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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1900
Page
3
The article extols a medicine claimed to restore beauty and strength in women troubled by monthly pain and menstrual irregularities. It asserts the remedy sustains the female body through natural crises, offering roundness of form and facial freshness, backed by letters from readers.
Describes the proposed Mississippi state capitol in detail, outlining site on the former penitentiary grounds, south facade on Congress Street, 402 foot length, 173 foot central dome, Renaissance design, and functional layout including legislative halls, governor offices, library, and public spaces. notes the architect Theodore C Link, his credentials, and expected climate responsive features and fireproof construction.
Aug 11 reports from Goodland Kansas detail a rifle battle with two Union Pacific train robbers. One robber killed inside a ranch house, the other burned to death as locals set the building ablaze. Sheriff Walker and George Cullins wounded, Riggs and Cullins recovering. A cousin of the gang found among the loot not recovered. The bartholomew ranch scene ends with both gunmen dead and property losses listed.
A Detroit Free Press reminiscence recalls a minister's first charge in a small western town where a poor congregation held pound donation parties. A parishioner brings only potatoes, yet explains he “gave you down weight” as the speaker learns to balance humor with pastoral duty.
The piece extols the mother’s role and the need for renewed vigor to balance home duties. It argues women deserve comfort and cheer while managing family care, and suggests a tonic to revitalize a weary world. It presents Peruna as the energizing answer.
Advertisement proclaims Pe-ru-na as the one medicine women may rely on. It claims Pe-ru-na cures catarrh of any organ, treats mucous membrane inflammation, and fixes congestions the body experiences when other remedies fail. It positions Pe-ru-na as effective for a wide range of catarrhal conditions across the female organism.
A garbled collection of mid-19th to early 20th century ad copy and quips. Mentions Huntevil Alabama, American medicine firms, Berne Plant, and Jove benevolence. includes lines about Allen's Foot-Bane, Laxative Bromo Quinine, and Piso's Cure. Contains scattered quotations, jokes, and references to newspapers like Boston Transcript and Indianapolis Journal.
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