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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1911
Page
3
Mr H W Nagte of 63 Church Street Meridian Connecticut describes years of stomach catarrh and inability to eat solid food being relieved after trying Peruna and Manalin. He reports taking several bottles and being entirely cured and urges others to use the remedies.
William Winans of 334 East 11th Street Portland Oregon reports long battle with stomach catarrh ended by using Parma Tent. He credits Pennie for a month and after three months no medicine needed, declaring complete cure and unlikely future trouble.
In letters from Latta and nearby, patients praise Peruna as the best indigestion remedy they have used. One writer says doctors and other remedies failed until Peruna helped, noting improved health and willingness to take it again during future indigestion attacks.
Edward DeGroote former prize fighter police chief and show owner was arrested in Atlanta on a debt claim from a boarding house owner Bell and brought back for a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace A B M Puckett. He was bound over to the higher courts on 160 bond and remains jailed with his show paraphernalia attached. The case has stirred local sympathy as DeGroote is father of a 15 pound baby boy.
Preliminary figures from the Interstate Commerce Commission show alleged illegal rebates by the Pennsylvania Railroad to shippers, including sums to United States Steel subsidiaries, and similar rebates alleged to Carnegie Steel via Bessemer and Lake Erie. President McCrea disputes discrimination, arguing cost differences were shared after dock-handling charges. The report notes extensive details and public interest in the Cleveland indictments.
Rebel leader Francisco Madero says any troop movement from Chihuahua toward Juarez would violate the armistice. Reports say 1000 federal troops and equipment have left Chihuahua for Juarez, prompting high alert in the insurgent camps. Dr Vasquez Gomez and Senor Suarez arrive in Madero's camp for peace talks, while Senor Carabajal is named to represent the government.
Report from Mexico describes ongoing efforts toward a peace conference between Francisco Carbajal and Madero’s commissioner. Officials believe a formal site may be set before long, possibly Laredo or Monterey, while Madero’s approval remains unsettled. Diaz adherents claim Madero is cornered.
Kansas City April 29 News reports a young woman who stole 150000 dollars in securities from Mrs Armour. Her attorney Joseph Stacey seeks funds to square the account while noting the client suffers memory loss. She dreamed bonds were hidden in a dog kennel and retrieved them in night attire. Bonds later found at the kennel were restored to the owner.
Hot Springs Ark April 9 Former United States Senator A B Kittridge of South Dakota lies critically ill at a local hotel. He spent a restless night and shows no noticeable change in condition. A brother and sister arrived and were recognized by the sick man. Attending physicians entertain no hope for his recovery as his weakness deepens and the end may be near though he may linger for days.
Advertisement for Eckman’s Alterative cites a May 3 1907 lung hemorrhage case in Philadelphia. A claimant reports recovery after August 1907 and later life insurance approval after two examinations. Product touted for bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung affections. Available at Jacobs drug stores and Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
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