Prominent Lady Praises Peruna as Catarrh Cure
Mrs. M. A. Theatre of Minneapolis writes from 1838 Jackson Street praising Peruna. She reports chronic catarrh for six years improved after taking Peruna before meals, now healthier for over twenty years and believes the catarrh is permanently cured. Peruna claims to cure systemic catarrh, aid digestion, strengthen nerves, and remove the cause. Address Peruna Medicine Company in Columbus, Ohio for literature on catarrh and a health book for women.
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Peruna
M. A. Theatre
Thecca Lodge
Iota Lodge
F Woman's Relief Corps
Jackson Wrrest
Minneapolis
Minn
Mrs. M. A. Theatre
Milam Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Paruna
Pany
Ohio
Various Patent Remedies and Ads from a 19th Century Page
An assortment of advertisements and tips including Cascar ets candy cathartic promises, Garfield Tea for indigestion, Jol-O dessert flavors, Maple City self washing soap, Morley s Wonderful Eight neuralgia cure, a jewelry company illustrated catalog offer from Mermod Jaccard of St Louis, and social musings on love and fashion. The notes claim quick reliefs, low prices, and appeals to shoppers for Christmas gifts with generous catalog incentives.
Dr Greene Announces Nervara Remedy Discovery
Dr Greene of 35 West 14th Street New York City reveals Nervara blood and nerve remedy a physician's prescription born from years of investigation and experiment. He offers free personal or written consultations.
Results of Many Canes Thanksgiving Day Tootvolt Attn
Thanksgiving Day games attract thousands nationwide spectators. Columbia and Carlisle opened with a 17 to 6 score as Weekes sprinted for the first TD aided by Wright. Morley fumble near goal led Bain to recover for Carlisle. Other top games included Chicago 15 Michigan 0, Penn 27 Cornell 0, Stanford 5 California 0, and Minnesota 26 Nebraska 12.
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New York
Des
Columbia
Carlile Indians
Weekes
Wright
Carlisle
Morley
Bain
Indians
Barrien
Austin
Chicago
Michigan
Chicago University
Marshall Field
University of Michigan
Penn Downs
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Cornell
Iino Wesleyan
Bloomington
Michels Wesleyan
Irish Medical of
Stanford
California
San Francisco
Cal
University of California
Moline
Moline High School
High School of
Tobin
France May Suggest Arbitration Amid Rumor
Paris officials deny a rumor that M. Delcasso advised ex-President Kruger France would propose arbitration to Great Britain if Emperor William joined in. The unwritten hint may have been magnified by newspapers amid Kruger's changed route, while a separate Riverside incident reports three men struck by a Burlington train, one killed, two injured. victim identified as Frank Polanak, 26, of Chicago.
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France
Paris
Foreign Office
M. Delcasso
Kruger
Great Britain
William
Tratn
Riverside
Ill
Burlington
Trank Polanak
Chicago
Bristol leather? No, shipyard buzz on Defender keel
Bristol Rhode Island December reports show shipyard plans for the cup defender’s keel casting starting late December with keel mold ready on the shop floor. Sailcloth uses Texas upland canvas with mercerizing for form and strength, while steel spars are debated and a wooden bowsprit is kept.
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Bristol
R. I
Texas
Columbia
Nome Isolated by Ice Barrier in Alaska
From Seattle, December 1, the U S revenue cutter McCulloch reports Nome completely cut off by ice for seven months. Camp well supplied with provisions and fuel. Potential slight coal shortage before spring steamers due to ice advance on November 8. Steamers Centennial, Santa Ana, Sadie, and Portland operated to the area. Kaugarock district reports Quartz Creek at $2 per pan.
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Seattle
Wash
United States Revenue
McCulloch
Alaska
Nome
Centennial
Santa Ana
Sadie
Portland
Kaugarock
Boxers in Rebellion Reaches Kanau to Ninghsia
Shanghai correspondent reports consuls at Hankow receiving a missionary message claiming a large part of General Tung Fu Hsing's army is moving toward Ninghsia to join Prince Tuan in a rebellion against the emperor. Viceroy Chang Chil Tung telegraphed Singan-Fan to protect missionaries in Kansu. An unofficial report says eight quick-firing guns were sent to Shansi to fulfill an imperial governor's request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shanghai
Morning Post
Hankow
Kanau
Tung Fu Hsing
Ninghsia
Prince Tuan
Chang Chil Tung
Singan-Fan
Kansu
Girl Is Kidnapped in Wilkesbarre Area
Pratty Margaret Kelly, 13, an orphan and heir to a snug sum, was abducted by two unknown men near Mineral Mella. Authorities between Wilkesbarre and Cleveland have been asked to search for her and her companions. She attended school Wednesday and later received a note from Rev. Kiernan of Parsons requesting a meeting. She was last seen talking with two men near Dickover's brick yard while heading toward Parsons.
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Wilkesbarre
Pratty
Margaret Kelly
Mineral Mella
Cleveland
Ohio
Kiernan
Parsons
Dickover
Margaret
Czar Shows Strength Increase In Livadia Bulletin
At Livadia on December 1 the Czar rested well and grew stronger. Doctors reported he slept an hour, temperature 97.5, pulse 68 by 9 PM. He slept well overnight and was more cheerful this morning as strength continued to rise. readings at 9 AM showed temperature 97.2, pulse 60.
