Peruna remedy cited by Central America reader
Clementina Gonzales of Central America reports restored health after using Peruna. She describes insomnia, loss of appetite, and fatigue improving after a half bottle, continuing for weeks to regain strength and resume studies. Address for literature: Pertina Medicine Co. of Columbus.
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Clementina Gonzales
Central America
Peruna FE Remedy
Pertina
Pertina Medicine Co
Colanbus
Cutienry Heals Child After Severe Skin Disease
A mother recalls her boy near death from awful skin humor, itching and wasting to a skeleton. After trying many remedies, Cutienry brought relief. weeks later the child recovered and regained strength, with a final note of gratitude to the product and Ontario companies named.
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Beauty
Willy Achiss
The Cursed Night Assault at the Indian Camp
In a fog of siege and stealth, two men slip through Indian guards to strike at a fortified camp. They plan to use fire and a hidden path to reach the enemy’s rear, while a captive soldier causes chaos and distracts pursuers. A reckless escape attempt with a mare ends in a farce, delaying their mission yet revealing key vulnerabilities.
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Ors
Platerith Ak
Jenifer
Enelish
Madama
Bargery
Ephraim Yeates
Richard Jennifer
Mull
Chapter XXVIII In Which I Saddle the Black Mare
The narrator crafts a stealthy approach to a camp to aid a covert mission. He navigates past a fire and stream, studies a powder magazine sheltered by rock, and observers the armed Indian camp and women lodges while Falconnet calls his name and jokes about his lack of discipline. He uses disguise, timing, and reconnaissance to prepare the operation.
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Chad
Falconnet
Wawar
Bire
Jack Warden
Poverty in Names and the Nomenclature of American Places
Harpers Weekly laments naming practices in America noting a poverty of imagination from New England to New Spain. It criticizes overuse of biblical and classical names, laments scarce distinctive terms for homes and streets, and catalogs emerging trend of naming apartment houses after notable authors like Emerson Lowell and Henry James to elevate the city’s cultural status.
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America
Harpers Weekly
New England
New France
New Spain
New Netherlands
He Iamerson
Lowell
Henry James
The Change of Life and the Pinkham Remedy
A dated appeal describes the Change of Life as a vulnerable period for women and touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic that strengthens nerves and alleviates common symptoms. It includes patient testimonials from Mrs Hyland and Mrs Hinkle, claiming relief from dizziness, headaches, and other distressing effects.
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Aly
Lydia M. Pinkhai
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Rue E, G. Hyland
Chestertown
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lizzie Hinkle
Salem
Ind
Hyland
Old English Law Catches Bet Refuser At Funeral
A Victorian era curiosity notes a man in England who fails to raise a bet as a funeral passes. By an old statute he may be liable to appear before a magistrate and face imprisonment for the offense. The piece uses a local tone to illustrate relics of juristic practice.
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England
Chester
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