Peruna touted by hospitals for catarrh relief
Prominent hospitals endorse Peruna as an effective systemic remedy for catarrhal diseases. Letters from Hospital St John and Sisters of the Good Shepherd praise its relief of coughs, chronic catarrh, and neuralgia, with patients noting improved stamina and recovery after treatment.
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Canada
Sisters of Good Shepherd
Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Montreal
Hospital
St. John
Renouf Dupuis
Etta Booker
Dundurn
Sask
N. W.T
Hartman
Peruna
Lesson on Economic Beliefs and Panic Protection
The Springfield Mass Republican quotes a critique of tariff theory and political dominance in crisis outcomes. It argues that reliance on old money systems and protectionist ideas fails to prevent panics and that fears of party control over governance in financial disaster are unfounded.
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Springfeld
Mass
Record 479 Horses Sell for 292000 at Four Day Sale
York acted for William Bradley as purchaser. Direct Hal the pacer fetched 10000 from Howard Cobb of Ithaca NY and High Ball sold to E 8 Perk of Cleveland for 9400. The four day sale totaled 479 head bringing 292210 dollars in gross receipts.
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York
William Bradley
Direct Hal
Pacer
Howard Cobb
Ithaca
High Ball
Perk
Cleveland
Woman Sees Imaginative Dances Aiding Distress In Stomach
A fragment describes a woman with periodical head ashes and backache experiencing faint drag and lower abdominal discomfort. Imaginary dark icks are said to drift as she is startled or excited. The source fragment mentions familiar remedies and older medical branding but lacks coherent structure.
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SL Force
Pierce
Infant Daughter of Murphy Family Passes After 12 Hours
Death came to Mr and Mrs James Murphy s home on November 26 taking their infant daughter who lived about 12 hours Interment was on the 27th in Altona cemetery in the afternoon Funeral services were led by Rev Clendening of Passaic The community extends sympathy to the bereaved May God bless them Millard Tabler works to finish harvesting corn and local merchants Morse and Goodrich brought goods from Adrian Thanksgiving services held at the Methodist church led by Rev Clendening J B Broughton plowing and planning to tackle the cornfield next week John
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James Murphy
Altona
Rev
Clendening
Passaic
Millard Tabler
Will Morse
Adrian
Clarence Goodrich
Methodist
J. BR. Broughton
John
Dry Town Abolishes City Officials Over Revenue Loss
Coulterville Indiana December 2 This town will remove the street commissioner police and all salaried officers after revenue shortfalls and repayment to the previously owed investors. The action follows financial strain from lost revenue and improper bookkeeping.
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Coulterville
Inl
South supports Bryan despite Republican push, editors say
Two Southern papers affirm Bryan’s candidacy. The Atlanta Constitution argues his nomination was expected and tied to reform winds that aided Roosevelt. The Age Herald declares Bryan’s timing favorable amid monopolies and tariff reform, concluding the South’s stance is not against him.
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Mr. Bryan
Sqocrate
Southland
Eat
South
The
Atlanta Constitution
Dem
Caye
Bryan
Roosevelt
Birmingham
Ala
Age Herald
Dingleyram
Remarkable Cure Story from Winterton Patient
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York recounts five doctors misdiagnosing him with heart disease kidney trouble blood poison and stomach and liver trouble yet none helped. He credits Electric Bitters his wife urged using. One bottle cured him and the druggist F T Clay guarantees it cures blood poison and related ailments at 50 cents.
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Abraham Brown
Winterton
N. Y
F. T. Clay
Grewsome 77-Scalp Rug Tied to Iowa Indians
An Indian in Stroud Oklahoma owns a 105 year old rug made from seventy seven scalps taken from men women and children of white red and negro races. The pieces were sewn into a square rug used to ward off illness during the annual wild onion feast on April 1 in which Iowa Indians participate.
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Stroud
Oklo
Mike Herug
Passaic Town Reports Revival, Visits, and Local News
Rev Clendening completed his Sunday appointment then left Monday for Altona to begin a protracted meeting there. Mrs Albert Jenkins and daughter visited Kansas City last week. Epworth League met Sunday evening on City Missions led by Mrs Katie Jenkins. Meetings are Sundays at 7 pm. Miss Vernie Brummett called at the parsonage Monday. Mrs Brommett visited her daughter near Bubler. Village blacksmiths making shop improvements. Henry Wilcox and brother from Case county visited Butler to see a sick brother. Mrs Herring of Butler called at Uncle Lewis Eichler's Sunday and dined there. Miss Lucile Eichler injured her foot but may recover. A 8.5 at Mt Vernon school house five miles west of Paesale. Mr Norvaill supervising Mt Vernon school. Let the good work go on. ALPHA
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Clendening
Altona
Albert Jenkins
Kansas City
Epworth League
City Missions
Katie Jenkins
Vernie Brummett
Brommett
Lon Gibson
Bubler
Henry Wilcox
Case County
Butler
Times
Norvaill
Mt. Vernon
A Dangerous Deadlock Ended by New Life Pills
A health ad claims Dr. King's New Life Pills cure severe stoppage of liver and bowel functions. It promises quick relief and guaranteed satisfaction with money back at F. Clay's drug store for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
F. Clay
Merrifield Found Guilty In Train Robbery Killing
John Merrifield a young brick works laborer was convicted by a district court jury of murder in the second degree for his role as one of two bandits who raided a Missouri Pacific passenger train on March 4 killing a passenger. The report comes from Thursdays Pittaburg Headlight detailing the Nevada Minden heist and the crime against John Henry a negro of Carona.
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Merrifield
Pitteburg
Kan
Pittaburg
John Merrifield
John Henry
Carona
Ayer’s Pills Promoted for Regular Bowels in 19th Century
Historical ad copy touts Ayer’s Pills as a remedy to “keep the bowels regular” and safe for daily use in the context of general health maintenance. The wording reflects period medicine promotion and consumer hygiene language of the era.
Oklahoma goose-raising woes blamed on thunder
George Aldrich, a farmer near Guthrie, says Oklahoma’s frequent thunderstorms doom his attempt to raise geese. He received six crates of geese from Ohio and reports chicks are killed in the egg due to atmospheric shocks during hatching. He notes the issue as a practical problem, not superstition.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
George Aldrich
Ohio
Aldrich
Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup Sold at Clay's Drug Store
A gentle free action laxative cough syrup named Kennedy helps expel cold from the system. It is non opiate and non narcotic and is popular with children. Sold locally at Clay's drug store.
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Kennedy
Clay
Judge Jails Lawyers To Prevent Bloodshed
Paducah Kentucky December 2 Prompt action by Judge Bugg of the Circuit Court at Mayfield Graves county prevented blood shed during a will contest trial when Attorney Ian Crossland and Art Brand fought, exchanged insults and curses. They were jailed for three hours. Crossland sought a pistol for protection and the judge had them placed in separate cells. During the trial Crossland said he saw Brand talking to two jurors and Brand denounced him as a har.
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Paducah
Art Brand
Brand
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