Remarkable Recovery Narrated by Mrs. Stroebe
Mrs. Frank Stroebe of R F D 1 on a ton Wis writes that she began using a remedy months ago after ill health and weakness left her unable to sleep or rest. She credits it with restoring strength and changing her life for the better. She endorses Peruna as a valuable tonic and builder.
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Freak Stroche
R.F.D
Wis
Peruna
Sarah Peard
Taiwan
William Chancey
Boimville
Thas
Review of Indiana Onion Day at Wolf Lake date fixed
The August 14 onion festival at Wolf Lake is set. Bearpon Lownehip, Marshall County, plans thirty miles of Meeedaiiged roads. Reports include a list of local incidents from Bedford to War saw, with fires, injuries, fines, and a noted marriage near Celinabas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Lake
Bearpon Lownehip
Marshall County
Yellow Clothes Are Lasiehriy
An other date with Tob trees Peal Ai, grunts sell large ZZ. package, Bis cents.
Uncomfortable Mountain Visit Ends in Stolen Fire Rescue
A mountain county lawyer recalls a wary manor visit by a preacher who invited a client into a ramshackle home. The scene turns tense as the host tries to steal fire while the family sleeper escapes amid smoke and a soot masked child emerging from the fireplace.
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Mountain
Choe
Kentucky
Fiseays
Les
Wife Converts Husband to Postum Coffee Alternative
A wife writes that coffee caused distress and sleeplessness, and after trying Postum the family adopts it. Her husband finally agrees, noting her improvement and color. The letter from Postum Co. promotes Postum as a coffee substitute with the slogan There’s a Reason.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Cure for eczema cited as Cuticura remedy success
Miss Anabel Wilson of North Branch Michigan describes a severe eczema case on her child, claim ing a physician advised Cuticura remedies. She reports complete recovery after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, with lasting relief since, dated October 20.
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Cutieurn
Anabel Wilson
North Branch
Mich
Automobile Somersaults Spark A Circus Debate
Two men discuss an eyewitness remark about a person performing a double somersault in the air from an automobile. One notes it is remarkable while the other says such feats in front of cars are not unusual.
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Indiana
Warsaw
John Elder
Hining
John
Raber & Pier
Wolcottville
Raber
J. E. Hall
Stilwell Real Estate Company
Anderson
Free Sample Offer for Allens Foot Powder
Readers in New York state are invited to obtain a free sample of Allens Foot Powder a powder to slip into shoes to relieve tired feet and ease hot burning discomfort available at drug stores and stores selling the product.
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John Owens
Richmond
State Laboratory
Allen
Cnimsted
le Ker
N.Y
Sterling Remedy CO
Chicago
New York
Dagger with a History Returns to Public View
An historic dagger once linked to Edmund Burke's famed House of Commons scene has come into the possession of Lord Burnham. The weapon sparked controversy as a symbol of anti-French sentiment in Burke's influential speech against the alien bill.
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Lord Burnham
Edmund Burke
House of Commons
Parlianent
Macknight
Lorke
Birmingham
Burke
Pax
Tere
Parker
Advertising outcomes and a riddle in old prose
A fragmented passage jokes about advertising producing unexpected results. It references a person named Barnes, a question about exams, and a curious line about thirty six ends in front of a house. The text mimics a humorous, period voice with scattered wordplay and a promotional blurb for Red Cross tall blue items.
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Vous Barnes
Contilay
Cleveland Lezader
Not So Now Pope Echoes a Prophetic Phrase From 1900s
The fragment cites Pope and a Brooklyn style aside about an “Es say oon Man” and the line Whatever is is right, noting it would be unsafe to present such a loop proposal to the public in the early twentieth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Fa T Ss St. Views' Dance and Nervous Cure Ad
An advertisement touts De Kline Nerve Restorer promising cures for nervous diseases with a mailing address in Philadelphia. Then a brief exchange questions a mythical gold shipment, noting no financial columns but a society mention of Miss Muntoburn aboard. The Australian government plans five wireless stations along its coast.
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Kline
DK. BR
OH. Kline
Ui Arch Street
Philadephia
Mercuria
Europe
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised in Personal Letter
A Columbus, Ohio reader. Mrs. E Hanson cites relief from nervousness headaches and fatigue during the Change of Life after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter endorses the remedy and invites other sick women to write for advice, noting decades of claimed cures for female ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hanson
E. Long &Sr
Columbus
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Artist and critic spar over commitment to craft
A banter between a hopeful artist and Criticus centers on the fit between talent and art. The would be creator insists on devotion to his craft, while the critic doubts the artist’s readiness, suggesting the work does not match the claimed effort.
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Criticus
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USA
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Bedford
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Deer Taedee
Photius Plate
Scodier
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Woomineton
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George Wodivahkeon
Port Wastle
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George Moore
Sdwears
Stevens County
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Clifford
Celinabas
Jackson County
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Vibe
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PSS
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Maren
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DeKalb County
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