Peruna Endorsed by Doctors and Women Alike
A San Francisco physician Dr M C Gee writes that Peruna cures many women’s ailments including regular painless menstruation leucorrhea and ovarian troubles and even catarrh. Mrs E T Gaddis of Marion NC credits Peruna for relief from pain and improved health after using the remedy following Dr Hartman’s guidance. The passage notes Peruna’s unique status as an internal systemic catarrh remedy and its claim to address catarrh and related diseases in half the population.
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Gee
M. C. Gee
Jones Street
San Francisco
Cal
Peruna
M. D
E. T. Gaddis
Marion
N. C
United States
Advice on Peruna and Dr Hartman for medical guidance
If you do not derive prompt and satisfactory results from the use of Peruna, write at once to Dr Hartman giving a full statement of your case. He will be pleased to give valuable advice gratis. Address Dr Hartman President of the Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
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Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Against All Precedent in a Woodshed Moment
Dialogue depicts an old man guiding a boy to the woodshed. The boy predicts a punishment while the elder states his pleasure in correcting misbehavior, as quoted in the Chicago Post.
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Chicago Post
Patents Issued Last Week To Northwestern Inventors
List of patents issued last week to Northwestern inventors. Names include Joseph Auger Brainerd Minn nig ger bar Ole Bahle Fergus Falls Minn bolt Damas Chamberlain Minneapolis Minn clothes-line hook John Clayton Minneapolis Minn colt er clamp Fred Clinger Owatonna Minn steam pump Ira Gleason Hutchinson Minn combined cot and tent. Lothrop Johnson patent lawyers Pioneer Press Bidg St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Joseph Auger
Brainerd
Minn
Ole Bahle
Fergus Falls
Damas Chamberlain
Minneapolis
John Clayton
Fred Clinger
Owatonna
Ira Gleason
Hutchinson
Lothrop & Johnson
Pioneer Press
St. Paul
The Penalty
Mr Workhard laments losing his job and no money to pay for meals. He fears they must seek aid at the poorhouse. Mrs Workhard hopes long-time grocers will extend credit, but he insists they always paid cash and have none now.
Local Cough Cure Ad Quoted From J W O'Brien
An 1908 Kansas City style notice quotes J W O'Brien of Minneapolis as stating Piso's Cure cannot be too closely spoken of as a cough cure. The brief ad gives an address at 22 Third Ave. and a date of January 6 1908.
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Piso
J. W. O'Drien
Third Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
Swell society debates his elusive character
quotation dialogue on a mysterious man who lacks character yet captivates high society. the exchange highlights how gossip fixes fame by scrutinizing emptiness rather than substance. social circles discuss perceived persona and the spectacle of reputational intrigue.
Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets priced at 25c claim to stop coughing and relieve a cold. The ad emphasizes fast relief and simple dosing.
Impromptu Speech Request Tests Time Limits
The committee chair asks the great man to deliver an impromptu speech at tonight's meeting. He declines, noting he can give an address but needs two weeks’ notice for an impromptu talk. Judge remarks frame the time constraint and demand for preparation.
Taffy expert envies maid's mirrored face
A playful exchange from Chicago News has a young man, a famed taffy dispenser, telling a fair maid he wishes to compare her face with a mirror so he can see his own when he looks at her. The line blends whimsy with courtly banter.
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Chicago News
Not Worth the Trouble. Lord Ninny Thinks His Brain Is Affected
A brief dialogue from Smuat Set mocks Lord Ninny for overthinking a trivial concern. The exchange labels his worry as unwarranted and minor.
Nervousness Treatment Ad by Dr Kline’s Nerve Creator
A fragmentary ad from Dr Kline promotes a nerve treatment device or method. The text references a Dr R HoKaine at 931 Arch Street and hints at social commentary about women in a party, with unclear claims and a price mention of 62.08 for a trial bottle and treatment.
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Kline
R. HoKaine
Arch Street
Valladelphin
Justice Remains For Neighbor After Isolation
The phrase asserts that after personal retreat, equitable treatment endures for a neighbor, emphasizing ongoing civic fairness beyond individual action.
Stock Enchange A Club The Joys and Privileges of Membership
The stock exchange is a private London club for dealing in stocks and shares and virtually controls all legitimate transactions. It shows English self governing and conservatism and notes the original £20,000 capital in 1801 growing to £240,000 with £450,000 issued and 75 percent dividend on shares market at about £230, held only by members of the stock exchange Century.
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London
Stock Exchange
Turf Club
Marylebone Cricket Club
M.C. C
England
Man Credits Dodd's Kidney Pills for Recovery
William Ball of Caddo Kentucky says his long illness ended after using three boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. He suffered kidney trouble and nighttime urination plus shortness of breath but reports he now sleeps through the night and feels strong enough to climb a mountain.
