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Source: Burlington Hawk-Eye Source type: newspaper Document type: advertisement Document title: none Author(s): anonymous City of publication: Burlington, Iowa Date of publication: 22 September 1901 Volume number: 63 Issue number: 89 Pagination: 3 |
| Citation |
| [advertisement]. Burlington Hawk-Eye 22 Sept. 1901 v63n89: p. 3. |
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| full text |
| Keywords |
| advertisements (McKinley memorial books); McKinley memorialization (books). |
| Named persons |
| Abraham Lincoln; William McKinley. |
| Notes |
| An image of McKinley appears in the upper left hand corner of this advertisement. |
| Document |
[advertisement]
WM. MKINLEY
The Citizen, Soldier and Statesman.
The Illustrious Life
MARTYRED PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
Vividly Sketched by a Distinguished Journalist and Lifelong Friend.
This work of high literary value
sets forth the years of labor and of love in a graphic and attractive manner,
and is a tribute of the highest worth to a man brave in every duty and danger—beloved
and revered in every home.
No patriot can afford to miss the inspiration
of the stirring story of such a beautiful life, as useful and matchless as that
of Abraham Lincoln, the emancipator.
A SPLENDID CONTRIBUTION TO AMERICAN HISTORY.
It describes in a beautiful way
his ideal home life, his unfailing love and devotion for his invalid wife, which
so endeared him to the people. It recites fully his eventful career from humble
birth to his active life in the White House, his assassination at Buffalo, and
his tragic struggle with death and pathetic parting with his noble wife at the
Milburn mansion. It contains incidents and anecdotes of his illustrious life
heretofore unpublished. This book also gives an account of the atrocious heresy
of anarchy, which is responsible for the dastardly deed that laid low one of
the greatest figures in our history, our beloved President McKinley.
The history of the life of this great emancipator
of the oppressed people of monarchical traditions and tyrannical rule of our
new island possessions, of the noble-souled advance agent of prosperity, of
the friend of American labor and industry, whose last speech at Buffalo will
be remembered as long as Lincoln’s immortal speech at Gettysburg, should adorn
the library of every home where civic virtues, bravery, wise statesmanship,
and unselfish devotion to duty are appreciated.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
The fastest selling book and the most pathetic story in the history of our country. Nothing omitted. A perfect tribute to the memory of our BELOVED PRESIDENT. Nearly 500 pages. Finely illustrated. Price only $1.50. Positively best book and terms guaranteed. Make no mistake. Get the best. $8 to $20 per day sure. No experience or capital required. Send 14 cents to pay postage on FREE OUTFIT. Be quick. Time is precious. Address
C. W. STANTON CO., 330 Dearborn St., Chicago, Ill.