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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1905
Page
7
Mrs. Carrie King of Darlington Missouri says years of viliousness and kidney liver trouble were eased by Peruna after taking twelve bottles. She notes cold episodes worsened pain and backache and headache but credits the remedy with restored health.
Minnie Be. McAllister of Minneapolis writes of relief from back and side pain after seven weeks on Peruna. The letter promotes Peruna as a cure for pelvic and abdominal catarrh linked to digestive and liver issues, noting thousands of testimonials and ongoing mail to Dr Hartman.
Solomon known as Sol sang a solo before Bishop Brooks sermon at Harvard. The service featured a special musical display that moved listeners. The bishop delivered the text Saul, Saul, why persecutest thou me as the sermon core.
A fragment quoting La Bruyere notes the difficulty of delivering justice when prejudice narrowness or personal antipathy affect fair payment of scores and obligations.
The Riviera boasts a climate only a few degrees warmer than southern England yet charms readers with a near constant succession of sunny days.
Two ranches totaling 6000 acres near the South Loup river, 500 acres corn land, 60 alfalfa, 820 meadow, balance pasture with good improvements. Inquire Victor H. Coffman Omaha Neb. Old maids honesty confession about marriage opportunity.
Dr O S Wood of Omaha advertises a new non surgical method to cure rupture and related diseases within weeks with no time loss. The notice urges readers to send for a booklet and further information to 521 N Y Life Building Omaha.
An old advertisement hawks Defiance Starch with promises of big gains in fashion relevance. It urges customers to try the product with a money back guarantee and prices framed as 1¢ per ounce and 10 cents for larger quantities.
A four story brick Omaha Casket company building on Grace Street between Twelfth and Thirteenth collapsed in a Wednesday storm. Nine people were inside. three died and six were hurt as the wind lifted the roof and wrecked the structure. Coffins and coffin material on the first floor helped save others by blocking floors from collapsing.
May Day in Warsaw leaves sixty two dead with about two hundred wounded. Crowds mobbed the Tenth district police station as thirty victims, including three children, await identification. Soldiers patrolled the streets amid widespread anger toward the military and government officials.
United States Army paymaster C. B West on a New York bound train near Chicago caused a disturbance. He attacked the conductor, broke glass, and forced passengers to flee. West was subdued by brakemen and held at the police station for mental condition examination.
A U S consul general report says horse flesh as food is rising in Germany due to a strict new meat inspection law. Last year Berlin bled 12,000 horses yielding 4,000,000 pounds of meat sold in 64 markets. In Breslin population 505,000, horse meat consumption reached 32,800 horses. Working people are heavy buyers.
Five star Louis report that James A. Finch, Rudolph's counsel, said he appealed to Governor Folk by telephone but the governor would not intervene. Folk would consider sending a formal commutation, but provided no relief from the pending execution.
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway company directors set a resolution in a special meeting to issue additional common stock equal to 15 percent of total outstanding stock. Stockholders may subscribe at par on June 1, and the issue funds improvements and betterments.
An old royal bequest describes a Rajput prince providing for three elephants and a pet deer. The will includes special elephant trappings and clothes, a deer diet, and a solid gold collar for the deer set with numerous precious stones.
The Washington account states that under the Townsend rate bill a fixed rate set by the Commission cannot be reduced by a railroad. If an emergency requires a rate decrease, shippers or railroads must again appeal to the Commission with no latitude allowed, replacing the previous rule of maximum rather than concession under the proposed law.
Dr FE J Dillon argues in The Nineteenth Century that Russians starve so badly peasants eat roaches and beetles for subsistence. The text cites dire scarcity amid proposed reforms while noting financial schemes and a business contact in St Louis.
The passage describes Unique Jail in Kenneth Cal with an iron tunnel door for a secure calaboose and a border town Marinatchin in Asia with a male-only population ruled by an old law. It also critiques stubborn disbelief and mentions Farm Life quips and Sirs. Winslow teething remedy claims.
Manning Iowa resident Mrs T C Willadsen writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved her life amid irregular or painful menstruation and related ailments. She endorses the remedy as effective for a wide range of gynecological issues and urges sick women to seek Mrs Pinkham's guidance at Lynn Massachusetts.
A 19th century advertorial urging women to seek Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for a wide range of female ailments. It warns against self diagnosis and quack remedies, touts the product as a cure when other medicines fail, and notes alcohol free, vegetable composition. It cites testimonials and mentions a free paper or cloth bound health guide.
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