Right Medicine for Pelvic Troubles Found in Peruna
Caroline Kramer of Fort Callina Col writes that many women with disordered periods are over-treated by doctors until discouraged and spent. She credits Peruna with curing her, urging others to use it and trust the medicine over doctors. Wilda Mooers of Lewists Oro reports relief from backaches and fatigue after trying Peruna, with noticeable improvement in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
Caroline Kramer
Fort Callina
Col
German Officer Resigns to Become Budapest Butcher
Berlin reports Hungarian lieutenant Alladaratolinsky resigns from the war department claiming 400 a year is insufficient to live decently. He will apprentice nine months to open a Budapest butcher shop, saying he expects to meet more intelligent, decent people among butchers. He asserts the trade offers a promising opening for an educated man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Budapest
Leutenant
Alladaratolinsky
War Department
Barred from Chinese Dives by Rear Admiral Dayton
In Cheloo China on August 19 Rear Admiral Dayton's ban on his sailors frequenting low saloons disrupts grafters who profited from the dives. The move cuts the “dead falls,” drives offenders away, and leaves unpaid bills as they depart. The admiral's decisive action is highly commended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheloo
China
Dayton
United States
South Texas Farms Boosts Prices for Peas This Year
South Texas Farms reportsPrices for peas ranged from $300 to $800 per acre this year with purchase activity increasing. The firm notes stronger demand and higher yields as operators adjust to market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monttes Ee Marae
Missouri special session passes key liquor and governance laws
Missouri lawmakers enacted a set of laws including a Humphrey dramshop statute and a derelict official removal act. Cities gain power to regulate public service rates, with commissions optional and rate appeals to courts. Bonded saloon licenses, 2000 dollar bonds, and bond-for-damages provisions are required. Factory inspection extends to towns over 10,000, aiding child labor enforcement, while a Pemberton tramshop rule bans saloons within five miles of the state university. A general treatment prohibition on primary days and physician drug prescriptions are also addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramshop
Sabon
Supreme Court
Kenney
Seaason
Pemberton Tramshop
Columbia
Boone County
Tariff revision debate and praise for editors stance
The piece argues for tariff revision after the election, noting costs have risen over 50 percent since Dingley and that many duties benefited trusts. It cites Homer Bassford praising country editors for steadfast public service despite being underpaid, and questions why tariff reform is stalled amid political factions.
Pope Mfg Placed In Hands Of Receiver
The Pope Manufacturing Co of Hartford was placed in receivership with Albert L. Pope appointed to run the affairs. The company, capitalized at 25 million dollars, is a major U S bicycle and automobile maker. A company spokesman cited bank credit failure as the reason for the sudden receivership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Pope Manufacturing Co
Albert L. Pope
United States
Millionaire's Son Weds His Father's Stenographer
Henry Brower son of C F Brower a wealthy Lexington furniture dealer married the stenographer in a ceremony noted in Lexington Kentucky on August 19. The wedding linked a prominent local family with the long serving assistant in the Brower business relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Henry Brower
C. F. Brower
Railroad Enjoins Alabama Officials In Rate Violations Case
A railroad seeks court action to stop Alabama officials from enforcing certain rate rules. The move targets alleged violations and aims to curb unlawful rate practices while pursuing compliance. Further proceedings expected to determine the scope and remedies.
