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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1905

Page

7

Clementina Gonzales Restored to Health by Peruna

Clementina Gonzales of Central America reports in a Chicago letter that Peruna restored her from a worn out condition. She says after half a bottle her sleep improved and after three weeks she fully recovered, allowing her to resume studies. She praises Peruna as a system builder and requests free literature from The Peruna Medicine Co.

Clementina Gonzales Central America Peruna Hotel Provincia Guatemala C. A Cleveland Ave Chicago Til Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio

Nebraska State News Highlights Across Cities and Courts

Lincoln rents rise sharply while Omaha reels with real estate activity. Auto and fire losses hit farms near Howe Exeter Glenwood and Tobias as lightning strikes barns and houses. Inspections reveal court improvements and new corporate filings in Wallice Owens Concrete and Woodmen Linseed Oil works. Ailments, assailments, and legal actions touch counties from Saunders to Richardson as state fair plans unfold with expected 80,000 attendees and a September 4 to 8 schedule.

Lincoln Omaha Wm. Morley Colfax County Citizens Security Bank of Wallace State Banking Board Stanley Howe Owens Concrete Post Tim Ruhl Exeter Supreme Court Seymour Westbrook-Gibbons Glenwood Wood River West Point Elva L. Sly Pawnee City Miss Sly University Auburn Johnny Myers Broken Bow Miss Perry Ansley Armour Johnson & Gustafson Irving Kan Institute Beatrice Will Heice Burt County Blair Fred Straw Nebraska City Otoe County Woodmen Linseed Oil Works American Linseed Company William Bartells Tobias Bartells Buster” Wilson Chris. Shoe St. Paul Alexander Experiment Station State Farm Capitol Building Asylum Penitentiary Wesleyan University Union College Cotner University

Labor Day Proclamation by Nebraska Governor

Governor Mickey proclaims Monday September 4 as Labor Day urging Nebraskans to observe it in a spirit of work and leisure. He calls for gatherings at recreation spots and wholesome entertainment while promoting discussion of industrial and economic questions in a charitable spirit.

Mickey John H. Mickey Nebraska

Build Large Sheep Shed by Humboldt Power Bros

Humboldt Power Bros and local grain buyers plan a giant sheep shed near their elevator to shelter flocks from harsh winters. The 108 by 256 foot structure will be used as a new emphasis in feeding and marketing sheep, reflecting their expanding business.

Humboldt—Power~ Bros

New Teachers at Peru Normal School

Principal Crabtree announces new faculty additions at Peru Normal. J. W. Searson, former Yahoo school superintendent and noted lecturer, joins alongside F. M. Grege formerly of Wayne normal and 1903 legislator, and Harold Hewitt from Freeport Tl, expanding the staff.

Peru Normal Crabtree J. W. Searson Yahoo F. M. Grege Wayne Normal Harold Hewitt Freeport

Paroled Forger Olson Back in Jail After Parole Revoked

A. Costly Check, Charles Olson, a paroled convict, must serve twenty years plus the forged check amount. Governor Mickey revoked Olson’s parole just before he left for Portland. He is now jailed in Lincoln County.

Charles Olson Mickey Portland Olson Lincoln

Te Cumseh Parish House Under Rapid Construction

The Presbyterian parsonage at Te cumseh, begun two weeks ago, will be a fine frame building costing about $3,000. The foundation is already completed.

Presbyterian Parsonage Tecumseh

Cattle Killed by Fast Train Near Stella Depot

A Humboldt buyer driving fifty cattle through Stella to St Deroin lost nineteen or more animals when a fast freight hit along the tracks north of town. Twenty one animals were killed and two crippled, with section men forced to shoot the wounded to end their suffering.

Stella Humboldt St. Deroin

Hen Wilson in Trouble Disturbs Bingville Residents

Rumor claims Hen Wilson again left his wife Mary Ann amid ongoing marital trouble. prior incidents included an assault with a rolling pin and a period away in a hospital after which they reconciled. current reports state Hen entered the home, sat on a new sofa pillow, and vanished. local gossip chain traced through Caroline Hooper and Ben Wade’s wife to Mrs Widow Henderson.

Bingville Hen Wilson Hen Mary Ann Bary Ann Hon Rome Mrs. Wilson Mia Caroline Hooper Mra Hooper Ben Wade Widow Henderson

Artist Met Her Idol Ruskin in Courteous Tale

The London Outlook recounts a playful encounter with John Ruskin. A woman sketching his Brantwood home asks if she has met him, and Ruskin invites her to view the house, then asks what she thinks of Ruskin, in a courteous, old world moment.

London John Ruskin Ruskin Brantwood

The Giaour Deathly Beauty and the Greek Shore

Lord Byron depicts a corpse’s calm, deadly beauty and the Greece it leaves behind. The speaker notes the pale, still features, the eye that neither weeps nor stirs, and the haunting glow that halos decay. The scene contrasts living Greece with its deathly, tranquil shore.

Greece Saul

Properly Introduced Margaret Brown Greets Country Dog

A well-brought-up girl named Margaret Brown travels to a country house with a large dog. Despite warnings, she curtseys politely and introduces herself, then pets the dog as it wags its tail graciously, illustrating etiquette schooling from dancing lessons.

Margaret Dogele Margaret Brown New York Times

The Two Brothers Story Told at Newport

Harry Lehr recounts a tale of two brothers in a cafe garden. The rich brother, handsome but vain, laments fame and adoration from New York mothers. The poor brother, equally vain, jokes that daughters chase him as they split the women between them.

Harry Lehr Newport New York

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