Revered Wisconsin pastor praises Peruna remedy
Rev I Stubenvoll of Miko Wisconsin pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Jesus speaks in a letter to The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio about healing from hemorrhages of the lungs. He credits Peruna with strength weight gain healthy color and renewed well being and urges others to use the remedy. Dr Hartman offers free advice and a Peruna Almanac.
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I. Stubenvoll
Miko
Wis
Jesus
Stubenvoll
Williea
Germany
Musperoy
Perony Medicine Co
Columbus
Olin
Savy
Perona
Perona Medicine Co
Ohio
Gice
Tlartman
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Ofree Peruna Almanac
Bank of England History Quelled Gordon Riots in Combat
A vivid tale from New York World recounts the Bank of England’s daring defense during the Gordon riots. Clerks fired melted inkstands into bullets from windows while 6,000 rioters attacked, and Duchess Sarah Jennings lent timely support by funding £700,000 to meet deposits, ensuring the bank’s survival.
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New York World
Bank of England
London
Lonton
Threadneedle Street
Coleman Street
William Paterson
Ife
Paterson
Holland
James II
Prince of Orange
Boyne
England
William II
Aplrit
Wednesday Club
Charles Walter Godfrey
William
Namur
Godfrey
Welles
Gordon
Newgate
Royal Exchange
George II
Childs
Hnhttle
Childs’ Bank
Blenheim
Sarah Jennings
Bank
Sarah
Anecdotes from Anywhere a Prohibition Banter Tale
A long humor piece recounts anecdotes about Rev Dr Swallow and other figures. It notes a joking remark about the nom de plume Gath, a Pickaway county school tale, Senator Midson’s voice compliment, and John R Stetson’s misunderstanding of Macbeth with stage witches. The tone is lively and reflective of political and social mischief.
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Dr. Swallow
McKinley
George Alfred
Timlaty
Senator Midson
John R. Stetson
Mr. Stetson
Shakespeare
Catalina Island Cultivation Plan Proposed at Middle Ranch
Los Angeles Times notes Santa Catalina has seen little cultivation beyond scattered trees but thrives when planted. F H Lowe, health constrained, plans an experiment garden at Middle ranch with a good well for irrigation. He aims to plant strawberries blackberries Loganberries apples peaches apricots pears and vines hoping to supply all island fruit within years.
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Middle Ranch
F. H. Lowe
Towne and Browne Confront Absent-Mindedness
A Philadelphia Press item notes Towne’s absent-mindedness and Browne’s extreme forgetfulness. The exchange recalls a late night where he sat awake trying to recall his pending task, wondering if he truly remembered it. The fragment hints at a light domestic joke about memory.
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Philadelphia
Towne
Browne
Unfinished Song Blues at Onderdonk Farmhouse
Guests at Onderdonk's summer retreat drift into quiet despair until a mysterious gray suited man plays a masterful piano solo. The powerful tenor awakens memories and hopes, drawing Mrs. Wadsworth and others into a charged scene that ends with reconciliation and gossip fodder for the next day.
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Ondéerdonk
Onderdonk
It Didn't Work. A Cat Always Lands On Its Feet
A child recounts a teacher’s claim that nature provides a cat lands on its feet when dropped. The dialogue shifts to a roof incident resulting in a broken or torn injury and a plan to remove the injured person with improvised paper bandaging.
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New York Times
Johnny
Harvard Lampoon Piece Sparks Carlisle School Controversy
A fragmentary item notes a Harvard Lampoon piece titled Lo, the Poor Indian and mentions Carlisle School with references to controversy over depictions of Indians. The readable text hints at literary satire provoking discussion about cultural representation.
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Harvard Lampoon
Carlisle School
Lheenre -Raven
Fragmented Field Note on 10 Yard Line Position
A distorted OCR fragment mentions the 10 yard line and center field positions. It references nose and tight end roles and a quart ernnl context. The readable pieces indicate a discussion of alignment or formation questions rather than a complete event.
Shortest Days Riddle: Is February The Shortest Month
A reader asks a riddle about daylight length across months. If December has the shortest days, how can February be the shortest month in the year. The dialogue plays on common misconceptions about calendars.
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Aludee
Struggle for Life Ends in Life Saving Remedy
Maggie B H Decker of Hagle River Missouri, 40, endured twelve years of kidney trouble rheumatism and stomach pain. After spending over a hundred dollars on medicines she found relief with six boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. She reports improved sleep appetite and strength and credits the pills with saving her life. A concluding note mentions a blackbird near Tiverton Devonshire.
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Hagle River
Maggie BH. Decker
Dodd
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Peruna Almanac
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Peruna
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Tiverton
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Chicago
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