Poet Watson silent as he leaves country after snub
An exchange edit dredges Willie Watson's departure amid his poem titled Woman with the Serpent's Tongue. The piece notes his sharp American remarks may bias his view home and urges silence as wisdom. Edison is quoted on coal use and future efficiency improving living costs and machine labor.
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Watson
Willie
United States
America
Thomas Edison
Edison
Mr. Edison
Counties Went Dry in 1908 Prohibition Bids Reopened
Lansing Michigan reports that nine of ten dry counties will submit the prohibition question to voters this spring. Osceola Midland Barry St Joseph Oakland Wexford Missaukee Oceana and Clinton are named. Gratiot abstained but will seek court action to revise the decision.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Osceola
Midland
Barry
St. Joseph
Oakland
Wexford
Missaukee
Oceana
Clinton
Gratiot
Board of Supervisors
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Health at Lemmon’s
Advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills claimed to ease constipation biliousness dyspepsia indigestion liver and kidney troubles. Easy and reliable, priced 25 cents at J E Lemmon Lemmon’s Pharmacy.
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Dr. King
New Life
J. E. Lemmon
Lemmon
Just A Woman's Way at Graham A Stage Hit
Amusements notice praises the play Just A Woman's Way at Graham on January 15. It highlights its sane conception, logical plot, strong company, and balanced thrills with humor. Prices listed 25 35 and 40.
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Graham
Sidney W. Pascoe
New York
East Side
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
Druggist and readers are told hall's catarrh cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is the only constitutional treatment for catarrh a blood and mucous surface remedy with a hundred dollar reward for cures failing to work Also notes a hunting accident near Switzler Missouri injuring Edward Sweeney of Knoxville Tenn with a self inflicted shot entry and hospital update
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Switzler
Edward Sweeney
Knoxville
Tenn
Columbia University Missourian
Cannon Will Go It Alone in House Split
Washington date line reports Speaker Joseph G. Cannon refusing Senate aid against house insurgents. Insurgents gain momentum as Ballinger inquiry margins tighten and Ohio figures show restiveness. Norris asserts tide has turned and potential rebellion within Cannon’s own party grows, signaling possible end of Uncle Joe’s tenure.
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Cannon
Senate
House
Uncle Joe
Ballinger
Butler Ames
Massachusetts
Hamilton Fish
New York
Pinchot
Norris
Nebraska
Ohio
Eadward L. Taylor
Columbus
Aldrich
Monetary Commission
Congress
Aldrick
Taft
One Dose Digestive Aid and Political Notes
A digestion remedy ad claims Pape's Diapepsin ends fermentation and sour stomach in five minutes, promising relief from indigestion. The piece then shifts to political sketches of Representative Norris and Senator Aldrich, plus a report on army subsistence costs and war department appeals for funds.
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Pape
Congress
War Department
Stricken Labourers Turmoil Under Blazing Summer
A 1909 verse fragment depicts Uncle Walt toiling on railway tracks under a blazing sun. A worn laborer endures heat and hunger, muttering exclamations as tears stream, while noticing others in hardship and reflecting on vanities of weeping.
White Slave Arrests Made In New York Case
Two women and seven girls were arrested in the white slave investigation and held by Mayus trade Herbert in the west side centre. They face a hearing on Saturday for keeping a disorderly house. Caught in a raid on 10 West Forty-fifth street by Superintendent Thomas L. McClintock of the Parkhurst society and five men, from information provided by District Attorney Whitham. The grand jury is investigating.
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New York
Mayus
Trade Herbert
West Side
West Forty-fifth Street
Thomas L. McClintock
Parkhurst Society
Whithan
Mack Sell Ball Players
Connie Mack, manager of the Philadelphia American League club, disposed of ten players. The exits include Malloy, Woonan, De Haven, Seitz, Hornhurst, Fanning, Hallman, Scanlon, Ware, and one other listed player to several teams, with Kummer and Hankee added to his staff as pitchers.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Philadelphia American League Baseball Club
Malloy
Woonan
Baltimore
de Haven
Seitz
Hornhurst
Atlanta
Fanning
Hallman
Kansas City
Scanlon
Memphis
Ware
Oakland
Cal
Mack
Kummer
Washington
Hankee
Slatington
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