Peruna promoted as cure for kidney trouble and catarrh
An advertisement feature extols Peruna as a cure for kidney trouble and catarrh with testimonials from Mrs. M. J. Danley and Laura Hopkins. It credits Peruna with rapid health restoration after years of ailment and recommends the Columbus Ohio company for further information. Also promotes Foot-Face for foot relief and notes other unrelated items about athletics and Gates in a coal deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Danley
Rebecca Lodge
First St. N
Minneapolis
Minn
Sam
Hopkins
Birmingham
Ala
Peruna
Laura Hopkins
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
8. B. Hartman
Gates
S.S. S
Atlanta
Gao
Ntaur Company
Murnay Street
New York City
Cures and Remedies Advertisements Mixed with Quips
A jumbled page notes various remedies and products from H. Kaine Ltd and references to Dr Anse s Great Restorer. It also mentions Carlyle versus a tonic, a Des Moines Capital quote on The Star Spangled Banner, Mrs Winslow s Teething Syrup, a playful remark about a train robbery crew, grandfatherhood, Cuba and a $35 000 000 question, and a quip about avoiding punishment by seeking what others avoid.
Origins of the American flag its design and legends
A historical survey recounts Congress in Philadelphia adopting a thirteen stripe flag with a blue field of stars, Betsy Ross’s role in making the banner, and early uses from Fort Stanwix to Valley Forge. It traces later alterations for new states and the rise of symbols like the rattlesnake and the pine tree in early American iconography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Congress
Philadelphia
United States
Washington
Betsy Ross
Betsy
Ross
Peter Gansevoort
Charleston
S. C
Brandywine
Germantown
Burgoyne
Valley Forge
Yorktown
Vermont
United States of America
Uncle Sam
Betsy Roux
General Washington
Arch Street
Elizabeth
James VI
Scotland
England
James I
St. Andrew
New World
Franklin
Pennsylvania Gazette
St. James Park
Gadsden
Marine Committee
Congress
Kentucky
Europeans Admire Abyssinian Ras Makonnen In Paris
A lively sketch notes Ras Makonnen, nephew of Menelik, who won Adowa and charms Paris. The piece contrasts U S and European knowledge, cites the Temps calling him the Hannibal of Africa, and remarks on global ignorance and the push for world understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ras Makonnen
Menelek
Adowa
Abyssinia
Ras Mankonnen
Paris
Bertha
France
Hannibal
Africa
Transvaal
East
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy Eo Abe
Connecticut
Dr. Anse
BR. H. Kaine, Ltd
Arch St
Browning
Martha Baker Dunn
Carlyle
Des Moines
Mrs. Winslow
Cuba
Ayer
D. P. Jolly
Avoca, N. Y
Aeneas
J.C. Best CO
Lowell, i
Mass
Arma
Bing
Colonies
Bunker Hill
Liverpool
Sorr
Platt
Russell Sage
Rockefeller
Cholly—May Gabble
Gayboy
Jenki
Awere
Jenks
Akere
J. Tower CO
Boston
South Pole
Castoria
W. L. Douglas Union
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Exvira
Hins
Brockton
Gop Ghosos
Columbia University
Pacific Coast
M. A. Quinlan
University Pack
Oregon
Mitchell
Rae Cathartic
Theypc Ae
Mitchell Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Oo
Portland
Seattle
Spokane
Suise
WEW
Nathan Bickford
Atiomney
Washington, D.C
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