Roosevelt’s Americanism Debate Splits Gop Base
The New York Times questions the Republican stance as it critiques Wilcox and urges backing Theodore Roosevelt amid Germanic and Western pressures. It highlights clashes over Roosevelt’s influence and the party’s adherence to nativist sentiment in key cities.
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Wilcox
Republican. National Committee
The
Roosevelt
Gagebrush
Ener- Seeger
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Staats- Zeitungs
Volksezeitungs
Heralds
Anzeigers
Germanas
Huryah
Amerika Unter Alles
Wilson
West
Theodore Roosevelt
Lewiston
Widlcox
New York Times
The Farmer's Work Day
The piece argues that farm work days are long yet variable with seasons. It notes farmers often labor more than city workers during chopping gathering and cotton work but winter days can shorten the routine. It stresses planning ahead and enduring all weather for farm tasks.
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Neral Ruie
Planning and Systematizing Farm Work for Better Profits
A Farm and Ranch note urges keeping records to link profits to labor quality, not hours. It stresses planning, systematic tasks, ahead-of-demand work, and maintaining clean barns and prepared implements for efficient operation.
The Busy Day
A busy visitor is rebuked for wasting time with long tales and idle chatter. The narrator praises the efficient, businesslike person who cuts to essential matters and respects others time, even joking about accepting a proposal from a well mannered stranger.
Don't Scold Mother The Cross Child Bilious and Feverish
Public health warning promoting California Syrup of Figs as a harmless fruit laxative for children. Urges mothers to use genuine product to relieve stomach liver and bowel issues with sour waste and bilious symptoms. Warns against counterfeits and urges checking packaging for California Fig Syrup Company branding.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Lydia Pinkham remedy touted for mulher health revival
In Indianapolis a testimonial claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound healed a woman once frail and undernourished, adding weight from 100 to 133 pounds in five months. The notice invites letters for advice and notes general community faith in the old fashioned herb remedy. The paper also records local moves, a funeral at Red Bud Church, pallbearers, and details of a Tartinsburg tabernacle meeting with Sunday services listed.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
WM. Green
S. Addison Street
Lydia E. Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Georyie
Martinsburg
Edgar Cline
Samuel Carter
Red Bud Church
P. E. Williams
J. M. Fishpaw
W. T. Huffman
John McDonald
Harvey Fishpan
Tabernacle
Tartinsburg
Fragmented prep questions on self care and maintenance
A scrambled list of actions asks about national readiness and personal habits such as washing the face using a towel brushing teeth and handling stock reviewing bristles and maintaining a garbage pile in a yard. The fragment prompts evaluation of routine tasks and practical checks.
What the Doctor Knows About Kidney Health
A health-oriented note stresses kidneys’ crucial role in overall health and links neglect to serious outcomes including Bright’s disease. It promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy and offers 50c or 1.00 bottle prices with a sample request through Dr Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dr. Kilme & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Winchester_Evening Star
Protracted church meeting draws large crowds in Burnt Factory
At Burnt Factory Virginia on October 27 a protracted church meeting draws large crowds each evening with Rev C D Lambert delivering strong sermons. Rev O P Wilson of White Post assists with singing. Mrs J M Fishpaw hosts Miss Carry Speck of Ridgeway for the week. Mrs Robert Smith and Miss Lola Purcell visit from Brucetown. Farmers finish seeding and begin husking corn while harvesting apples continues. Mr John Stewart has been...
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Burnt Factory
0. P. Wilson
White Post
O. D. Lambert
Ridgeway
J. M. Fishpaw
Robert Smith
Lola Purcell
Brucetown
Annie Stewart
John Stewart
No More Backache For Her From Kidney Pills
Mrs. J. M Gackill of Green Indiana reports severe head pains and backache alleviated by Foley Kidney Pills. The advertises the pill as a standard remedy for kidney trouble and bladder ailments and states it can be taken safely and sold everywhere.
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J. M Gackill
the Green
Ind
Foley
Public Speaking Schedule for Virginia Campaign Tour
Democratic campaign chairman Luther Pannett announced a list of dates and towns in Frederick County for campaign appearances. Speakers include Thomas W. Harrison, T. Russell Cather, Harry F. Byrd, R. Gray Williams, Frank S. Taverner, and B. M. Roszel. Locations span Middletown, Brucetown, Cross Junction, Mountain Falls, Stephens City, Gainesboro, and Winchester with dates from October 31 to November 6.
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Frederick County
Luther Pannett
Buena FO Herbert
Larrick
Warry ¥. Byrd
T. Russell
Cather
Brucetown
R. Gray Williams
Harry F. Byrd
T. Russell Cather
Mountain Falls
Gainesboro, Va
Frank S. Taverner
B. M. Roszel
Foley's Honey and Grape Remedy Praised in Letter
A reader from Allen Mills Pa reports eleven years of relief from coughs hoarseness and wheezing with Foley's Honey and Expectorant. The letter notes the product eases throat tickle and coughing during colds and is considered essential by the user.
