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United Statca
Tromovink
Leavea Maoll
Ang
Torthett
Prohibition Fight Sparks Call to Action in Message
A fiery call from Rev T. E. DJ66x decries Prohibition in Iowa and urges supporters to fund and oppose the institution. He denounces the policy as a social curse and vows to oppose any compromise, invoking the memory of victims of the forbidden drink era.
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T. EK
Des Moines Records 39 Drunkards in One Day
A Des Moines city report notes 39 arrests for drunkenness in a single day. The piece criticizes Prohibition, the Mulch law, and the manufacturers bill, arguing misuse of saloon funds harms the poor and destitution rises. It cites ex Attorney General Palmer of Pennsylvania claiming 147 licensed saloons in Wilkes-Barre fuel poverty.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Wilkenbarrie
Hell
Prohibition Campaign Ship Sets Sail Amid Cries for Funds
Ohio Prohibition activists urge supporters to ship coal for the campaign and raise funds amid calls for 410,201 petitions and county organization. Acting Chairman F M Macartney outlines a plan, urges remittances, and warns of tough times ahead.
Liquor Laws Spark Debate Across States and Nations
A broad critique links the Raines and Manufacturers laws to stalled prosperity and imports harsh views on Prohibition era commerce. Judge Johnson of California condemns liquor houses, while the Christian Observer criticizes legalized vice as manipulated by monopolies and corrupt legislation.
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Johnson
California
Christian Observer
Mqnor
Bat
True Reformer Critique on Prohibition and License Parties
The writer argues about protecting business and criticizes Christian voters allied with liquor interests. The piece questions the editor of the Observer's vote and accuses license party supporters of hypocrisy while urging restraint in political commentary. It frames Prohibition as a political weapon and questions reform motives.
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Observer
Kidney Disease Remedy Promoted by Kilmer Swamp Root
An advertisement urges readers to diagnose kidney issues from urine sediment and promotes Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure. It claims relief for back pain, urinary problems, and nighttime urination, with trial bottle offers and at home address requests. The ad notes druggists sell it for 50 cents to a dollar and mentions Warne Osdrey.
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Semple
Warne
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Special reduced fares via Pennsylvania Lines for summer travel
Reduced excursion fares apply on the Pennsylvania Lines for many summer events across the United States. Tickets available for destinations including Nashville for the Tennessee Centennial Exposition, Detroit for the Imperial Council, Toronto for Epworth League, Chicago and other cities, with dates ranging from May through September. Fares limited to organization members but open to the public. details at ticket offices or from O L Kisnay assistant general passenger agent Cleveland.
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United States
Nashville Tenney
Tennessee
Imperial Council
Pittsburg
Account National Council
Jr. C
Celeron
Chautauqua Lake
Account Photographers Association of America
Toronto
Canada
Epworth League
Minneapolis
B. P.O. Ellis
Obsttanooga
Account Baptist Young Paoplua’ Union of America
Detroit
National Republican League
Te Omnoinals
Indianapolia
Y. Pcg. U
Indianapolie
O. L. Kistnay
Cleveland
Excursions by Pennsylvania Lines to Frederick and Toledo
Cane 7th and Sth excursions to Toledo via Pennsylvania Lines for Ohio Sunday School convention. Return coupons valid Friday June 11. Excursions to Frederick Maryland via Pennsylvania Lines on June 2 3 and 4 for the German Baptist Dankarde Annual Meeting. Excursion tickets to Frederick Md return coupons valid until Wednesday June 30.
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Toledo
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Frederick, Md
Pennsylvania Lines
German Baptista
Dankarde
Frederick
The President's Mail Deluged by 800 Letters Daily
Ex President Harrison describes in The Ladies' Home Journal the daily flood at the White House. Most messages are trivial or impertinent, while many are begging for money or aid for education mortgages churches and monuments. One day requests totaled $9000.
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Wsfp
White House
Harrison
Ladies’ Home Journal
Adda
Planked Whitefish and Shad in Home Cooking
Mrs. Rorer explains planked fish served at home using a hot 2 inch plank of oak or hickory. Fish is prepared skin down on the plank, seasoned with salt and pepper, basted with malted butter, baked 80 minutes in a coal stove, then garnished with parsley and lemon and served on a lacquered tray. Whitefish can be planked the same way.
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PL Rorer
America
Misleading Move In Townehouse Sale Mistaken Entrance
A London Fun quip notes residents left a house this morning and the landlord enters. Neighbors inspect condition as prospective tenants gather, debating the real situation amid a comic misunderstanding.
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London
Illiterate Lover Sends Up a Tender Missive
A humorous scene from Pick Me Up features a young man who cannot write a proper love letter so a friend drafts it. He then apologizes for the lack of tender phrases, joking that the “hero letter” remains in need of soft sosten. A note from the Chicago Tribune adds a cryptic English advert about a “new year” visitor tying superstition to a dark complexion.
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America
Blackpool Times
Blackpool
Sa. m
Lincoln speech excerpt on duty and morality cited by Rev Sam Small
The text presents a 1860 motivational excerpt urging faith in the cause of right over wrong. It includes Lincoln and temperance references, with Rev Sam Small reciting lines about duty, virtue, and opposition to demonizing opponents. The passage contrasts historic honor with modern political labels.
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Zancoln
Cooper
Chriet
Greece
Honora
Brevara
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