Peruna and Sisters of Charity Tie in Health Appeal
Catholic Sisters nationwide employ Peruna to aid bodily care amid climate and disease, with letters to Dr. Hartman praising relief from laryngitis and catarrh. Messages from Meekison of Napoleon and others endorse Peruna, urging readers to request Dr. Hartman’s free medical book and advice.
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Sisters of Charity
Perunu Ao
Hartman
United States
Detroit
Mich
S. B. Hartman
Columbus
Oho
Perona
Perona Medicine Co
Ohio
Hard on the Rose and a subway joke recital riff
A scattered comedy snippet contrasts a budding eight year old pianist playing For Wild Tage with a quip about wealth and wake up pranks. Two subway laborers, pausing after lunch, drift through a doorstep scene where a millionaire jokes about an impossible job and a six o clock wake up turn.
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Upus
Dean
New York Post
Bil
Pat
Lt Pilor
Bill
Dre
Missing Evidence in Bible Sends Family Records in Question
Elvira and Dorothy appear in a case where ages are uncertain as missing evidence challenges family history. Neomi notes the age issue and states she erased the details from the family Bible years ago, leaving gaps in the record. The dispute centers on who qualifies as over thirty and how to verify such facts.
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Elvira
Dorothy
Sho
Neomi
Wreck on Pere Marquette kills twenty-two near Grand Rapids
A high wind blew out a signal light causing a head on collision on the Pere Marquette line six miles east of Grand Rapids Michigan. Twenty-two killed and twenty-nine injured as two fast trains collided in blizzard conditions. Passengers included Christmas visitors and regular riders. wreckage blocked track and operators reported the disaster to dispatchers who summoned aid.
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Pere Marquette
Grand Rapids
Midh
McCord
McCord's
Reguim
Smr
Ust
Paris
East Paria
Sam Parks Near Death From Illness at Sing Sing
Former labor leader Sam Parks, aged and gravely ill, is serving two and a half years at Sing Sing penitentiary and will leave the prison hospital next week for fall.
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Sam Parks
Sing Sing Penitentiary
Warden's Prison Inmate Declared Nearing Death
Warden John ston says Parks will work in the brush shop to occupy his mind and hands, not for any material gain. The prison doctor cautions both lungs are solidified and daily hemorrhages ensure no recovery. Mrs Katherine Soffet is freed after twenty months in Western Penitentiary for involvement in the Biddle brothers escape. The news recalls a sensational case where she aided the bandits and fled with them, one brother killed and the other wounded. She will live with her parents. The Prussian supreme court rules strike picketing lawful when not within a building. A German factory reports hundreds of orders and $2,000 per grain order, unable to meet demand. Beaumont Confederated Oil and Pipe Line Co placed under revolver control due to alleged insolvency. Four robbers loot Blacker Brothers grocery in Ionnellyville, N Y, forcing open a safe with a device. The explosion wrecked the building. Boutwell of Mass elected president with Winklow as secretary and David Green as treasurer of the New England Anti Imperial League in Boston.
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Johnston
Parks
Hanis
Katherine Soffet
Pennsylvania
Allegheny County
Biddle
Tha Womwun
Supreme Court
Germany
Beaumont
J. von Kovmertz
Browning in early life and social views recount
Miss Corkran recalls Browning as a child unperturbed by poetry and fond of bread and cake, yet later he says he enjoys refined society. He admits liking wealthy, cultured people and the social friction he finds necessary for a writer.
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Browning
Robert Browning
Anacreon
Miss Carkran
Mr. Browning
Corkran
Brown Ing
No Change in Pocketbooks This Season Item
The passage notes a humorous exchange about fashion notes in the woman’s page and states there will be no change in pocketbooks this season. A traveling man could have penni t.
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Casey
Grover Credits Dodd's Kidney Pills For Recovery
Mr Grover of Fredevitn aged about forty five reports decades of sickness with kidney and diabetes like symptoms. He claims after using ten boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills his bloating eased, weight increased, sleep improved, and all symptoms vanished. He says he has had no recurrence for some time.
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Grover
Fredevitn
Dodd
Fifty Thousand Enumerators In The Census Bureau
In the United States about fifty thousand enumerators operate in enumeration districts under three hundred supervisors, guided from Washington. They gather data on schedules, then portfolios are sent to the Census Office for examination and tabulation. In England and Wales the registrar general oversees the birth and death registration used for census operations.
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United States
Census Office
Washington
England
Wales
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad with 1880s oath and remedies
An old advertisement and oath fragment cites Frank J. Ghene y senior partner of F J Quanty Co promising one hundred dollars for every catarrh cage not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The page mixes testimonials, druggist notices, and stories from Mafeking siege, Mother Gray's powders, and assorted patent medicine pitches.
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Ouro
Tourdo
Lucas County
Frank J.cunyey
F.j.quanty&co
Toledo
Hall
Frank J. Gheney
A.D
B.J. Chaney & CO
Talado
Hal
Kromance and Reality in Old Ads and Claims
A fragmented 1901-era collage shows humorous matrimonial quips about wedding photos, claims of romance cures, and dubious remedies. It lists Dr Skirvin’s Rheumatic Cure with exaggerated dosages, and cites a testimonial from R. H. Seldel in St. Louis praising Piso’s Cure.
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D Canooc
Piso
R. H. Seldel
Oliva Street
St. Loula
One of Many. Street vendor signs big check story
A dialogue reveals a corner paper vendor can sign a $20,000 check but cannot cash it. The exchange ridicules a character named Putnam and mocks a familiar quip about enemies of Aemian, delivered with satirical edge.
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Stringer
Huzyuu
Iit
Great Britain spends 112,500,000 a year on the poor
The report notes that Britain allocates 112.5 million pounds annually to support the poor excluding private charities. Public funds cover welfare programs and relief efforts, reflecting government commitment while noting private charitable giving remains separate from state spending.
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Great Writain
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Chicago
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Bt. Pass
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Watertown
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