President Outlines Issues of the Day in State of the Union
The President’s message to the Fifty-ninth Congress stresses the partnership of capital and labor, calls for strong federal regulation over corporations, and advocates supervision to curb abuses. He urges an administrative body, not bare prohibition, plus labor safeguards, economic policy reforms, and national election integrity.
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Immigration and Philippine policy in the merchant marine message
The message urges strict enforcement of immigration laws and careful screening of immigrants, praises pension service veterans, and calls for courteous treatment of Chinese students while opposing Chinese labor. It also discusses civil service operations, Philippine prosperity amid past disasters, and trade with the United States, including a 1908 trade statute and canal considerations. It highlights Alaska needs, statehood talks, and territorial admission prospects.
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Cure of kidney pain ends decades of agony in old man
A 70 plus man recounts chronic back pains and severe urinary issues that began with sharp cramps. He describes catheter use after doctors failed to help, then relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He claims eight years of cure and continued activity, noting the product sold by Poster Milburg Co Buffalo.
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Milk crust cure cited for infant using Cuticura products
A mother from Ashland Oregon recalls curing her three month old with milk crust on the head using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Hair grew back, no recurrence reported after treatment. Also mentions industry executives and a general headline about a New York Central plan and other unrelated notes.
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Submarine Cables and Pillsbury’s Vitos Reach World
The world holds 276 submarine cables spanning 178 919 miles with private owners dominating and governments owning 25 000 miles. They handle daily orders from every land for Pillsbury's Vitos all day food. It is often the smallest men who show the boldest nerve.
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Are You Tired Nervous and Sleepless
Advertisement copy touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as nourishing blood to calm nerves and restore vitality. Claims no alcohol, promotes strong health, but is presented as a medical nostrum with testimonials and druggist endorsements.
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