Peruna Patent Remedy Claims Health Benefits
The text proclaims Peruna as a health remedy with testimonials of cure and improved well being. It describes Peruna tablets as a solid form of the medicinal ingredients and notes variations in user preference for tablet versus liquid forms. The narrative cites personal experiences of recovery and suggests continued use for those in need.
Campaign collector sought after Yellowstone traveler tale
A political manager laments not meeting the man who held 125 travelers in Yellowstone Park recently. He imagines the figure as a formidable collector of campaign contributions in a Chicago Tribune report style.
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Yellowstone Park
Chicago Tribune
Cuticora Remedies Aids Patient Keeps Sores Away
A reader testimonial from Attica Indiana July 22 1907 praises Cuticora Soap and Cuticora Ointment for stopping recurring sores after three uses and leaving no scars. Mentioned issues include dermatitis and bed blood concerns with eventual full recovery.
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William Geeding
Washington &I. Attica
Ind
Night Flood Disaster Leaves Many Dead in Valley
A devastating flood after hours of rain sent a river into a raging torrent. Families sought refuge on roofs and in trees as homes were overwhelmed and boats ferried survivors. One family of father, mother and five children drowned, and many districts along the valley between Shawnee and McLeod were inundated with tracks washed away.
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Hooded
Lagt
Shawnee
MecLoyd
Rock Island
Mile Sour
Rail and Coal Railroads Face Legal Battles Across State and Federal Courts
Judge Wood of the Mississippi Chancery Court voids a new state act penalizing railroads shifting cases to federal courts. Eastern coal shortages loom as mines run at full capacity after output lag. The Philadelphia and Reading challenges the two cent rate law, while Western lines seek injunctions to halt lower cattle rates. The circuit and Supreme courts are heatedly poised over the coal clause and interstate commerce disputes.
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Judge Wood
Mississippi Chancery Court
Louisville and Nashville
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court of the State
Pennsylvania Railroad
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Western and Southwestern
United States Circuit Court
St. Paul
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Kansas
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Joseph
New Orleans
Federal Circuit Court
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Congress
Algo
Circuit Court
Buffington
Spillon
Pias
Delaware
Ontario
Profs Debate Tuberculosis Impact and Pure Food Reform
A professor estimates tuberculosis causes 193000 U.S. deaths yearly, with costs to families and society. The article also covers pure food law debates, preservative limits, Wright trial flights standards for Navy planes, and commendations for bravery at Newport with a brief ad for a health tonic.
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Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Curious sabretaches from Napoleonic era on display
In boutique windows lies a collection of sabretaches once used by officers. They feature front insignia from their regiments and bright gold or silver embroidery. Designed originally for dispatch pockets, these leather covers protected the insignia during service.
Delay in Divorces
A columnist notes long delays in divorce cases stem from the need for partners to pause and reflect. Lawyers and judges favor giving time for domestic parties to consider options before pursuing legal action, warning that hasty divorces may lead to regret.
Astonished the Doctor Old Lady Got Well
A 71 year old grandmother long deemed invalid for stomach consumption recovered after starting Grape Nuts diet. The patient could retain food, gained strength, and the stomach ailment disappeared, astonishing the doctor and yielding renewed health.
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Ile
Abe
Ogni
Poe 'Co
Battls
Eanch
Tae
Royal asylum hosts patriotic flag collection at Margate
A historic display at the Royal Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb in Margate marks King Edward VII’s accession with an 80 flag collection funded by pupils and friends. Flags include the Royal Standard Stars and Stripes German and French tricolor banners plus Union Jack for major anniversaries and church feasts.
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Pia Faasie
van Penis Econ
Pieter
Ipfaries
Panible
American Association
Royal Asylum
Margate
Eng
Edward VII
Papada
Nervelt
St. David’s
St. Patrick’s
St. George’s
Fragmentary Life Note From a 19th Century Telegram
A garbled Telegram fragment recounts hardship and ascent from walking after starting life with a motor ride. A young man replies that learning to walk was difficult, while a veteran recalls his own early days and path to mobility. The text shows a dialogue about luck and perseverance.
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Righsapd
Jumping at a Conclusion
An id enters and asks about a play as a man named GP sits nearby. The scene depicts a tense moment as questions arise about a tie and a suggested defiant gesture. The fragment hints at confusion and a sudden interruption in a social setting.
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Navy Department
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United States Naval Training Station
Newport
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