Peruna Helps Kernersville Woman Recover from Stomach Ailment
Mrs Lenora Bodenhamer of Kernersville N C writes of long stomach trouble and indigestion. After medical treatment failed she used Peruna and Manalin following Dr Hartman’s advice and says she feels as well as ever. She urges others with similar symptoms to try Peruna. The letter adds that many testimonials exist in Dr Hartman’s files.
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Lenora Bodenhamer
Kernersville
N. C
Peruna
Watch From School Starts and Defiance Starch Invention
Quotes recall a boy named Tommy who received a watch for school timing and Aunt Jane praises it. The piece also markets Defiance Starch as economical and efficient, urging readers to buy it from grocers. A humorous aside weighs editors and orators as political candidates with a quip about writer's cramp and clergy throat.
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Tommy
Aunt Jane
Counter Irritant Combats Election Fraud Tactics
A satirical quote features Senator Sorghum admitting failure to prevent fraud but claiming to reduce opposition fraud to insignificance. The exchange questions election integrity and the senator’s methods as a sharp critique of political maneuvering.
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Sorghum
Dr Williams Pink Pills touted as general debility remedy
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for general debility caused by bad blood. It features a Chelsea, Massachusetts user who recovered after years of illness, recounting nerve and stomach troubles, sleeplessness, back pains, and vision issues then notes pills’ claimed benefits, official pricing, and requests for a free diet pamphlet.
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J. G. Havey
Willow St
Chelsea
Mass
Dr. Williams
Sant
Died Peacefully Mrs William McKinley in Final Sleep
Canton May 27 Mrs William McKinley died at 1 05 PM after a peaceful gradual decline. Her last words expressed faith and resignation and she said life is dark to me now. The funeral will be simple and held at the Meinley home Wednesday afternoon with national mausoleum plans ongoing. Ida Saxton McKinley born in Canton in 1847 married William McKinley January 25 1871. They had two daughters Katie and Ida with Ida dying young and Katie living briefly before also passing. Mrs McKinley later became an invalid.
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Canton
William McKinley
Loch
Fairbanks
McKinleys
McKinley
West Lawn Cemetery
National Mausoleum
Monument Hill
Ida Saxton McKinley
James A. Saxton
Ida Luxton
Delhi
N. Y
Cleveland Academy
Brook Hall Seminary
Media
Stark County Bank
Grant
Sheridan
Shenandoah Valley
Wm. McKinley
Ida Saxton
Katie
Ida
Millionaires in Court in San Francisco Bribery Case
In San Francisco on May 26 a galaxy of millionaires and corporate leaders appeared in Judge Coffey’s court to post bail totaling over half a million dollars pending felony indictments. Notable figures included Louis Glass of Pacific Telephone and Telegraph, Patrick Calhoun and Mullally of United Railways, plus Crocker Bank head William Crocker and Pacific States directors Henry Scott and others. The case centers on bribery counts involving supervisors and the mayor to secure a trolley franchise and electrification. Also noted was Abraham Ruef awaiting charges, and unrelated London mill reform notes report $150,000 yearly losses from water added to milk.
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San Francisco
Cal
United Railways
Thelrat William H. Crocker
Crocker National Bank
Henry T. Scott
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Rehmitz
Chca Npon
Keeners
Abraham Ruef
Elisor Bigsy
Willmore Street
Cure backache with Deans Kidney Pills in Swainsboro
Thousands report relief from kidney and back pain after taking Dean's Kidney Pills. John C. Coleman, a Swainsboro treatment merchant, shares a testimonial about rapid, lasting improvement. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo distributes the 50 cent boxes sold by all dealers.
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Dean
John C. Coleman
Swainsboro
Moan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
A Dig at Her. Miss Mudd seeks complexion help
In a brief humorous exchange Miss Mudd asks for an effective way to preserve her complexion. The text advises keeping a box in a cool place and suggests Garfield Cox and Garfield Tea as health remedies, noting purification of the blood and relief from rheumatism. Garfield Tea Co. of Brooklyn, N.Y. is cited under food law guarantees.
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Miss Mudd
Garfield Cox
Garfield
Ture Food and Drugs
Garfield Tea Co
Rooklyn
N.Y
Misfortune Foretold by Farmer Korntop’s Tale
A farmer retells a joke about misfortune recurring. The boy asks about toll fortunes and the farmer answers with a rural proverb. He links a wet spell ruining tomatoes first, then a dry spell ruining everything else.
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Farmer Korntop
Where does tapioca come from question in tale
In a kindergarten scene the teacher explains how trees provide food including maple syrup and asks the children where tapioca originates. Olive hesitantly guesses that tapping oaks is involved, prompting a brief exchange. The quotation from a judge notes a learning moment about tree-derived foods.
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Olive
His Favorite Descent Elevator Debate
A humorous exchange between a flat hunter and a janitor centers on children in an elevator. The janitor complains children take up space, and the woman offers a boy who won’t use the elevator. They clash as she counters with the boy’s potential slide down banisters and steps.
The Gentle Robber and the Archbishops Plans
A McClure's tale features a bishop scolding a rogue for wicked schemes while seeking funds for church walls. The robber boasts of distributing gold and resumes with brutal efficiency, killing those who resist.
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Fu McClure
Dr Talks of Food and Grape-Nuts Benefit
A physician extols Grape-Nuts as a nutritious aid after suffering malnutrition and heart palpitations from overwork. He credits the cereal with restoring sleep and stomach function when combined with rich cow milk. He endorses the product as a sound, scientific food and cites The Road to Wellville for readers.
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Wellville
New Yorks Life Insurance Law Opens Field for All
The New York life insurance law standardizes policies and bans rebates. It ends the old practice of buying business and shifts commissions to agents. Energetic men and women, including teachers and lawyers, are joining the field, with Paul Morton leading Equitable Life in building a modern agency force nationwide.
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State of New York
Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Morton
One Redeeming Feature in a Dinner Debacle
A youthful New York artist invited a friend to dinner in her studio. The bachelor maid’s cuisine fell short with a tough roast, underdone potatoes, and pithy pineapple salad. The hostess apologized, while the guest praised the “tender gravy” with cheerful but tactless contradiction.
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New York
Cuticura Heals Baby After Prolonged Itching
A Chicago mother reports her baby’s severe eczema like itching lasting over a year. After trying many doctors and remedies, she used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent pills and saw a dramatic improvement after three boxes.
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Miss G
A. C. Brestlin
Lincoln St
Chicago
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