Statutes Stand Suspended In Alabama Railroad Rate Case
In Montgomery on August 19 attorneys for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad were served with a federal injunction forbidding arrests of employees who fail to observe Alabama rate laws. The move, seen as a challenge to state statutes, could delay trains and affect interstate freight and mail. Gov. Comer has not commented but may call a Legislature session to repeal laws blocking enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Alabama
United States Court
Comer
Loulaville
Nashville
Southern Railway
Frisco
Mainle
Ohio
Alabama and
Great Southern
Japanese Mexican clash leaves dead and injured at rail camp
A telegram from El Fuerte on the Kansas City Mexican and Orient Railway reports a pitched battle between Japanese and Mexican workmen. Three Japanese were killed and three seriously injured, while three Mexicans were mortally wounded and one was killed. The clash occurred at the construction camp, Mazatlan region, Aug. 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazatlan
Mexico
el Fuerte
Kansas City, Mexican & Orient
Treating a Torpid Liver With Digestive Aids
The article argues a tired liver signals overall bodily fatigue and that drastic drugs miss the mark. Emphasizing stomach and digestion first, it touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as restoring stomach function, blood formation, and cleansing toxins to relieve liver burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
The Dog Was It Ride Dudley in the Denver Post
A Capitol Hill woman boasts of her crawling baby while a visiting bachelor praises a pug named Fido. The playful exchange ends with the woman revealing she meant the dog, not the child, in a lighthearted family vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ride Dudley
Denver Post
Capitol Hill
Fido
Bloody Ninth to Meet in Missouri Cavalry Reunion
A reunion of the Ninth Missouri Cavalry, known as the Bloody Ninth, will be held in Motherly on September 5. The regiment, organized by Odon Guitar who became a brigadier general, served four years after mustering January 2, 1862. It consisted of 1,200 men from Boone, Callaway, Saline, Montgomery, Howard, Randolph, Cooper, and Chariton counties, with Moore's Mills in Callaway and battles at Grand River and Yellow Creek noted. Only about a hundred veterans remain. We always have a good time when we meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Ninth Missouri Cavalry
Odon Guitar
Eigct
Boone County
Callaway
Saline
Montgomery
Howard
Randolph County
Cooper County
Chariton County
Battlea
Aard
Guitar
Moore's Mills
Callaway County
Grand River
Yellow Creek
Back to His Clay County Farm in Missouri
Gus Baughman, once a Kansas City bookmaker and later a major gambling house owner in Tien-Tsin, China, returns to Missouri claiming reform prompted his move. He cites Judge Wilfley and consular authority as factors in leaving China and notes he has no plans to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Gus Baughman
Bossa
Tien-Tsin
China
Missouri
Clay County
Baughman
United States
Wilfley
St. Louis
Consular Court
Tien-Tain
Gus
Trim Hedges Law Urges Enforcement Across Counties
Cilatoa Democrat notes widespread demand for enforcing highway hedge trimming laws. Henry county has extensive unlawful hedges and advocates steps to compel owners to maintain neat roadside hedges, with road overseers empowered to act at landowners’ expense.
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Henry County
Cilatoa Democrat
Missouri to collect land claims and Civil War debt
Jefferson City August 19 attorney C C Walhoun of Lexington Ky secured a near final agreement with Governor Folk and state officials to pursue collection of Missouri land school claims and the Civil War debt from the federal government. land claims total over 2 million dollars tied to unequal school land allotments. civil war debt balance estimated near 1 million dollars. Missouri has received 475,198 dollars allocated to good road funds and distributed to counties and St Louis City.
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Jefferson City
C. C. Walhoun
Lexington
Folk
Hadley
Missouri
Calhoun
Misssouri
St. Louis
St. Louis City
Newspaper Man Makes Big Profit in Oil Deal
Houston August 19 R Miller Hammett of Toles J T a young wealth oil operator traveled to the city and closed a sale to John Henry Kirby and J M Abbott Seguin Tex of seventy two and a half acres in the Tulsa district including five producing wells for 165000 The seller reports a profit of about six thousand percent from his original stake once a newspaper man in the territory he rode the oil boom into fortune
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
R. Miller Hammett
Toles
J. T
Eelle
John Henry Kirby
Texas
J. M. Abbott
Seguin
Tulsa
Hammett
Bluff businessman endorses Bucklen's for wounds
C G Hays of Bluff, Missouri, proclaims Bucklen's as the surest healing for sores burns and wounds and even piles. He testifies from personal use and backs the claim with his business stature. F T Clay. Drogutes 2
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C.G. Hays
Bluff, Mo
F. T. Clay
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Nas
Kraner
Turas Butcher
South Texas
Humphrey Dramshop
Cooper
Carter
Clark County
K. ©. Star
McKinley
Senate
Tariff Party
Homer Bassford
St. Louis Times
Pope Mfg. Co
Ment
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