Charity Sisters Endorse Peruna For Cures
A letter from Sisters of Charity praises Peruna for treating laryngitis and throat discharge in a young girl under their care. Dr. Hartman, noted Columbus physician, developed Peruna and offers guidance for readers seeking relief from chronic ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Charity
Yerupa
Hartman
Detroit
Mich
S. B. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Aed Ieruna
Peruna Medicine ‘Co
Calumbus
Martoza
Incomplete Russian Conflict Report Traces Minimal Fighting
A fragmented briefing notes limited clashes in Russia with few reports of combat. The document cites sparse troop activity and unclear casualties while indicating ongoing monitoring and low intensity operations.
Auction Ad Declares Item as Like New for Half Price
A brief classified line states the object is like new and will be sold for exactly half its original cost if purchased promptly. The notice is placed by D. J. J. in Room 1008 Pioneer Press, St. Paul, Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesebrough Mfg. Co
State Street
New York
Ciry
Onge
Pioneer Press Pulktieg
St. Paul
Minn
Labor Foreman Recruits Any Available Men in Irish Hiring Gaffe
A New York Times report describes a foreman ordering workers to bring in every laborer available. An Irish worker claimed he was told to fetch “every mother’s son,” gathering about twenty five laborers of varied nationalities. The incident highlights haphazard recruitment practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joba € Gheehan
New York Times
Patents Filed From Minnesota Firms and Inventors
Northwestern Invertors Lowi Gaylord St Paul Minn. Geyeen David J Citeu Wilmont Minn. shock leader Latisreitinger Sprigefield Minn. draft coupling Stsen favor Duluth Minn. window washing apparatus Ole Rudd Natluth Minn. stoecHar for power shafts George Shrodes Excelsion Linn. ate Polder Wells St Pak Minn base supporter. Lopeap Johnson patent trwverg 91 492 Moerner Press Bld St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Invertors
Lowi Gaylord
St Pail Minn
Geyeen
David J. Citeu
Wilmont
Minn
Latisreitinger
Sprigefield
Stsen
Duluth
Ole Rudd
Natluth
stoecHar
George Shrodes
Excelsion
Linn
Wells
St Pak Minn
Lopeap & Johnson
Moerner Press
St. Paul
Bartender White Coat Belief Sparks Household Debate
A temperance worker declares white coats symbolize purity while her brother explains the idea as a nod to bartenders. A reader from Norwich New York writes in dated February 17 1900 detailing the anecdote and a claim about Piso’s Cure for Consumption saving a life three years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Fair Temperance Worker
Thel
Thos. Royo
Norwich
N. Y
Mrs Von Blumer Refuses Fare Payment After Lunch
Mrs Von Blumer notes that Mrs Dingey was stingy. She explains that she offered to pay the car fare but was invited to cover it herself after insisting on paying. Town Topics records the exchange about the lunch and transport.
How It All Happened in Detroit Society Dropout
Dick asks why you left society and Jerry replies that the group fell apart from inside. The setting is Detroit and the piece hints at social upheaval and personal choices amid a turbulent era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Detroit
Men Wasting Time Discussing Future Plans
A reflective line notes that many men squander time by talking about what they intend to do rather than taking action. The remark emphasizes the futility of endless planning without execution.
Putnam Faceless Dyes Promote Home Upholstery Color
Advert describes using Putnam Faceless Dyes to color old sofas and racks of chairs. It emphasizes easy home dyeing for refreshed furnishings and cost savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam
Visioned harpist faces uncertain future amid music
A remark suggests a harpist, despite his visions, does not expect to live long. The quote hints at personal fate linked to artistic vocation without detailing context or names.
Court of Love Sees Strenuous Prosecutor Win Case
In a dramatic domestic dispute, the court of love sees the persistent prosecutor prevail as the pair settle their differences. The ruling highlights the severity of emotional proceedings and the enduring role of steadfast advocacy.
Indians Affected by Toxic Toilet Preparations Warned
A Canadian Geological Survey member warns Northwestern Canada’s Peace River Indians are drinking toilet preparations and colognes laced with alcohol, causing blindness and health harm. Traders and Hudson Bay Company face embarrassment as imports rise, while missionaries grow discouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace River District
Canada
Canadian Geological Survey
J. M. Macoun
Canadian’ Survey
Hudson Bay Company
Dominion
Northiwest
United States
Gladstones Will Powers His Great Statesman Resolve
The article notes Gladstone’s endurance through sleepless nights and neuralgic pains, with diary entries from 1852 describing nervous strain after speaking. It cites his vital force and capacity to conquer weakness by will, aided by recuperation and conversations with his wife Catherine during troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Mr. Morley
Catherine
Mountaineering Records Broken in Hunza Nagar Peaks
Mr and Mrs Bullock Workman, aided by Swiss guides, climbed near the Choge Toonzma glacier to 23 394 feet on August 12, surpassing the previous world summit of Aconcagua 23083 feet. Mrs Bullock Workman, reaching 22568 feet, set a new women’s record by 1568 feet, while Everest remains unconquered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunza Nagar
Usimalaras
India
Bullock Workman
Dr. Workman
Choge Toonzma
Aconcagua
Mount Everest
The Old Farmstead Keeps Haunting Night Vision
The speaker revisits an old farmhouse, recalling dark caves and the twilight hours. Bats flit near the pasture as white cows stand behind bars, curds and cream stored within. From a window the candlelight reveals a red, old-time area, with blossoms, dew, and a starry, peaceful homeward mood.
