Peruna Endorsements From Navy to Congress Officials
Commodore Somerville Nicholson and U S Ministers to Guatemala publicly endorse Peruna as a catarrh cure in letters from Washington D C and Guatemala City. Other endorsements from ex congressmen G R Brown and W G Hunter emphasize its beneficial results and urge readers to seek Dr Hartman’s free guidance at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville Nicholson
United States Navy
R Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
S. Nicholson
W. Godfrey Hunter
U.S
Guatemala
Congress
Kentucky
W. G. Hunter
M. D
Virginia
G. R. Brown
Martinville
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Beatrice Becomes Teacher Hub Amid Shortage
Reports show Nebraska needs about 150 teachers with shortages in Cherry Custer Dawes Red Willow Frontier Cheyenne Brown Boyd Logan counties. Higher quality teachers are required. rural Cass county districts report full staffing and Beatrice schools see increased attendance.
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Nebraska
Cherry
Custer
Dawes
Red
Bonds Declared Illegal In Saunders County
Saunders county faced disappointment as Lincoln rejected the 85 000 bonds for a new courthouse. The call for the special election was deemed illegal due to a one day shortfall of the required twenty eight day interval. The county board may hold another bond election, possibly at the November general election or a future special vote, after reviewing legal guidance and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahoo
Saunders County
Lincoln
Architecta
Governor Issues Requisition for Return of Count Jules Diaginell
Governor Mickey of Nebraska issues a requisition to the New York governor to extradite Count Jules Diaginell to Omaha. Diaginell is sought for forgery after issuing bogus checks to Rome Miller, proprietor of the Wer Grand and Millard hotels.
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Lancoln
Mickey
New York
Nebraska
Jules Diaginell
Omaha
Rome Miller
Wer Grand
Millard
Fined for Selling Diseased Hogs at West Point
West Point farmer Charles G. Doesa cher was arraigned in justice court for selling diseased hogs to a local dealer. He was found guilty and sentenced to pay a $25 fine and costs of prosecution.
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West Point
Charles G. Doesacher
Justice Court
Doeecher
Cattle Thieves Abandon Twenty One Steers Near Wood River
In Wood River the twenty one cattle stolen from W. H. Farber's pasture by the Platte river were recovered on the Jacob Sherer farm three miles north of town. The robbers fled toward the bluffs and left the herd abandoned.
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Wood River
W. H. Farber
Platte River
Jacob Sherer
Bluffs
Farmer Swanson’s Death by Self-Inflicted Wound Near Minden
Nels Swanson a prominent Swedish farmer living eight miles southwest of Minden killed himself by cutting the veins and arteries of both wrists while under the influence of liquor.
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Minden
Nels Swanson
Nebraska City opens term at institute for the blind
Nebraska City reports the Institute for the Blind started the term with a full corps of teachers and attendance that compares favorably with previous years.
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Nebraska City
Nebraska Institute For the Blind
Insanity ruling for Mrs. Samuel Chambers of Platta Mouth
Mrs. Samuel Chambers of Platta mouth has been examined and pronounced insane by the board of Insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Chambers
Plattamouth
Board of Insanity
Campion Seeks Habeas Corpus From Nebraska Supreme Court
William M. Campion, held in Seward Jail, petitions Nebraska Supreme Court for habeas corpus relief. Convicted as the father of Nellie M. Lattimer’s illegitimate child, he was fined $1,000 for support and has not paid, remaining jailed since the trial months ago.
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Lincoln
William M. Campion
Seward
Supreme Court
Campion
Nellie M. Lattimer
Dean's Kidney Pills Ad With Fall Angles and Testimonials
An old advertisement touts Deane Kidney Pills as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It claims relief from back and loin pain, swelling, frequency, and dizziness, with testimonials from J. I. Tumnen, president of a Ridgeville bank, praising dramatic personal improvements.
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Cere
Deane
Deenpiee
Ivo" Tiwan
Ps Tiem
Leewald
Dean
Ridgeville
Indiana
Desirable Cure Wordplay Quips Endure in Banter
A brief exchange jokes about cures for stomach trouble with mock spelling and wordplay. Maginnis is teased about overeating and trying a fast cure, while a self-deprecating reply suggests the faster, better cure. The dialogue captures light humorous repartee.
