Senator from South Carolina Praises Peruna Remedy
A Washington letter quotes United States Senator from South Carolina praising Peruna as a remedy for dyspepsia and stomach trouble after reporting personal relief from the medicine. The item also notes Peruna tablets are now produced and available. A second brief item mentions a Chicago feather belt claim and a Denver anecdote about a high elevation and tunnels.
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United States
South Carolina
Peruna
M. G. Isutter
Soneator
Washington
Penuna “Medicine , Co
Veteran Kidney Pills Sold In Buffalo Ad Orig Fragment
An old newspaper fragment promotes Fosters Kidney Pills by Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo NY, citing a veteran name and health claims. The odd ad copy describes kidney trouble symptoms, swelling and relief after using the product, then shifts to a joke about octopuses from a reader.
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Frank Doren
Biddanapolla
Nisin Dan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffato
N.Y
Catarrh cure ad claims and underwriter notice
An ad offering one hundred dollars for any cure for catarrh that fails to work with Tigt's Catarch Cure from Cheney & Co Toledo. The note asserts trust in Chensy’s honesty and solvency and promises refunds or obligations. Also mentions wholesale urges and price per bottle, while a separate quoted dialogue reflects a government and crime context.
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Tigt
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Chensy
Kiynay
Mantis
Uriges
Sotelo
Interna
Alreetiy
Mnneius Wurfacen
The
Nyatem
All Druggiata
Vague 1922 Chronicle of Global Conflicts and Inventions
A garbled OCR fragment lists historical battles and events from 1000 to 1922, mentioning Turks and Christians at Nicopolis, Yorktown, and Sevastopol, royal decrees, and the opening of a ship with dubious specs. It references advances in aviation, chemistry, and industry alongside political milestones, but the text is fragmentary and inconsistent.
Oil Trust Case Disclosure Highlights Standard Oil Profits
Witness testimony before Special Federal Referee Ferriss in New York revealed that Standard Oil Company of New Jersey earned profits totaling about 400 million dollars over seven years and paid dividends exceeding 308 million. The government pressed for minutes of meetings and details on absorption of smaller companies as the case proceeds toward dissolution under anti trust law in St Louis.
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W York
Feder
Ferriss
Missouri
Warn
New York
Frank H. Kellogg
John AG
Milburn
Standard Oil Company
Kellogg
Standard Oi
New Jersey
Oil Trust
Fay
The
Standard
St. Louie
Charles Mc Pratt
Tromt
Tran
Waters-Diverve Oi Company
Texan
Archbold
Texas
Waters-Pierce
Indiana
West
Flloco
Sellogg
Miler
Big Corn Show Exposition Attracts 10000 Entries In Chicago
More than 10,000 entries expected for the National Corn Exposition to be staged in the Coliseum at Chicago with $16,000 in cash prizes and $25,000 in premiums. Management cites strong farmer response to classifications as education and show features, including a lavish decorative scheme and several specialties.
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Ne Ueld
Chicago
Railroads report rising freight traffic and new electric trains
The report notes freight movement gains in the United States with Southern Pacific eyeing electric operation in California. It cites totals for freight tons, passengers, revenue per ton mile declines, asset totals, debt, and capital stock shifts. A new Erie passenger car promises nonflammable design, plus planned lines from Denver to the Pacific Northwest and a West Virginia to Pittsburgh rail link. A Vitou Mocitie test run and Pennslyvania road improvements are also mentioned.
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California
Southern Pacific Road
Toor
Erie Railroad
Denver
Sento
Colerailg
Wyoming
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Vitou
Homemadic Mixture Said To Cure Kidney and Back Aches
A New York daily article presents a simple home remedy claimed to cure most cases of backache kidney and bladder derangement. The recipe Mix Pid Extract Danitelian half an ounce Comphun Kargon one ounce Compound Syrup Sarsaparita three ounces Shake and take in spoonful doses after meals and at bedtime. An authority notes the ingredients are harmless and available at a pharmacy. The remedy is said to aid kidney cleansing and waste elimination, with strong support for rheumatic conditions and urinary troubles.
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New York
Wright
The Trapper's Wedaction Tale Ends Oddly
The Washington Star recalls a Western trapper tale where the trapper, after inspecting roots unearthed in a spot, rises and declares with calm conviction that the digging was done either by a wild dog or by a botanist, reflecting a humorous misunderstanding.
