she now enjoys meals and sleeps soundly.
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F. G. Hill
North Warren
Hughes Labor Record Praised by Labor Officials
Editorial from the Legislative Labor News extols Governor Hughes as a staunch ally of labor, noting he signed fifty six labor laws during two terms and urged more in messages. It contrasts his record with critics and cites Tribune praise for his courage and Americanism.
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Gompers
Hughes
Danbury Hatters
The
Chicago Tribune
Legislative Labor News
New York Federation of Labor
Albany
Supreme Court
Goldine Now Available at Warren County Drug Stores
Out of town patrons can pur chase Goldine at Sheffield Pharmacy Simpson's Pharmacy Clarendon Robert L Mead Youngsville J M Abbott SugarGrove Van Orsdale Wiltsie Russell and other local drug stores in Warren County.
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Goldine
Warren County
Sheffield Pharmacy
Simpson’s Pharmacy
Clarendon
Robert L. Mead
Youngsville
J. M. Abbott
SugarGrove
van Orsdale Wiltsie
Russell
President defends record as he accepts renomination
The President cites Democratic legislative achievements including tariff revision, anti trust laws, banking reform, rural credits, merchant marine rehabilitation, and the creation of the federal trade commission. He criticizes Republicans for lacking business support measures and argues his party has redeemed promises with constructive laws. His speech extended about 5,000 words.
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Federal Trade Commission
Greatest of Readjusters on Wilsons Shifting Views in Labor Law
The article argues President Wilson reversed his stance on child labor law and praises his willingness to change positions. It cites Senator Borah and notes Wilson’s broader willingness to revise views from initiative and referendum to tariffs and civil service reform, portraying him as flexible and expansive in outlook.
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New York Evening Post
Senate
Wilson
Borah
Congress
Evening Post
Senator Borah
Tariff Commission
Tammany Hall
Marvels of Science in the railroad world
The piece extols the marvels hidden in everyday systems, focusing on rail yards as living networks. It compares night freights and colored signals to a jungle, praising how switches and levers orchestrate trains, proving the marvels of science are all around us.
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Collier’s
Weather control by electricity proposed by Sir Oliver Lodge
Sir Oliver Lodge argues weather could be controlled by electrical conditions. He suggests a copper rod around the earth to discharge amperes and a high mountain generating station to release positive electricity into the air, aiming for more regular seasons.
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Oliver Lodge
Sir Oliver
Rocky Mountain News
Little Talks on Health and Hygiene
Dr. S. G. Dixon notes labor shifts from primitive to modern fields require sunlight fresh air pure water and exercise. He argues health under working conditions shapes national future, and that loving one’s work remains essential to well being.
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de Vade
Inconsequential Tariff Debate Flows in Charleston Letter
The Charleston Mail column taxes candidate Hughes over tariff policy. It recalls Democratic shifts in 1913, Payne Aldrich repeal, and current war time tariff debates. It argues protection aided industry and labor, questions Hughes plans, and mocks tariff critiques as pettifogging.
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Mr. Hughes
United States
Louisiana
Carolina
Wilson
Underwood
Hughes
America
Europe
Charleston
W. Va
Families Split on Campaign Diverting Campaign Phase
Washington families divide over 1916 election issues with notable figures such as Eas Hopkins supporting Wilson, while his wife backs Wilson’s defeat. Gifford Pinchot backs Hughes amid militarism concerns, Amos Pinchot backs Wilson as the lesser evil, and other couples split along party lines including Kent, Middleton, Nicholson, and Post.
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Washington
Eas Hopkins
New Jersey
Progressive
National Committee
Wilson
American Union
William Kent
California
Mrs. Kent
Woman's Party
George Middleton
Fela la Follette
Congressional Union
Susan B. Anthony
Meredith Nicholson
Nicholson
Louis F. Post
Woman’s Peace Party
Refrigerator trouble costs extra in Boston humor
A short exchange shows Mrs. Green lamenting an expensive refrigerator that fails to work, while the neighbor jokes about not needing to buy ice despite extra expense. The quip captures a city newspaper humor tone from Boston with a punch at consumer gadgets.
Quote About Wives Knowledge Of Politics Sparks Debate
A Washington Star remark about awarding a wife credit for political understanding triggers discussion. The dialogue centers on sharing appreciation without requiring explanations, highlighting views on partnership and roles in political discourse.
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Mr. Growdher
Washington Star
Girls and Giggles Gossip in Social Settlement Circles
A New York Sun item notes a social settlement worker warns against a girl who giggles and suggests workers encounter many kinds of people may know of girls who do not giggle.
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New York Sun
Judge and Festus Pester Clash in Hidden Locale
A terse exchange unfolds with a chortling bore claiming to seek someone, while Festus Pester retorts that he is always there, revealing a tense undercurrent in a concealed setting with judge-like authority watching.
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Festus
Progressive Mind or Backward Step Says Mr Wilson
Mr Wilson argues that progressivism lacks a fixed direction and may move forward or backward, making its path unpredictable. He questions whether the movement truly advances, warning of ambiguous aims and outcomes.
Friends of Wilson Debate Meaning Behind Phrases
The discussion centers on what Wilson meant by "too proud to fight" and "strict accountability." Supporters argue about intentions and historical context while critics push for clear definitions and actionable measures.
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Wilson
Kidney Health Warning Urges Salts for Kidney Flush
The piece recommends taking four ounces of Rad Salts or Jad Salts daily to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys. It claims daily use neutralizes urine acidity, reduces bladder disorders, and improves back pain, headaches, and rheumatic symptoms, touting these salts as safe and inexpensive.
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Hair Color Naturally
The old time remedy Sage and Sulphur is revived as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. A drug store bottle costs 50 cents and darkens gray hair evenly by morning with regular use. It is described as a cosmetic, not a disease treatment.
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Wyeth
Mrs Mead Endorses Dr Pulverman Glasses for Toric Lenses
Mrs H. C. Mead of Youngsville Pa writes that she has worn glasses for years and finds Dr Pulverman’s Toric lenses give better satisfaction than any she has had. She recommends others needing glasses to let Dr Pulverman fit their eyes to ensure satisfaction.
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Dr. Pulverman
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