Sisters of Charity Endorse Peruna Cure Letter
A letter from a Catholic Sisters of Charity institution in Detroit endorses Peruna for catarrh and throat illness. It praises Dr. S B Hartman and cites a young girl who benefited after using Peruna under the Sisters care. The notice invites readers to write for Dr Hartman’s advice and a free booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Charity
Meclson
Nap
Peruna Medicine Co
Elarges
de, Hartman
United States
Detroit
Mich
S. B. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
David Meelison
Hartman
United
Perwin
Peruna
Sora
Dr. Hartman
Aria Afeekl
Boston
R. Paxton Co
Dept. 4
Macs
Uncertain Fragments From Cited Papers and Chats
A mosaic of dialogue and quotes from Chicago papers recounts social humor and performance snippets. The text mingles school talk, operatic anecdotes, romantic misadventures, and a quick quip about a trombone solo, with several loose references to individuals and locales.
Mrs Anderson Endorses Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in Letter
A Jacksonville reader identifies Mrs. Anderson as witness to a forged signature and extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimonial claims the medicine relieves female troubles and offers quicker, lasting benefit compared to other doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tran
I. A
Eerma
Fc Oro
Winter Days at Band Follow Frost Time
A long Farmers Home Journal piece reflects on the first killing frost and the onset of winter. It describes produce and farm life cooling as chickens and hogs prepare for winter, with notes on memory and tradition, and urges farmers to learn from institutes and adapt through practical experience. It ends urging independent thinking and practical experiments in farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willieg
Mme
Operatice
Vocalis
Europe
Texas
Chicago Chronicle
Jack Frost
W. C
Farmer’s Home Journal
Institutes
Handling Young Heifers for Best Dairy Potential
Advice from Southern Agriculturist on gentleness and proper feeding after calving. Start with minimal rations for three to four days, then gradually increase. monitor udder health and wash with warm water. Avoid forceful tactics, rassling or pressuring the heifer. establish trust in a familiar stall. With consistent care for six months, the heifer will maximize milk and set lifelong productivity.
Angoras for rough lands and their uses in land reclaiming
The commissioner of agriculture urges brush land owners to use Angora goats to clear weeds and brush, turning rough land into productive pasture. Goats thrive on arid sagebrush and New England hills, with breeders noting land value increases and higher profits compared with sheep. They are hardier, less disease-prone, and provide valuable milk and skins, while being resilient to drought and climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Agriculture
New England
Iowa
Angerss
Cotton
Millbury
Mass
Winter sheep care and beef feeding guidance
Tips from the Farmer's Home Journal on keeping sheep healthy through winter by dipping to remove ticks, avoiding frost-bitten grazing, housing access, and feeding roots with grain. It advises culling non breeders before a year old and ensuring ewes stay in good flesh for strong lambs. Also summarizes a feeder’s rule: never let cattle go hungry, feed cheaply until fattening, then cut the cheap feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's Home Journal
Farmers' Home Journal
Dairy Notes on Cows and Feed Practices
Dairy notes discuss winter rations of ground oats corn and bran for dairy cows. They stress a cow’s efficiency in converting feed to butter, proper cream ripening, and the impact of environment on milk production. Regular manger cleaning, appetite as a production proxy, and intelligent breeding fed management are emphasized with a note on rye as future pasture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
Mississippi
American science lag in original research despite Carnegie endowment
The Hook Lovers Magazine notes American scientists excel in applying existing discoveries but lag in original theorizing. It cites German and British leaders in chemistry, physics, and mathematics, with Bessemer as a German pioneer. Andrew Carnegie’s endowment supports extending knowledge while education deficiencies hinder higher study.
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Hooklovers
Mendelejeff
Helmholtz
Willard and
Wolcott Gibbs
Bessemer
Eng- Meh Capital
United States
Germany
Fingland
America
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Institute
The Sultan's Enemies and Murky Turkish Politics
A collage of historical notes and newspaper clippings on Ottoman intrigues, murders, and reform era figures. It references the 1895 massacres, 1903 Macedonia turmoil, Koordish Sheikh Obeidullah, Muhad Pasha, Said Pasha, and palace influence. Includes stray snippets from American papers and personal letters mentioning kidney remedies and aphorisms.
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Turkey
Macedonia
Henry ‘Thompson
Obeidullah
Mecca
Muhad Pasha
Sultan Abdul Aziz
Taif
Arabia
Constantinople
Said Pasha
Leaks and Treasury Debates Stir Washington Rumors
Sparks fly as Secretary Shaw vents about leaks amid a $20,000,000 refunding plan. The interview reveals tensions, forgotten lines, and insinuations about who hears sensitive moves. Roundups include quips from papers like Philadelphia Press, Chicago Chronicle, and Youth's Companion, plus miscellaneous anecdotes and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Bananas Not Pajamas Tale At Dinner In New York Tribune
The New York Tribune reports Walter Camp of Fale University hosted undergraduates sharing anecdotes. A tale of a deaf man at dinner ends with a witty line about bananas and nightshirts. A doctor’s patient recalls his wife’s symptoms, noting a hollow cough with substantial sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Camp
Fale University
New York Tribune
Dennis
Doan's Kidney Pills Promised Relief for Kidney Ailments
An ad recounts sick kidneys causing back pain urination issues and swelling. It cites testimonials from George Wiker and J. Belatica praising Doan's Kidney Pills and Foster Milburn Co. as suppliers, noting past severe pain and successful cures. The copy also mentions competitors and related remedies.
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George Wiker
West Water Street
Baldwin Mays
Dean’ Pill
Dean
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Smith Medical Co
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di Sela
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Syrell
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Mr Shaw
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J. W. O’brien
Third Ave
Minneapolis, Minn
Eben
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Fosterburn Co
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Ryene
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Kidnew
Hythe Yrell
West Main Street
Wytheville
Vasaya
Doan
Pilla
Royal Baking Powder CO
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DR. Thacher
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Tenn
St. Jacobs Oil
St Frien
Attenta
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