Waterloo Courier endorses Roosevelt in progressive bid
The Waterloo Evening Courier urges voters to back Theodore Roosevelt as the progressive leader. It argues progressives who voted in primaries should support Roosevelt tied to the party’s principles, while accepting Republican nominees in state and local races. It praises Roosevelt’s reform record and calls for unity between Cedar Falls and Waterloo supporters after the circus.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Daily Congress
Cedar Falls
State College
Leity
Black Hawk County
Waterlno
Black Hawk
Courier
Cairy Cattle Congress
Peginning
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Iowa
Tad
Chicago
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Iowa Voters Prefer Clear Positions From Officials
The Courier warns against forcing immediate announcements from Iowa candidates and officials. Voters already know Cummins and Kenyon’s stances, and the piece argues that prompt answers would inflame a volatile political climate. The piece notes the democratic press drives this agitation.
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Iowa
Courier
Cummins
Kenyon
Principles vs Candidates in a Kentucky Rep's Rhetoric
A reviewer critiques Representative Stanley of Kentucky, arguing his talk shifts between campaigning and policy. The piece contrasts progressive party principles with candidate rhetoric, noting vigilance for clean government and questioning party loyalty during repeated campaigns.
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Fremont
Linessa
Republi
Tiiegty
Lnss
Carriad
Alinvisan
Alanys
Republican Party
Hei
Roosevelt to tour the United States with extended trip planned
The article notes Colonel Roosevelt’s sawing around the country for three months and predicts frontline coverage for each minute. It mentions political prosecutions in the reservation and war talk spreading to even peaceful communities in the state.
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Roosevelt
United States
Milk as Necessity in Baby Diet and Voter Rights
Fragmentary OCR discusses milk as essential for babies but not the full diet for men. It mentions indifference of the Tien and questions who has persuasive right to vote when discussing pure WH da menened.
Time Changes and Tales Across A Shifting Town
A Brooklyns Lite item mixes fiction dialogue with a joking race death anecdote about Roosevelt, then shifts to humorous quotes on satisfaction from farm life, and finishes with Uncle Ed Skinner describing how a town altered over thirty years noting new buildings, a raised house, and the broom shop expansion.
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Roosevelt
New York
Riverside Drive
Ed Skinner
Greene
Spirit of the Iowa Press and GOP taunts across stations
A compilation from several Iowa papers lampoons party loyalties and primary debates. It notes Taft and Roosevelt divisions, questions genuine republicanism, and cites figures like Gen. J. B. Clarkson and references to the Progressive Party amid a broad critique of local press allegiances.
Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam Diarrhea Cure Claim
Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam touted as a trusted remedy for diarrhoea dysentery cholera morbus and cholera infantum with 66 years of use in millions of cases. It appeals as safe non habit forming non constipating and tasty suitable for all ages with 25 cent price.
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Wakefield
Roosevelt and Wilson clash in early public debate
The Nonpareil lauds Roosevelt as a capable leader with altruistic record but admits no perfection. The Eagle notes Wilson and Redfield push regulated commerce, promising gradual changes to the economy. Both papers frame the upcoming political struggle as a test for farmers and artisans.
Morning Dress Versus Evening Splendor in Ladies Attire
The piece argues for morning wear as fresh and proper, criticizing half worn finery and dirty morning garments. It contrasts percale and gingham with silk and lace, urging cleanliness from waking to bedtime and praising simple cotton dresses as best for morning.
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Thomas Jefferson
Morning dress etiquette and thrift in a neighborly village
The narrator contrasts wealthier breakfast attire with a pink gingham dress, arguing simple, Gullible morning dress suits a nice girl’s sartorial ambition as well as rich afternoon outfits. Citing Thomas Jefferson, the text urges same standards of tasteful dressing today as in the past.
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Thomas Jefferson
Platform of Progressives platform of progressives
The platform urges federal government cooperation with manufacturers to expand foreign commerce. It calls for adequate congressional appropriations and diplomatic appointments based on merit, not politics, and cites Germany as a model of government business coordination while arguing Democrats oppose national scale action.
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Congress
Germany
Progressive Party Platform on Conservation and Resources
The platform argues against dividing control among states and advocates national and public ownership of key resources. It calls for prompt settlement of agricultural lands, open forest lands, and water power under public laws to prevent private monopolies. It pledges fair compensation for water power rights and leases of grazing lands to boost food production while protecting homemakers’ rights.
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helps Dozens
Letters from women describe relief from female complaints after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs. Leiseberg reports health restored after years of suffering and hospital care, while Mrs. Whittingrow says her weakness vanished following the regimen and guidance.
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G. B. Whattincrow
Pinkham Medicine Company
Lynn
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