Leadership Bid Roiled By Talk Of Bryan And Johnson
Washington letter reports Democrats split over who can lead to victory in November with William Jennings Bryan a key figure and Minnesota Governor Johnson seen as strengthening the ticket. It notes tariff plank work by Wade Ellis, a DC convention train for delegates, Bailey’s health worries, and Treasury rules on government deposits. Also covers church reactions to Sunday sports, military recreation policies, digestion health ad for Kodol, and Governor Glenn's pardon reversal in North Carolina.
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Democratic Party
United States
Republican Party
Bryan
Denver
Johnson
Minnesota
Chicago
Wade Ellis
Ohio
Taft
Committee On Resolutions
District of Columbia
District of Columbia Democratic Association
Washington
Brylan
Baily
Texas
New York
Bailey
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
New Discovery praised as life saver for coughs and lung issues
Naples Maine resident Lester M Nelson praises Dr King s New Discovery as life saving for throat and lung complaints and a trusted preventive for pneumonia. The ad notes a one dollar price with a trail bottle free and claims the remedy remains a leading throat and lung product for decades.
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Lester M. Nelson
Naples
Maine
Dr. King
Life-Savers Tribute and Crowd of News
A poem honors brave coast guard life-savers led by The Keeper and his crew who patrol the sea to rescue others. It praises their courage, family sacrifices, and dedicated service across night and day at rough and calm seas. The page also advertises stomach remedies and reports an exchange joke about amputating bankers feet and Chinese heads.
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Wm. R.savage
Prohibition on Debt Described as Vital Message
Gastonia Gazette reprints Yorkville Enquirer editorial urging debt avoidance and honest paying habits. It condemns unnecessary credit use and those who borrow with no plan to repay, labeling debtors more blameworthy than thieves and likening perpetual beggars to fraudsters.
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Gastonia Gazette
York- Ville Enquirer
For Sale Near Montezuma North Carolina Farm and Hotel
Ninety acres of grass land with barn and three acres of orchard improvements. A 54 acre timbered farm near Montezuma with Timothy pasture. A twelve room hotel in Montezuma, well furnished, plus two lots, a cottage, barn, cellar, poultry house, and running water. All to be sold together. See 4 C Carpenter Montezuma NC. 14 23 30.
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Montezuma
C. Carpenter
N. C
Attitude of the Roads on Freight Rate Hearing
The Twin City Sentinel mocks railway witnesses at the Winston Salem freight rate hearing. It questions the railroads’ claim that lower rates would ruin them, arguing the burden on citizens is far greater and urging continued fight for fairness and justice.
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Winston-Salem
Twin City
Sentinel
Roanoke
Blackberry Pie Unites Rich and Poor in Shared Delight
The Monroe Enquirer proclaims blackberry pie as a universal food bridging social divides. It graces mahogany tables and oilcloth coverings alike, from grand hotels to poorhouses, feeding both the millionaire and the tramp during blackberry season.
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Monroe Enquirer
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L. D. Lowe
Banner Elk
N.C
Watauga
Mitchell
Adjoining
Todd & Ballou
Jefferson, N.C
EDMUND _ JONES —LAWY
Lenoir, N. C
F. A. Linney
Boone, N. C
13Th Judicial District
J.C. Fletcher
Boone, N
E.f.lovill
Attorney AT Law
Hhis
A. A. Holsclaw
Mountain City
Tennessee
Court House
Guffey
Atiornex Allan
Boone
R. R
Councill House
J. W. Bryan
Wach-maker & Jeweler
R. Ross Donnelly
Shoun's
Rodolfe Ideaton
Army
Navy
War and Navy Departments
Kansas City
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
J. M. Hodges
Glenn
Dick Williams
Burke County
Gaston County
Williams
Vance
DeWitt
DeWitts
Daddy
Blowing Rock
Tom Bears
Ayer
Ayers
Thed. C. Ayer Co
Kennedy
New York Press
Kilmer
Kista
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Nant Mae
Nant Mae Writing Mention A | Make Any Muistake, Or Pee ’ On Name, Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton
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