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Maginnis
Miscellaneous Household Notes and Endorsements
A mixed set of domestic tips and testimonials appears, promoting starch brands and household care products. The text includes consumer observations, a peer recommendation for Allen's Foot-Ease, and a museum manager claim about George Washington, reflecting anecdotal snippets rather than a single cohesive event.
Unclear Ad Copy About Building Material Claim
Fragmentary advertising text asserts improved durability and cost claims for a brand, comparing value to other brands and referencing a hod carrier and a rising house in a non coherent manner.
An Odd Scrap Basket for Girls
An odd scrap basket idea invites girls to ask a brother to fetch a used carpet from fishermen before the summer ends. The piece suggests selecting a grayish brown carpet that has seen service, then tying ribbons and hanging it by the writing desk as a charming, picturesque treasure.
Change as the Rule Money in Circulation in a Nation
The piece notes large sums of coins and bills in circulation including over 100 million in coins and 80 million in silver dollars. It explains New York streetcar conductors refusing large bills for fares and that nickels and dimes are common, with women handling much of the paper money.
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Rowomer
Namenatic
Draggiate
New York
The Most Beautiful Thing About a Woman
A reflective statement extols a woman as the source of beauty herself, emphasizing inner worth and personal dignity over external praise. This concise line frames beauty as intrinsic to the woman rather than dependent on others.
Fragmented riddle about animals and value
The readable bits describe an otter and an animal that runs, mentions teams and cents, and notes a form becoming life. It reads as a puzzle or poetic thought rather than a clear news item.
Grape-Nuts Promoted as Healthful Baby Food
A testimonial claims Grape-Nuts cocoa and bread-like cereal aids delicate babies and grownups alike. The narrator credits a doctor’s warning and a successful feeding method, noting improved health and happiness, with a plug for Postum Co., Battle Creek, and the pamphlet The Road to Wellville.
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Baby
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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Commodore Nicholson
Peruna
United States
Nichols
Winchester
Repeating
Winchester Repeating Arms CO
New Haven
Conn
Missouri Pacific Railway
Louisville
Geers
WM. Pearson & CO
Main ST
Winnipeg
Canada
Pyle
Maha
Champion Truss
Tia Igeelphia Truss
Phila
Hast
Cory Ra
Haces
Draggiote
Union Metallic Cartridge Co
Bridgeport
General Nebraska News
Beatrice
Gage County
Oklahoma
James J. Kennedy
Aline Williams
Bank of Rogers
Colfax County
Nebraska Telephone Company
Grocera’ Association
Cass County
Union Pacific
Sioux City
Cain
Blair
Fremont
Field
Henry Macken
Guy Peyton
Sturgeon’s Lake
York County
Macken
Peyton
Ducks
Ira Ketchum
Sar- Py
Edward Snodgrass
Judge Day
Snodgrass
Miss Glassman
Penitentiary
Board of Public Lands and Buildings
van Doren Iron Works
Cleveland
Harvard Farmers’ Co-operative Grain and Live Stock Company
Uoon
School House Grove
Boyd County
Follmer
Westover
Ryan
Murfin
Prout
Precinct
Theodore Bittenbender
Nelson
Lena Johnson
Sutton
Blind Institute
Jalil
P.O
Wean Ter
Pennecken Core
Davin
Tor Bpriogs
Kana
Pape
Pr Vensk
Falmouity
Defiance
Ocean
Sachs Oak
Lenae
Lewis’ Factory
Peoria
Allen
N. H. Guilford
New Orleans
George Washington
Rehanen Staten Pan Ghanias
Via
Wabagh Railroad
Baltimore
Little Rock
Ark
Detroit
Farnam Street
Harry FE. Moores
Neb
South Eases
A.J. TOWER CO_DOSTOM MASS
AL Torr Oaigom
Meadows
Ches
ROMO
Sputzek Ies Eae
Thompson
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