Peruna Cure Promoted by Sisters of Charity
A charity group backed Peruna as a remedy for laryngitis and throat ailments. A letter from Dr S G Hartman extols Peruna’s benefits for a young patient under Sisters of Charity care in Detroit and Columbus.
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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1903
Page
3
A charity group backed Peruna as a remedy for laryngitis and throat ailments. A letter from Dr S G Hartman extols Peruna’s benefits for a young patient under Sisters of Charity care in Detroit and Columbus.
A garbled narrative fragment references a distinguished uncle and a celebrated daughter, with hints of travel to Washington and a potential elopement or arrangement. The text mentions a prebendary and a judge, a note requesting permission, and a suggestion of entering into stores or engagements with a person named Yard, but the meaning is obscured by poor transcription.
The Floramsy poet defines an average man as one who will make a fool of himself when given a chance, remarking that an ordinary fete prompts such behavior and referencing a familiar mother figure in the dialogue.
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century patient letter describes health decline due to female troubles. The writer recalls a mother using a herbal compound for circulatory and uterine issues with reported relief. Mentions improvement during use, menstrual timing, and life improvement, with miscellaneous names and places.
Report describes a Lombardy mill near Merate where Alewers operates spinning and weaving for silk fabrics. Women and girls work machines with electric motors mounted on hinges and springs to absorb jerks, reducing belt risks and clothing damage.
A long report details a disappearance linked mystery involving Hawkeye state residents and a two convicts' trial related to a Brentwick Berwick incident. three men face conspiracy or related charges. The tale ties to New Orleans, Arkansas and Arkansas inmates, with family ties and transport of silk mentioned as part of the broader saga.
A violent clash in Calvi ends with a policeman's ear severed after a confrontation with Gilliette Gillette and a drunken suspect. Gillette reportedly attempted to seize the officer, the assailant fled, and authorities consider arresting Gillette for the assault.
Emil Hendricks a 44 year old German born farmer died from exposure after becoming lost while aiding a runaway team northwest of Matson. He left Manchester on foot wandered about five miles and fell into a ditch then a pond. He leaves eight children and no wife. He was known to struggle with alcohol.
Attorney General Matlen states that foreign insurance companies may purchase securities and mortgages in Iowa without filing articles of incorporation or paying incorporation fees. The advisory could allow large insurers to attach to local securities, easing past barriers.
Des Motnow court clears Constable Toho Vickers of accepting a bribe amid uncorroborated grand jury testimony. Other reports recount parole for Ada Crawford tied to a murder case, a bank robbery at Cir Mounted, a security stock meeting in Sheldon, and various local legal actions including a discharged postmaster and a June arrest boost.
A double funeral was held in Bay City on Saturday from the Christian Church for Teew N. Toeher and his wife, Deh, who died on the Trac recording. Myebsrilf led the ceremony as family members mourned and reflected on the couple's seven sons and extensive descendants.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a dispute involving Sammis and Howes at LeMars with references to a public issue in Warting and a City Journal caption. Describes rival statements and a dismissal of a deputy amid questions of duty and authority, noting a deliberative figure who could assist.
Rock Island authorities conclude that the threat labeled as blacksmall was a hoax. Detectives shot at suspects during an attempted hold up while investigations focus on a wide web of alleged conspirators and a potential nine point involvement. The case touches on a possible life sentence and a forthcoming execution date amid pardons board deliberations.
Centerville obituary notes former governor Drake died about 1 AM at his Centerville home after diabetes complications. He leaves a large estate to six children including Drake University assets near $500,000. He served one term as governor of Minnesota after marrying Mary Jane Lord on December 22, 1833. The couple had two sons and a daughter.
Citizens Bank of Yetter ten miles south of Rockwell was entered at 2 o clock Thursday morning. Thieves wrecked the vault with dynamite and escaped from a livery barn with about 1400 dollars in currency. Bank safes and vaults were damaged. the local damage estimate was not disclosed.
A gang battered a diner door to reach a money safe with little cash taken and stamps spilled. Separate items describe a man sentenced to death for a lover’s murder and a smallpox case at a hotel hospital. An accidental pedestrian death, train incident, and a dramatic救 escape are also noted amid scattered details.
An advertisement touts Hoan's Kidney Ville as a universal remedy for kidney disorders including Bright's Disease Dropsy and urinary problems. It claims relief for back pain bladder inflammation and nerve issues and cites over 50 000 testimonials. Price is 50 cents per box with ordering through Fister Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A fragmentary old advertisement praises Doan's Kidney Pills claiming they cured backache and kidney trouble. It quotes testimonials from T B McCarver of Oregon and Mrs Grace Wattner of Elm street, describing long standing pain and relief after using the product.
A vintage advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure offering $200 reward for deafness caused by catarrh. It claims the remedy cures impaired hearing by addressing inflammation of the nasal and sinus surfaces, and touts Hall's Family Pills as the best supportive product. The text features testimonials and medical assertions typical of early 20th century quack ads.
A collage of quirky lines and antiquated quips spans humorous banter about superstition requests and dyed furniture. It cites items like PUTNAM FAVDELDESS UYEs and a dated quote about Piso's Cure for Consumption from Mrs. Morgan of Berkeley California on September 2, 1901. A playful exchange about Miss Plipdapper and Captain Borrowa closes the fragment with social wit.
A Connecticut factory outputs three thousand rolling pins each day attracting attention from local workers and industry observers. Despite strong production, some residents question the impact of this surge on surrounding employment and trade.
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