Rainbow Chasing In the South on Republican Talk
The piece mocks Southern Republicans for seeking money and federal jobs, predicts North Carolina Georgia and South Carolina will vote Democratic for Governor and President, and quotes Georgia representative Charles L Bartlett calling the Denver Democratic ticket a winning choice and ridiculing Republican hopes in the South.
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South
News and Observer
North Carolina
National Republican Committee
Barnacles
W. W. Kitchin
W. J. Bryan
Taft
Georgia
Republian
Denver
Bryan
South Carolina
Washington
Charles L. Bartlett
Bartlett
Macon
Congress
Washington Post
Mr. Bartlett
Riggs House
Chicago
Sherman
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Roosevelt
Big Moral Show in Free Street Parade Tenth Line
400 men women children horses ponies elephants camels and a herd of performing elephants. Europe and America’s noted ladies and gentlemen performers including acrobats leapers tumblers aerialists equilibrists and jesters. Talking pony exciting races waterproof tent. Highly educated dogs ponies monkeys and 400 performers in a mile long parade.
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Shetland
Europe
America
Local Opinions And Remedies Advertisements Echo Political Nonsense
A pasted collage of letters and endorsements praising political figures, remedies, and citable testimonials. Tom Moore of Rural Route 1 Cochran Georgia praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve for a sore, while others tout experiments in language reform and Dr Kings New Lift Pills. J M Hodges sells the cough syrup.
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Tom Moore
Cochran
Story of a dollar and its moral tale
A Kansas farmer’s dollar travels through town and back to him then exits from usefulness via mail order. A moral on keeping money circulating locally and avoiding loss to outsiders. Also includes ads and a flourish about Democrats and political hope in Houston.
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Allen County
Kansas
Race To Ends of the Earth Polar Dashs Battle
Commander Robert E Peary sails from Sidney on the Roosevelt to reach the North Pole in a famed international race against British Antarctic expedition led by Lieutenant Ernest Shackleton aboard the Nimrod. Shackleton and his team depart London July 30 1907 aiming for 90 degrees south with a 12 man landing group, while Peary plans a February dash from his base with Eskimos and dogs toward a October return. The Nimrod trek follows a storied history including a 82 degree 17 minute southern march and a contested crew, with promotional flags and honor from royalty and the Daughters of the American Revolution accompanying the explorers.
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Robert E. Peary
Roosevelt
Sidney
Cape Boston
North Pole
Bearnest H. Shackelton
Peary
Shackleton
London
Edward
Scott
Discoverer
Nimrod
Barkantine
New Zealand
Shackleto
Mount Erebus
Matering
England
Little Band
Cap Sheridan
Jand
Pearn
United States
Queen Alexandra
Daughters of the American Revolution
New York Journal of Commerce
DeWitts Early Risers Liver Pills Sold by Hodges
J M Hodges sells DeWitts little Early Risers liver pills. The advertisement offers the famous tonic remedy and hints at moral instruction with a quoted line about virtue versus viciousness.
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DeWitts
J. M. Hodges
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