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Washington Star
Feud Laggels of London Zoo Menu Costs Revealed
Caterhiy for the iunstes of the Lon don Zoo 8 famnidable work, and the foo bill for the last year gives a remarkable insight Into the variety of the dietietle requirements of the so ciety's menagerie. Altogether, the total cost of the menu was 19,000, with thousands of pounds of beef, milk, fish, fruit, vegetables, and other staples. Rice and preserved milk were mainly for the young elephants, rhinos, and hippopotamus, indicating the scale of care for the zoo’s young.
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London Zoo
Caterhiy
R&sgo
Early Baseball: From Amateurs to Professional Control
The article traces baseball origins from early amateur roots to the first league in ISa7, the National Association of Baseball Wlagers. It notes the shift to professionalism in IST and the subsequent rise of abuses like game fixing and side deals. Players lost governance in STU, ending their control of the sport.
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National Association of Baseball Wlagers
National Association of Professional Baseball Players
Stu
Kenry Mears Needham
Suevess
Fragmented Proceedings From An Odd College Tale
A garbled diary style passage mentions colleges and a Marvard man, with stray dialogue about visits and battles. The text reads like a fragmentary parliamentary style piece with nonsensical names and unclear actions. No clear event or facts can be established from the mutilated excerpt.
Transformation From Coffee to Postum Described
The article extols abandoning coffee for Postum, claiming caffeine cessation benefits the nervous system and body within ten days to two weeks. It contrasts Postum’s flavor with coffee and likens the shift to moving from coffee to a nourishing liquid, citing ease of quitting and a healthier morning beverage.
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Cot
Posuim
Welltville
Phgs
Heasou
Prison Congress in Chicago Aims at Reform of Criminal Code
The National Prison Association annual session in Chicago heard calls to overhaul the criminal code, oppose richer defendants paying more for defense, and curb armed guard use in reforms. Officials urged reform over revenge, with emphasis on aiding convicts to rejoin society and limiting unnecessary punishment including capital measures for habitual crime. Attorney General Bonaparte defended harsh penalties for habitual offenders, arguing punishment must deter future disobedience.
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National Prison Association
Chicago
Dutcher
Te Cols Vio Si Reformatory
Ugloesa
Bonaparte
I’rison
Asso
Cassie Chadwick Blind A Fateful Mesmeric Swindler
Cassie Chadwick, once affluent social figure, is described as blind and incurable in a Catamona Ohio prison. Doctors call her condition a complete physical breakdown, leaving her dependent on keepers as she faces life in darkness.
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Coxsie Chadwick
Arison
Catamona
Ohio
United States
Drr
Jekyll
Urs
Ciadwick
World News Briefs From The Era Of Global Tension
The Finnist Diet opposes a 4 million dollar Russian military appropriation. England’s first military dirigible, a 100 foot long saucer shaped airship, made two successful test flights with a top speed reported at twelve mph. Zemstvo Congress in Moscow rejects Stolypin self government proposal and liberal demand for women suffrage. A band of Russian officials who tortured Maria Spirodonova is said to have a fourth member killed by terrorists. Cardinal Domenico Syampa of Bologna dies at age 73. The czars’ yacht Standart ran aground off Finland and refused to depart until aid arrived. The Ueltsch Trade Union Congress backs a 1.25 per week state pension for all over 60 and opposes compulsory arbitration in industry.
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England
Great Britain
F. S. Cody
Zemstvo
Moscow
Stolypin
Maria Spiridonova
Son
Lugenvossy
Joan of Arc
Domenico Syampa
Nologna
Haly
Inely
Exposition in London for 1905 to unite empire and France
Announcement confirms a summer 1905 exposition in London covering science art and manufactures of the British Empire, plus France and colonies. Preliminary arrangements were set last November between governments, with a site agreed. Also notes Joseph Nix collected 3 845 signatures for temperance pledge in Bradford.
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London
British Empire
France
Joseph Nix
Bradford
England
Mars Signals Go Unread as Humans Seek Tie to Earth
After years of attempts the human Mars signal project fails to yield intelligible results. Efforts to parse the alien transmissions prove futile, yielding only gibberish and written scraps, prompting dismissal of the plan and a warning to try Jupiter instead.
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Earth
Mars
Miterit
Jupiter
How Many Children Test Ends in Violent Threat
Ayythlug to Please faces a grim test as his answer to a question about children triggers a violent moment. The employer refuses, then contemplates drastic action, including threats to throw children from a window and a proposal of divorce and remarriage, as reported by the Chicago Inter Ocean.
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Chicago
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