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Arles. Rietz
Allen Mills
Foley
Williams Notes Chronicle Mount Williams Visit and Accident
Messrs H Hancock A Han Herbert Morton and Miss Eleanor Muda traveled from Alexandria to Mount Williams and spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Allen Bondurant. T Williams visited at Mr Allen Bondurant's home. Miss Martha Moore and sister with Mr Henry Orndorff visited Mr J M Orndorff's home. H Frye Hassell Good and P W Good and sons Freddie and others motored to Lost River West Virginia to stay with Anthony Shuller family. Martin Williams had a shocking accident en route to Winchester.
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Mount ‘Williams
H. Hancock
A. v Han
Herbert Morton
Eleanor Muda
Alexandria
Martha Moore
Henry Orndorff
J. M. Orndorff
H. Frye
Hassell
P. W. Good
Freddie
Lost River
W. Va
Anthony Shuller
Martin Williams
Winchester
Morning inside bath promises health and energy claims
An old health-ads style piece touts daily hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims improved appetite and vitality, urging readers to start mornings with the mix to prevent constipation and related ailments.
Local families visit and a hunting horse fright incident
A report details Mr. Williams being thrown by a frightened horse after a hog scare and bruised. It mentions visits by Lester Burkhart and family, Lena Orndorff with Della Brewer, and other relatives visiting Williams and Smith households. Nearby, Rev Hottel held a meeting at the Adventist church and residents of Relief and Chambersville were noted.
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Williams
Maar Ae
Lester
J. H. Burkhart
Lena Orndorff
Della Brewer
B.C. Allamong
W. H Willams
Vinci the Greatest Remedy for Coughs and Colds
Mr Dunning of Scranton Pennsylvania credits Vinci with ending a chronic cough after trying many medicines. He reports improved health and sleep following usage of this constitutional remedy containing beef and cod liver peptones iron and manganese peptonates and glycerophosphates. George F Miflers Sons Winchester Virginia and leading Virginia drug stores distribute Vinci.
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Winchester
Vinci
Mr. Dunning
Benj
Dunning
Tenth Ave
Scranton
Summit Point Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
In Summit Point W Va on October 12 residents share recent gatherings. Mrs Herbert Hess visited her sister Miss Katie Riley while Mrs George Wyndham spent time with daughter Mrs Preston Biller. Miss Perley Bennett and Anna Marshall hosted Nellie Anderson. The Boyce sisters called on Perley Bennett. Mr William Ring visited his parents the Ring family at Clipp. Mrs George Glascock spent a Wednesday evening with her mother Mrs Henry Carper.
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Summit Point
W. Va
Herbert ‘ Hess
Katie Riley
George Wyndham
Preston Biller
Perley Bennett
Anna Marshall
Nellie Anderson
Tanlac claimed to restore a Norfolk woman’s health
A Norfolk Virginia man recalls his wife’s nervous prostration and general breakdown improving after taking Tanlac. He credits relief to the medicine, noting her nerves are better and she feels fine. The testimonial urges sufferers of stomach, kidney or liver trouble to consider Tanlac now sold locally. Timber workers on the Valley Railroad are to receive two extra holidays each month for Sunday work.
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D. D. Childress
27Th Street
Norfolk
She ,Curbberi and Valley Railroad
Local Notes from Trone Washington October Weekend
The column reports visits and family gatherings around Trone Wa on October 27 with Mr. and Mrs W. Muse and children at Highl and View. Kate Marple spent Sunday at home of Robert Giffin. Ruth LaFollette visited Virginia Valley Kump. Ira Whitacre and bride formerly Retha Hicks enjoyed time with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Hicks and friends extend good wishes for their life together.
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Trone
Highlaind & View
Robert Giffin
Ruth LaFollette
Virginia
Ira Whitacre
Retha Hicks
George Hicks
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Thos. R. Marshall
Congress
Thos. W. Harrison
Winchester, Va
U.S. Senate
Claude A. Swanson
Chatham, Va
Europe
Roa
Middletown
Thos
W. Harrison
Dr. B. Mi. Restel
Cross Junction
Thos, W. Harrison and
Eevee Novetusberath
Stephens City
Thos. W. Harrison and
RK. Gray Williams
Richard E. Byrd
MYT. Williams Notes
Jennie Robinson
Seattle Williams
Iave Bros. Department
Brill & Bitter
Taniac
Lady
Arnbout
Sherwin
Pratt & Lambert
Fiseri
John W. Rosenberger
Jiar- Edmonds
J.G. Harrison & Son
Unidas Bank of Winchester
Chapman
Frances
Bettyville
Kate Marple
Tame
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