Why He Gave Thanks
Edmund Clarence Stedman recounts a New England dinner where the host asked for a grace. He resisted a temptation to imitate Charles Lamb and instead prayed simply for mercies, noting the moment as a test of propriety and gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Clarence Stedman
New England
Mr. Stedman
Charles Lamb
Tien Lam
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Cure for Catarrh Ad Claims Extraordinary Powers
An advertisement promising a universal cure for catarrh touts a patented internal treatment. It asserts astonishing health benefits and urges readers to obtain a product from QUENSEY & CO in Toledo. The copy uses emphatic medical claims and appeals to readers' fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idall
Theron
Dollie
Quigg
Quensey & CO
Toledo
Draguists
Vode Vanky Vms
Public Servants Quote Sparks Talk in Paper
In a Philadelphia Press quip Mrs Subbubs jokes about public servants, noting a paragraph saying few die and none resign. The exchange reflects satire on service careers and public life.
Dish Washing in Winter and Hand Care Warnings
A fragmented notice warns that improper soap use in cold weather can chap the hands. It notes Ivory Soap or similar products if used with care may prevent chapping, suggesting meticulous washing methods and caution to avoid injury in winter conditions.
Elopement Worries Eased By Promised Assurance
The couple, returning home, show relief as the blamor of their elopement fades. Jack expresses concern with a light warning while Ernie reassures him that any future worry will be avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Ernie
Chicago News
Goat Invades Wedding Veil Theft Sparks Saucy Goat Nose
Miss Amelia Pasehinsk and Adam Weiner wed at the Polish Catholic church. A goat, in a prankish raid, ate the bride’s veil during the reception, gnawing on smilax and lace while guests laughed and fled. The intruder escaped with portions of the veil as witnesses recalled prior thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Pasehinsk
Ase Twenty Second Street
Bayonne
Nod
Adam Weiner
New Fork World
A Remarkable Woman in Kokomo
Mrs. Anna M. Willis of Kokomo aged 74 publishes a testimonial letter praising Dodd’s Kidney Pie. She credits the remedy with curing 20 years of kidney and back trouble and restoring her health to allow full daily work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kokomo
Ind
Anna M. Willis
Dodd
Anderson
Jacksonville
Fla
West
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Desay Mass. Preyagg
Iisa Temcable
Chave
R. A. Anpensox
Washington St
Jacksonville, Wa
Sunstruck remark sparks wary tale from Daly
In a sharp exchange Daly dismisses Riley Ye as unfamiliar, insisting the sun could not mar a man’s appearance while challenging the other’s claim. The dialogue reveals a tense confrontation over identity and perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dely
Riley
Son
Daly
Occasionally women make fools of men
A pithy saying appears noting that women sometimes cause men to look foolish, but that responsibility for folly does not rest with them alone.
Sure Sign in Love Counts as Heiress Says
A fragment notes a playful exchange where an heiress jokes about being valued, with phrases about counting and affection. The garbled text includes references to a “peiress” and discussion of worth in a social or humorous context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiress
Philadelphia Prass
Fragmentary Yonkers Statesman Snippet
A puzzling Yonkers Statesman fragment notes lingering beliefs and altered behavior among individuals, with hints of remaining influence and shifting loyalties. the brief text suggests confusion and partial remnants of a wider belief system.
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Isifrom Congress
Man Meekison
Napoleon
Peruna Medicine Co
David Meelsison
Sr. Haruan
Arauis
Hartsman Sanitarium
Russia
Berns
Sealds
Alvis
Cera
West End
Wiorld
A. Stowe
Boston
Uls
Tower C4tad
Lind To2onti
CAH
St. Louis
Howal
Pinkhin
Lydia J. Pinkhan
America
Lydia Je. Pickhaw
J. He Rindland
Fargo, N. D
Yonkers Statesman
Dr. Charest
Broadway
Snacialisi
Mayer
F. Mayer Boot & Shoe
Milwaukee, Wis
Ainaccugeia Witniy Caton
Ollega
ISU Bne
Tis N. DN. U
Virginia
Ginneapolis
Woodward & Co. “Grain Commission
St. Jacobs de
TRAE
Ouluth
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