Peruna Endorsed By Chicago Woman For Lungs
Miss Maggie Welch secretary of the Betsey Ross Educational and Benevolent Society writes from 328 North State street Chicago that Peruna cured her severe cold and lung throat soreness after other remedies failed. She says relief came on the first day and the cough diminished with continued use. Address Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio for free literature on catarrh.
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Maggie Welch
The
Betsey Ross Educational and Benevolent Society
North State Street
Chicago
Ill
Peruna
Pernna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Messrs
ELY Bros
Frank E. Kindlespire
Proberta
Cal
All Havana in Terror as Riots Claim Two Lives
Rioting in Havana leaves two dead and eighty-two wounded including five in serious condition. Strikes spread from cigar workers to all trades, with electric car crews refusing to join. Police faced limited action amid official sympathy with strikers, prompting Palma to threaten state intervention. Central Veterans' Union offered support to restore order if disturbances persisted.
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Havana
Diego Tamayo
Palma
Central Veterans’ Union
Gomez
Army Expenses Decrease in Secretary Root Estimates
Secretary Root submits the War Department estimates for the year ending June 30, 1904, showing a net decrease of 31,420,400 dollars from 1903 totals and a 20,047,060 dollar drop from current year appropriations. Major cuts touch pay, subsistence, barracks, Army transportation, and hospitals, with barracks receipts rising 1,410,000 dollars due to new work and reconstruction.
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Secretary of War
War Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Philippine Islands
World News Briefs From Around the Empire and Europe
Joseph Chamberlain plans a personal tour of South Africa to investigate new settlement issues. New South Wales grants women full franchise on par with men. Victoria expected to follow. Cape Town reports 318,800 pounds raised for Boer relief, with 27,075 invested for widows and orphans. Turkish troops move on Macedonian uprising. rebels threaten the Constantinople to Salonika railway. Admiral Evans sails to Ichang to protect missionaries. Ichang sits 1,400 miles inland on the Yangtze. London circles discuss Salisbury’s resignation tied to coronation honors. Astor peerage declined. Ireland sees large arms shipments prompting Birmingham authorities to enforce peace preservation laws. Grand Duke Paul Alexandrovitch, uncle to the Russian Czar, dismissed from army and exiled to Cannes. his marriage cited as motive.
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Joseph Chamberlain
South Africa
New South Wales
Victoria
Cape Town
Constantinople
Salonika
Evans
Helena
Ichang
Birmingham
Paul Alexandrovitch
Russia
Cannes
France
Pistolkoff
Prospects for the governor race in a party boss’s ask
A Chicago Record-Herald quote recalls a political marriage and a man’s doubt as he faces a state boss urging his candidacy for governor. The discourse reflects personal stakes, family sentiment, and party power dynamics surrounding a potential run.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Artistic youth favors painted flowers over omelets
Quote from Washington Star describes a girl as artistic and impressionable. The man with a steely eye agrees she is the type who believes hand-painted claisies on a dinner plate matter more than eggs.
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Washington Star
Doan's Kidney Pills Benefit Midland Man After Painful Ailment
David M Bye of Midland Michigan reports three months of severe hip back and leg pain eased after a hospital treatment for sciatic rheumatism and a box of Doan's Kidney Pills. He says the pills did not deaden pain but addressed the cause enabling him to work without aid. He praises the remedy and offers to answer inquiries. Free trials available by mail from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. price 30 cents per box.
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David M. Bye
P. O
Midland
Mich
Dean
Doan
Mr. Bye
United States
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Parisian woman forced to break up home over noise
A Parisian lady was compelled by police to dissolve her residence which housed twenty hens, fifty cocks, thirty pigeons, a goat, four cats, eight dogs, a parrot and twelve small birds after neighbors complained about nighttime noise.
Pancake Morning Plan With Mrs Austin Four
A brief morning plan outlines a simple breakfast routine. Mrs Austin’s pancake order is targeted as a make ahead item with a pickup and a suggested supply list for a quick kitchen start.
Ninety-Year-Old Echoes in Long Marston Population
A statistician reports that ten percent of Long Marston village inhabitants in Hertfordshire England have reached ninety years of age. The finding highlights aging trends among the rural population in the area and raises questions about longevity and demographics.
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Long Marston
Hertfordshire
England
Love Verses Prompt proposal tale in Philadelphia Press
A humorous exchange shows Snifkins proposing after sharing love verses to Miss Peppery who quips she would marry a wealthier man. Miss Peppery’s reply prompts acceptance. The piece then shifts to an advertisement for Ely's Cream Balm claiming relief from nasal catarrh with patient testimonials and pricing.
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Snifkins
Miss Peppery
Philadelphia Press
Long Life and a Merry One in Hustle Life
A Harper’s Weekly note cites a census bulletin claiming longer life amid fast living. It contrasts median age rising over a century, with whites at 23.4 years and African Americans at 18.8, and discusses debates among doctors about overwork versus temperate living. The piece suggests the census link challenges prior beliefs about hurry and health.
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Bureanu
Harper's Weekly
Faint Heart Wins the Day in Chicago News Quip
A witty Chicago News quip depicts a beautiful blonde refusing a wealthy old man yet yielding after his plea about a short life. It ends with the line that a faint heart never won a fair lady, reflecting a humorous twist on romance themes.
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Nover
Chicago News
Melancholy and Misfortune in a Banterful Exchange
A dialogue shows Tom urging Jack to move on after Miss Jones rejected him, while Jack empathizes with the girl. The text then pivots to a note on the cinch bug, labeled the costliest insect in America, costing up to a hundred million dollars per season due to its reproduction and odor.
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Tom
Jack
Miss Jones
America
Why a woman seldom talks to herself
A musing dialogue noting that a woman would have to do the listening if she talked to herself. The piece markets butter color and pancake flour brands while urging readers to tell friends about Mrs. Austin's Pancake Flour and suggesting a general spread of newspapers and periodicals.
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Miles
Giles
Chicago News
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