Peruna Advertisement Promotes Health System Strength
A promotional notice touts Peruna as fortifying the entire system and invites readers to write to Dr. S. I. Hartman of The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio for guidance about their case.
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1905
Page
7
A promotional notice touts Peruna as fortifying the entire system and invites readers to write to Dr. S. I. Hartman of The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio for guidance about their case.
In a barnyard a magpie owl and peacock boast of new songs while the farmer, Uncle Reuben, arrives. He scolds them for their noise and bans their singing, delivering the moral that those who say less invite the least criticism.
Gen. J Franklin Bell earned the Medal of Honor for a 1899 Luzon action near Porac. Leading scouts ahead of his reg unit, he charged seven insurgents, scattered them, and forced the surrender of a captain and two privates under fire.
An actor recalls a night when a malicious stage hand dropped machinery during a dull monologue and nearly ended his stage career. A street scene behind him sparked the audience's laughter and renewed his confidence, leading to renewed public favor.
A veteran circus figure recalls Barnum and his out of print reminiscences. He describes Barnum giving away free copies, once gifting one to a cabman with a humorous exchange about late hours and closed saloons. The tale mixes memory and literary curiosity in a theatrical voice.
A damaged verse fragment explores longing and danger in a mystical world. The piece centers on a shy confession and fear of revealing love, ending with a signature line attributed to E. Kiser.
France reports Prof Molssan using an advanced electric furnace to form genuine diamonds weighing 10 to 15 carats and rubles of large size. Diamonds shown are clear and bright, matching natural specimens in carbon structure. The furnace also yields calcium carbide and acetylene gas for lighting.
Chronic rheumatism burdens many in advancing life and drives sufferers to try various remedies. A widely used English charm involves carrying a stolen potato in the left-hand pocket, a practice with ties to ancient times and Roman-era roots said to ward off disease and other ills.
Mary Reagan of 86 Kilburn Street Fall River Massachusetts credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with ending years of insomnia faintness and nerve distress. She reports relief from head noises tremors smothering sensations and dizziness after using the pills and notes her recovery enabled her to resume daily tasks. Her husband’s prior expensive treatments failed. She bought six boxes for 250.
Figures show major powers field large armies with annual costs: France 6135,000,000. Germany up to 160,000,000. Russia 200,000,000. including India, England spends about 265,000,000 yearly.
Quote reflects that true inspiration resides in the soul that perceives surroundings and opportunities, suggesting lifestyle and environment shape inner grandeur rather than external riches. It emphasizes individual mindset over material circumstances.
An advertisement asserts Defiance Starch provides more lasting results than competing brands and offers about one third more value for the money.
Reports note that in Norway saloons close on pay days while savings banks remain open until midnight, reflecting a shift in social and financial routines tied to wage distributions.
A historical account describes the Ottoman sultan's daily dinner as costing about $5,000, though the ruler consumes only a small portion while thousands of guests and retainers dine at palace expense. Dishes arrive on cooks' heads and are sealed after tasting by the grand vizier to guard against poisoning.
Canary owners report mass bird die offs in Baltimore as mosquitoes bite through feathers at night. James A. Graham notes birds grow weak, shrink, and die from blood loss despite netting cages and remedies like pennyroyal and red cedar.
A humorously quarrelsome exchange unfolds on an open car as two young men clash over seating. One boasts of a lip Lisp and a removed tooth, the other reveals manicured ears and pink tones, leading to a comical scuffle and standoff narrated by the Cincinnati Enquirer.
A Portland boarding house discussion on winter depth compares freezes across regions. A New Jersey man cites two feet, the Adirondack New Yorker claims ten feet, and a Des Moines quip about the Chinese emperor asking a governor to start a fire ends the debate with humor.
Fragmentary verse reflects longing and near misses in love. The speaker laments missed happiness as Coquette and a distant beloved haunt his thoughts, pondering what was or could be. The voice dwells on a near reach of joy and the ache of parting.
A Westport woman accuses her enslaved cook named Abe of infidelity asking when they will marry. The cook denies knowing the marriage plan and expresses suspicion after hearing rumors of running around with another woman. The exchange is reported by the Kansas City Times.
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