Peruna Endorsed By Cincinnati Woman For Catarrh Cure
ISS Annie Catron of 927 Main A St Cincinnati Ohio reports Peruna cured her long standing catarrh of head and throat. She notes offensive breath upset stomach and headaches improving after one bottle and complete relief within a month with better overall health. She also recommending Peruna tablets and mentions Man a lin laxative and a free 1908 Peruna almanac.
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Annie Catron
Main
A St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Peruna
Man-a-lin
Jocular Vignettes Spark Laughs Across Pages
A collage of jokes and quips from various voices. A rib of street humor, a Washington Herald quote about rising costs, and material from Miss Fatte George, Stormington Barnes, and others. A light, playful page of humorous exchanges and witticisms.
Sam and Teacher argue over who is world’s strongest man
In a brusque exchange Sam asserts Sam-Jonah is the strongest, while Teacher accuses him of overconfidence. The dialogue hints at a rival claim tied to a whale’s flight and the limits of strength.
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Sam
Jonah
Kase
Farmer and son debate horseless carriage in exchange
The farmer and his son discuss using a new horseless carriage to fetch four loads of turnips from the three acre lot. The son expresses desire for the vehicle while the farmer suggests using it for practical tasks.
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Tom
Philadelphia Press
Striking Bits of Dialogue in a Curious Market Scene
Extracted lines reveal a playful snapshot of shoppers clerks and neighbors in a bustling shop setting. The exchanges touch on walking milestones, aging, honesty, and witty remarks about coins and new trends.
Turning of the Worm and misadventure at the parsonage
A humorous exchange unfolds as Mrs. Enpeck warns of leaving the household while Mr. Enpeck muses on doors and mouths. An old nag ferries elopers toward the parsonage with a roadside goose asking about outcomes. The banter features a moralizer and a generalizer debating success and escape.
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Elopers
Philip Woods
Elkhart
William Ralston
Big Four
Terre Haute
Crate Pavey
Indianapolis
American Homing Company
Uncle and Nephew Plot Hidden Savings
A private exchange shows a secret plan as a nephew confides to an uncle about saving money while begging secrecy from his wife, revealing domestic tension and financial caution.
Elevator quarrel over a clerk’s honesty
An irate broker calls out a banker in an elevator over a clerk’s integrity, claiming he was misrepresented as square. The banker jokes that a dollar isn’t square, hinting at broader cynicism in trust and finance.
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Gollar
Dog Grief Turns Pet Terrier Quiet and Respectful
A Washington Star reader recalls a black and tan terrier named Daisy that halted its usual barking after the death in its household. The dog showed reverent behavior toward visitors and remained silent during bereavement, suggesting animals sense sorrow and respond to family calamity. Platonic love is the banked fire of passion.
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Washington Star
Daisy
Indiana Masons plan $60,000 Laporte temple
The Indiana Masons at Laporte plan erecting a $60,000 temple. The report lists multiple Indiana incidents and events including deaths, fires, banked losses, pardoned convicts, and notable local figures from Terre Haute to Indianapolis.
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Masons
Laporte
Cure for Birth Skin Disease Promised by Cuticura
A Burlington North Carolina reader recalls a cousin in Rockingham County afflicted with a birth skin disease that resisted many treatments. After two months of Cuticura remedies the child recovered completely with no scars. The correspondent reports the person remained well seventeen years later.
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Rockingham Co
W. P. Ingle
Burlington, N. C
Plainfield anecdote shows Hill wit in lecture
Bucknell University professor recalls David Jayne Hill in Berlin embassy days. He quotes Hill praising his own learning and wit and recounts a humorous exchange with a socialist student. A Plainfield cook story illustrates Hill’s sharp turning of instruction into humor.
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Plainfield Cook
Bucknell University
David Jayne Hill
Berlin
Charlemagne Tower
Dr. Hill
Plainfield
Martha
Virginia Merchant and Cure of Kidney Trouble
Virginia merchant L Wood of Fentress Norfolk Co Virginia suffered months of back kidney and bladder pain with irregular kidney secretions. After using Deans Kidney Pills four days of severe pain ended with a stone one half by five sixteenths inch and no further kidney trouble. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y Uncle Allen quote and Brom Quin ine medicine ad follow noting signature E W Grove curing a cold in one day for 25 cents
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Co. L. Wood
Fentress
Norfolk Co
Mr. Wood
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Queen Margherita Voices Views on Family and Emancipation
The Dowager Queen of Italy critiques race death by own action and supports large families, praising Roosevelt. She opposes extreme emancipation theories, urging women to retain feminine qualities and a blend of reserve with independence, favoring motherhood and duty.
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Cone
Margherita
Italy
Roosevelt
United States
Clear of Coffee Craving Reverses Health Decline
A testimonial recounts a couple freeing themselves from coffee using Postum. The husband’s stomach and kidney illness, yellowing skin, and weakness improve after switching. The wife, once frail at 95 pounds, gains weight and energy, crediting Postum with her recovery and noting many misjudge its quality.
Interview Line Sparks Cook Job Clash
In a brief exchange, Mrs Upmore questions an applicant about prior work for Mrs Highmus. The applicant confirms one week of service, prompting Mrs Upmore to assert she would not hire her based on that short tenure.
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Waldron
T. H. Hubbard
L & C. Traction Company
Margaret Lewds
Greenfield
Mrs. Upmore
Aunt Hepsey Seeks Maria Last Name Attracts Laughter
Aunt Hepsey boasts of love at first sight for Ike's intended bride Maria. She cannot recall her surname, insists it is temporary, and causes a flurry of amused remarks as she explains the name may change. The item blends light humor with social chatter.
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Hepsey
Ike
Maria
Aunt Hepsey
Peruna Almanac in Eight Million Homes
The Peruna Lucky Day Almanac is now in over eight million homes and free from all druggists. The 1908 edition is published and supplies will soon exhaust. Urge readers to inquire early and secure a copy today. The Babies Hotel in London offers temporary homes for young children of traveling or distressed families.
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West End
London
England
Oni Foreign Service
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