Roosevelt Speaks on Citizenship in a Republic at Sorbonne
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, in Paris at the Sorbonne, argues that the success of republics hinges on the average citizen doing duty in daily life and in crises. He warns against cynicism, extols family duty, warns against wealth worship, and urges blend of individualism with social cooperation to secure equal opportunity and national strength.
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Paris
Theodore Roosevelt
Sorbonne
New World
Parisian Sage promises hair remedy with guarantees
An advert claims Parisian Sage can grow hair on bald heads but the maker notes it does not guarantee hair growth. It guarantees stopping hair loss dandruff and itchy scalp within two weeks or money back. It touts the product as a perfumed non greasy hair dressing sold in large bottles for 50 cents.
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Oscar Armstrong
Belleville Horseshoe and Rolling Mill Co
Belleville
Ont
Giroux Mfg. Co
Armstrong
Lemmon
Lemmon's
The Japs' Stamp and Its Artistic Demand
Japanese postage stamps are considered the most artistic in the world with rising demand. The first stamps were issued in 1871 and only a few rare examples exist, the highest price known paid being $50.
Lost Cat at Rock Island Depot Reward Offered
Lost black and white male cat about a year old reported at the Rock Island depot about two weeks ago. A liberal reward is offered for his recovery. Report to this office at 573.
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Rock Island
Saved From the Grave by Dr King’s New Discovery
Mrs. Ll. Dix of Clarksville Tennessee reports long lung illness relief after using Dr King’s New Discovery. The ad touts cure for coughs colds hay fever asthma bronchitis and more with 50 cent to 1 dollar bottles and trial sizes free from Lemmon’s Pharmacy.
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J. &. Lemmon
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
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Col. Roosevelt
Republic
America
Hotspur
Froissart
France
Mr. Armstrong
the Journal
Quesnay
Will Joils
BY Booth Tarrington
Canaan
Indiana
Monsieur Beaucaire
Vanrevers
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