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Caddo
William Ball
Dodd
The Butcher and His Hat Tale
A prosperous New York butcher laments hat costs saying politeness costs him about $25 yearly. He notes grease from meat makes hats wear out, forcing frequent replacements. He jokes that grease stains would keep his derby clean if possible, and plans to go bareheaded when weather warms.
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New York Times
Cheery Exchange Over Lively Cheese At Local Grocery
A new neighbor questions the grocer's real live store claim in a humorous Chicago News item. The customer notes the cheese bought yesterday was "the liveliest" thing he encountered, prompting a smile from the grocer.
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Chicago News
Long days spark a bashful confession in town
A fragment from the Syracuse Herald notes a conversational moment where a woman observes longer days and a bashful escort replies with a sudden inspiration mentioning a week she was away.
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Syracuse Herald
Locating the Creamery for Efficient Butter Production
Oscar Elis in Before Wisconsin Buttermakers outlines how to choose a creamery site, emphasizing central dairy regions, large cow herds, water supply, sanitary buildings, and economical operation costs. He argues daily output targets and proximity to shipping points to maximize profit.
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Oscar Elis
Wisconsin
Cleanliness In Dairy Cows Aids Safe Milk
Farmers' Review states cows in dirty stables contaminate milk with dust and manure. Proper barn layout, lighting, ventilation, and routine cleaning reduce germs. Milkers must wash hands, wear clean gear, keep milking with dry hands, and avoid dust from bedding before milking.
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W. J. Fraser
University of Illinois
Babcock and Gerber Tests in Butter Fat Evaluation
The article compares the Babcock and Gerber tests for butterfat content in dairy work. It notes Babcock’s global prestige among dairy scientists and describes Gerber’s rising use in Holland Germany England, with assertions of accuracy and avoidance of sulfuric acid as claimed advantages.
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United States
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Holland
Germany
England
Babcock
Woman cares not for silver linings when gown is silk lined
A woman dismisses hopeful signs as irrelevant, centering on the luxury and quality of her silk lined gown over any optimistic outlook. The remark foregrounds fashion and personal taste as priorities over external chances or favorable interpretations.
Why the Woman Succeeds in Poultry Raising
The article argues women are best at raising poultry due to mothering instincts and meticulous care. They eradicate dirt and lice, monitor cleanliness daily, and prevent vermin. Women also maintain attractive premises with whitewashed fences repaired nets and sealed rat holes, contributing to higher chick survival and success.
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Farmers’ Review
Brown Leghorns Rated Best Laying Hens by Breeder
H. M. Moyer of Berkes County Pennsylvania praises S. C. Brown Leghorns as top layers. He notes higher egg output per 75 eggs compared to 100 Plymouth Rock eggs, long laying life, and efficiency for market eggs. He warns large birds fatten poorly and spring raising is costly, while fall prices cut profits.
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Plymouth Rock
Plymouth Rocks
Plymouth
H. M. Moyer
Berkes County
Pennsylvania
Light Brahmas The Leading Asiatic Fowl
The light Brahma is the leading Asiatic variety with a storied history. Origin debates swirl around terms like Brahma Pootras Gray Shanghais Chittagongs and Cochin China. The breed’s standard was fixed in 1869 and has remained unchanged reflecting strong breeder demand and industry utility.
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Geo. E. Howard
Shade In Pastures From Farmers' Review
J H Beirne of Fond du Lac County Wisconsin notes pastures are large with ample shade where cattle horses and sheep seek shelter on hot days. He argues shade keeps stock cooler and grazing continues as weather cools and would build a shelter if shade were lacking.
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J. H. Beirne
Fond du Lac County
Wisconsin
Hair Restorer Buyer Trusted by Bald-Headed Vendor
A shopper purchases a bottle of hair restorer from a bald-headed druggist and expresses genuine faith in the product. The incident highlights belief in rejuvenation remedies and consumer trust in small-town chemists.
Mrs Fish’s Mules Enter Social History In Fashion Stunt
The piece recalls Madame Refane driving Havana mules in Paris with a turban and bold frock. The mules wore red trim and mosquito-netting ears as Rejane endured blisters from the difficult ride. Report notes the novelty mirrors Anna Held’s zebra tandem.
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Rejane
Anna Held
Mrs Winstow’s Soothing Syrup Advertised for Teething
A vintage ad copy claims Mrs Winstow’s Soothing Syrup relieves teething pain for children. It markets relief for feverish symptoms and wind colic and promises soothing effects for unsettled infants.
When We Lift Another Man's Burden We Gain Strength
A reflective aphorism notes that helping others increases personal resilience and capacity to face one's own challenges. It emphasizes shared effort and mutual support as a source of strength.
Hidden Remorse Echoes From Past in Print
A reflection on the enduring unease that surfaces when private memories become public records. The piece discusses how a long-ago action or secret can haunt a person if exposed in print, highlighting the uneasy tension between memory and accountability.
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LyJie MK
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