More Brains On The Farm Call For Educated Workers
The article argues for more educated men and women on farms, urging agricultural colleges and schools to supply trained labor. It notes a surplus of clerks and lawyers with few farm jobs, while farm demand remains high. It calls educators to align curricula with farm needs and highlights farm demonstration work in northern states.
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Tien
Studen
Konus Nen
Mies
Destruction of a National Political Body Recalled
Fragmentary notice recalls sessions marked by rational convenien and material moment within a national political pattern. Implications of the Ke enooparty pattern and broader political upheaval are suggested as the source reflects on recent parliamentary proceedings.
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Tartvall
Democrats savor convention drama as GOP rally boosts mood
The Democrats seem pleased with the Republican convention proceedings and figure their own rite next week could be postponed indefinitely. They suggest delaying until an off year when excitement is lower.
Convention excitement rivals baseball scores
Even far from the Madden scene the excitement runs high as the Republican National Convention looms. The political page notes the convention process is tiring and the sports desk has neglected baseball scores since the pink sheets appeared Sunday.
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Dark Horse
Chicago fears cobblestones misplacement at the Coliseum
Citizens in Chicago worry the cobble stones before the Coliseum may be moved during the convention. At this distance they see reason for alarm about the planned changes and potential disruption to ceremonies.
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Chicago
New Religion and Political Rants Stir Readers Across Iowa
An Iowa press roundup mocks a newly invented religion offering odd multiples of souls and criticizes Governor Carroll over a death penalty reward. The pieces condemn political figures, discuss presidential timber, and question Bryan’s influence, weaving a chorus of partisan quips, editorials, and satirical notes from Des Moines to Sioux City.
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Des Moines Register and Leader
Suffrage Plank and Political Tilt At Key Conventions
A fragment from editorial summaries notes the Baltimore convention possibly giving sympathetic hearing to equal suffrage and suggests the Chicago convention might also. It mentions six states where half the legally qualified voters support equal suffrage and hints Uncle Sam as a partner in a Cuban-related arrangement. The piece references political mood and local reactions to leaders.
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Chicago
Ugd
MG Paramount
Issia
Uncle Sam
Dubuque
Atmosphere of hospitality shapes a home and its people
Ruth Cameron argues that a house absorbs the character of its residents and pets. A hospitable host makes guests feel at home even in an empty room, while cold homes breed constraint. She notes dogs and cats mirror their owners, shaping a space’s mood.
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Butt
Ruth Cameron
Kidney Pills Endorsement from Georgia Farmer Wife
Mrs Lela Love of Covena Georgia and farmer Wiley Love attest Foley Kidney Pills ease sluggish kidneys. She reports near instant relief and urges other kidney trouble sufferers to try the remedy as claimed by the advertiser.
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Lela Love
Wiley Love
Covena
Foley
J. W. Taggart
More Post Boxes for Public Use in Waterloo
Waterloo postal authorities add sixty drop letter boxes, bringing total to about two hundred and plan redistricting to space boxes about two blocks apart. Parents urged to give Brady War Pictures text booklets to schoolchildren, distributed weekly in sixteen sections by the Waterloo Evening Courier.
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Waterloo
Ality
Ave Waterlon Evening Courier
Conpon
Progressiveism Prevails at Republican Convention Demonstration
Richard Coe Bland reports from Chicago on June 20 as a large Republican crowd shifts from Roosevelt versus Taft to a rising progressive wave. Hadley emerges as the favored candidate amid cheers from Roosevelt and Taft factions, with supporters declaring Hadley the next president while roving banners and gallery gestures intensify the scene.
Roosevelt Defeated as Hadley Receives Booming Ovation
At the Republican National Convention in Chicago on June 20 Governor Herbert S. Hadley of Missouri received the day’s most dramatic moment. Roosevelt delegates cheered wildly as Hadley led a move to seat his supporters, while Taft delegates objected. The convention voted to refer more contests to credentials, while Hadley was feted with an hour of cheering that spurred talk of him as a possible compromise presidential candidate.
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Hadley
Missouri
Governor Hadley
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Oklahoma
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California
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New York
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Watson
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Committee On Cresentials
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Illinois
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Where Doctors Failed to Help in Covington Missouri
Mrs Jennie Green of Covington Missouri testifies that medicines from doctors did not help her monthly hemorrhages and weakness. After using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she can stay up and work. She calls it the best medicine on earth for women.
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Covington, Mo
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jennie Green
Brownsville
Ind
How Mrs. Cline Avoided Operation
Brownsville Indiana narrative praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs O M Cumr reports prior diagnosis of need for surgery for serious female trouble and hemorrhages. After using the compound she notes improved health and credits the remedy with avoiding operation.
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