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Livadia
Union Patiic railway offers $1000 reward and armed guards
Union Pacific railway will pay 1000 dollars reward for Ergin robbers dead or alive and place armed guards on trains.
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Union Patiic Railway
Dons New Suit Every Hour at Planters Hotel
Frank Elst Jones, guest of the Planters Hotel in St Louis, arrived from Chicago with twenty trunks of wearing apparel from a New York millinery house. He changes to a new suit every hour, works two hours daily as a millinery salesman, and displays a wardrobe of endlessly varied waistcoats shirts and peg-top trousers, creases banned by the Prince of Wales.
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St. Lous
Frank Elstreve Jones
Planters
Chicago
New York
Solomon
Jones
Lesman
Prince of Wales
Manila Banks Rule Promotes Equal Deposits and Checks
The Philipping Commission led by Judge Taft passes a bill to end discrimination against American money, require banks to accept deposits of gold and Mexican silver, and honor checks in the original currency. A Maquar license law for Manta limits licenses on Escolta after expiry, aiming to ease saloon congestion. The commission plans a $900 gold license for six months and will mail Secretary Root a report next Saturday detailing three months of work, conditions, progress, and future suggestions.
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Manila
Philipping Commission
Taft
Manta
Escolta
Root
Smallpox Outbreak Strikes Nebraska Indian Lands
Two hundred thirty five cases of smallpox are reported in and around Decatur Neb with many deaths. A ferry between Decatur and Onawa Iowa is halted as doctors and state health officials quarantine patients. Affected地域 include Winnebago and Omaha reservations, with alarms about widespread affliction among Red Cloud families. A second case appears in Connell Bluffs involving Asa Deets, a Union Pacific bridgeman. UP orders vaccination for employees.
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Nebrasa
Onawa
Iowa
Decatur
Neb
Nimo
State Board of Health
Winnebago and
Omaha
Silver Creek
Connell Bluffs
Asa Deets
Union Pacific
Crete
Nab
Bernier Follows Nansen With Arctic Expedition Plan
Captain Bernier of Quebec wins support from Sir Clement Markham of the Royal Geographical Society for a north pole quest. The plan calls for a Vancouver departure with six sailors and five scientists aboard a wooden or steel ship to drift eastward and winter in the polar basin, aiming to enter in August a four month earlier start than Nansen.
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Quebec
Montreal
Quo
Bernier
Clements Markham
Reral Geographical Society
North Pole
Clementa Markham
Vancouver
Polar Basin
Nansen
Tee
Death in Strike Riot in San Antonio
A riot between striking electricians and sympathizers and non-union linemen under police protection left Patrolman Will Lacey and striker O O Blanton dead. Martin Wright, president of the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, was wounded in the arm, and Sandy Smith, a non-union lineman, was beaten nearly to death and later died. Smith is jailed on murder charges.
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San Antonio
Tex
Otter
Will Lacey
Oo. D. Blanton
Martin Wright
The
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Sandy Smith
Lneman
Smith
Dih
Fragmented notices pepper a small town page ad hints cultural quirks
A pasted jumble of stray items appears from a New Hampshire railway station sign to novelty clothes and patent medicines. A mock notice warns loafing is forbidden. Berne invents a one pound cloak for shipwrecked soldiers. Various ads tout Rankin hair products and Adams Pepsin. Botox-like claims mingle with dental and cold remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Montgomer y Ward Co offer mail order catalogue deal
Advert says Montgomery Ward and Co will mail a vast catalogue priced to wholesale buyers after receiving 16 cents in stamps and a completed slip. It notes the sale of health foods Wheat-0 and Piso's Cure, plus notes on cattle feeding in Nebraska and a World-Herald snippet about a large steer bet and coffin price.
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Cascarets
Adv
Montgomery Ward & Co
Monttgomery, Ward & Co
Chicago
Tim
Nebraska
Sand Hills
World-Herald
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Grainc Grain Coffee
Maple City
G. B. Stivers
Louisville
Parage
Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co
Broadway
Wrs
Lasher
Dr. Greene
Fred, O. Lasher, Jr
Westport
de. Greene
Mrs. Lasher
Breene
MIS
Lasyer, IR
Carlisle Indians
Ann Arbor
Dixon
Til
de Kelb
Northern Illinois Normal Eehoo Club
Doutists
Lombard
Galesburg
Lombard College
Chicago Dental College
Dentists
Morolt
Knox
Beloit
Wis
Beloit College
Knox College
Indiana
Purdue
Lafayette
Ind
Indiana University
Robertson
Tyfold Evan
Rock Island
State University of Iowa
Northwestern University
Minnesota
Lincoln
Minnesota University
Nebraska State University
Monmouth
Wesleyan
Tor
Res Corries
Crizotn
Mr. Saintly
Berne
Switzerland
Adams‘ Pepsin
Thtravn
All Erotene 2
Putnam
E. W. Grovo
G. 8
Stivers
Piso
Vanburen
Tod
Marrisgh Piper
Toledo
Eda
Han
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