Roosevelt Opponents Seek Safe Leader in Republican Split
The piece reports a New York conservative faction opposing Roosevelt over alleged erraticism, while some oppose him for the White House and hint at backing the Democratic ticket if a careful, conservative nominee arises. It notes investigations at the Post Office and Tyner affair, plus state department concerns over Russia and Manchuria, Carnegie’s donation to an arbitration building, and a German agriculturalist tour, ending with a quip about sermons and church pews.
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Roosevelt
Washington
White House
New York
Postoffice Department
Tyner
Hamilton J. Barrett
Postoffice
Young
Jarrett
Mre. Tyner
Machen
Christianey
St. Louis
State Department
China
Russia
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Manchuria
United States
Hay
Mr. Roosevelt
Phes
Northwest
Pacific Slope
Dr King's New Discovery touted for consumption relief
The 1900 census notes a 10 percent drop in general deaths and claims Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds as a major factor. The ad asserts many lives saved, calls it unmatched for lung and throat troubles, and guarantees satisfaction with trial bottles free at 50 cents or 1.60 dollars.
Man jokes on fatherhood aging effect from children
A humorous remark claims a first child makes a man feel ten years younger, while a fifth child adds three generations to his age, illustrating playful view of family life and aging.
Remarkable Bond Sale Reflects Strong Market Demand
The Mine linn bonds sold Tuesday despite a tight money market. They fetched higher prices than British consols and even more than many European issues. The issue, backed only by state faith, showed U S credit remains high. A Albany clerk’s remark about a “smoke house” illustrates rising household wealth from smart investment.
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Naghind
Enelind
England
United States
Botanic Blood Balm Ad Promises Cure All Ailments
An old newspaper advertises Botanic Blood Balm B B B offered by Blood Balm Co Atlanta Ga. Claims include curing ulcers eczema scrofula blood poison cancer and rheumatic skin diseases. Encourages writing for a free sample and medical advice, with a one dollar per large bottle price and prepaid shipping.
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Alm Co
Atlanta
More Blots on Society News Compare Strikes and Health
Disturbances of strikers are not as grave as an individual disorder of the system. Overwork sleep loss of sleep nervous tension lead to collapse. Electric Bitters praised as a tonic and nervine to cure liver and kidney disorders. Dispel malaria germs and nervousness. 60 cent guarantee by M B Blackburn.
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M. B. Blackburn
Lost His Nerve and Cure All In One Line
Fragmented OCR ad text promotes Dr Ring s New Life Pills claiming gentle but thorough cure for nerves stomach and digestion. Also mentions Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day with Grove s signature. References uncertain names and prices. ad style typical of late 19th century medicine puffs.
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Dr. Ring
M. B. Blackburn
W Grove
No Man Can Serve No Masters Aims From Old Texts
A garbled paragraph references a school riddle about forbidding polygamy with the answer No man can serve no masters. It briefly mentions Household Words and a note on pruning trees to boost fruiting, describing how cutting limbs stimulates vigorous shoots and earlier bearing in young trees.
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Itejo Orci
Humanita Nana
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