Pen-PERUNA praise letters from women in 19th century notices
Letters from Susan Wymar of Chicago and Margaretha Dauben of Racine praising Pe-ru-na as a life changing remedy for female issues. They claim relief from irregularities and pelvic symptoms and urge others to seek Dr Hartman’s free book. The piece also notes a Danish political shift with a left majority in parliament for thirty years while royalty maintains a right cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Wymar
Richmond School
Chicago
Ill
Hartman
Mia
Margaretha Dauben
North Superior St
Racine City
Wis
Columbus
Denmark
Party of the Left
Daily paper ads and health forecasts from old notices
An assortment of old advertisements and notices. promotions for The Des Moines Daily News subscription, household products like Maple City washing boat, Parker's Hair Balsam, Hindercorns, and The Science of Life book series. Also mentions Chinese government stance on Hoaxers and various consumer goods with prices and mailing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Das Moines Daily News
Telegraph
Haws
Des Molhes
China
Resorts and travel tips on the Minneapolis and St. Louis line
The notice promotes fishing and boating at Waterville and Lake Totonka with highlights on Maple Point Hotel and Tetonka Park Hotel near Waconia and Lake Minnetonka. It notes frequent trains, reduced fares, and urges readers to contact M and St. LRR agents for information. Also includes health ads for Allen’s Foot-Ease and Maple City Self Washing Soap and a remark about a new London bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snowomer
Minneapolis & St. Louis RR
Waterville
Minn
Lake Totonka
Maple Point Hotel
Tetonka Park
Waconia
Clear Lake
Coney Island
Lake Minnetonka
Minneapolis & St. Louis
R. R
Deephaven
Cottagewood
Excelsior
Lake Park
A. B. Cutts
G. P
Minneapolis
Plans for the Platform and Delaware Contest in Philadelphia
Philadelphia June 18 plans for forming the Republican platform are under way with debates on trusts and currency. Fairbanks and Foraker propose rival planks, while Brownlow defeats Evans in Tennessee, and Delaware remains unresolved. Dolliver and other figures vie for the vice presidency as trains carry delegates to Chicago amid disruptions and smallpox scares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Fairbanks
Washington
Foraker
St. Louis
McKinley
National Committee
Brownlow
Evans
Tennessee
Delaware
Dolliver
Scott
Long
Sullivan Convicted For Bogus Insurance Schemes
Nashville, Tennessee, June 18. P. B. Sullivan was convicted of collecting money on bogus insurance policies. He was fined and sentenced to thirty days in jail. Sullivan collected several hundred dollars in Southern Kentucky and Missouri. arrest and conviction were secured through the state insurance department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Sullivan
Nashville
Tenn
P. B. Sullivan
Sullivan
Kentucky
Missouri
State Insurance Department
The Paria Exposition and typewriter boastings
Dr Doce loses practice amid talk of trips to the Paria Exposition as a statistician touts typewriter employment at 590000 yet omits wear and tear. ads urge stomach Bitters for sedentary workers and Allen's Foot Ease for aching feet while announcing national conventions in Chicago and Kansas City with the Maple Leaf Route rail service offering one fare for the round trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Lord
Adams Street
Chicago
Reduced Rail Fares for National Conventions and Meetings
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad unveils lowered fares to many conventions and gatherings including the National Democratic convention at Kansas City, the National Education Association in Charleston, and the Baptist Young People’s Union in Cincinnati. Special $25 round trips from Denver area points to Salt Lake City and Ogden run July 1 to September, with a 30 day limit. Full details through S K Hooper or D&RGW agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Utah
Colorado Palms
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
National Democratic Convention
Kansas City
National Education Association
Charleston
8. C
Baptist Young People's Union of America
Cincinnati
National Republican League
St. Paul
Minn
Supreme
Grain-O Promises Coffee Substitute In Stores
A flood of assorted vintage ads mentions Grain-O as a cheap coffee substitute made of pure grains. Promoted as gentle on delicate stomachs and affordable at 15 to 20 cents per package, with claims of similar taste to coffee. Also notes various potions, cures, and products from the era, including Piso's Cure, Kemp's Balsam, and Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, in a collage of period advertising.
The Teer of Life and Patently Obvious Remedies
A fragmented reader notice mentions Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for menopause, with free advice offered from Lynn Mass. It also references a stray ad line about prayer, sea diseases, and Adams' Pepsin Vatti Fratti prompting appetite, plus a sea tale of an eighty foot whale ashore opposite Tepustete mine in Lower California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
California
Tepustete Mine
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Copeland
W. H. Copeland
W. H. CopeLann
State Street
Ghicaco, Ill
Rootheer
Sabola
Carles F. Hinks
Malvern
Samuel
Itas
Ieee Vst
Thompson
W.N.U
Des Moines
Maple City
Paris
Write & H. Marshall & Co
Tane
Parker
Penbony Medical Institute
Bulfinch St
Boston
Mass
America
Prospectus Wade
Trey
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy
N. Y
London
Kida Drug Co
Hwgin
le Due
Murlbnt
Bears
Clay Evans
Delegates Inn
Thirty-ninth Street
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago
T. H. Gould
Gould
Gaskina
Fort Wayne
Ind
Missouri Prohibitioniata
Mexico
Prohibition Convention
GCBE
Stakes of
John G. Woolley
Indianapolis
Felix T. McWhirter
George Smith
Englewood
Health Department
Smith
Pineville
Doce
Ife
Paria Exposition
Allen’ S. Olmsted
le Hoy
N.Y
Boor
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester
Masa
Ellsworth
Maine
Price
Putnam
Aingie
J Boren
Trinity Springs
N. BE
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Asheville
Spartansburg
Norfolk
Old Paint Comfort
Richmond
White Sulphur Springs
J. C. Tucker
Clark Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
Heaven
Coke Paudit
Adams
North
Dakota
Co. A. Grettum Rugby
N. Dak
Sterling Remedy Company
New York
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