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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
7
Mrs Be West of Menasha Wisconsin credits Peruna with restoring health and appetite after doctors said her stomach catarrh was incurable. She notes four years of spring and fall use, claiming robustness and freedom from illness. She also asserts past stomach catarrh cure and high satisfaction with the medicine.
Miss Mary Jones of Chicago says Peruna cured her chronic bowels and stomach catarrh and helped her gain weight after six bottles. Mrs. B. H. Jackson of Newman Georgia reports a yearlong internal organ catarrh relief after ten bottles and a permanent cure.
Former Senator Blackburn predicts Theodore Roosevelt will return to politics after Africa and the Panama Canal project. He says Roosevelt would be nominated and elected again, with Goebels heading engineering while others fall under a single supervisor. Roosevelt views canal construction as his greatest legislative feature.
Loren Galloway suffered a severe accident in Joplin the day before Thanksgiving. Initial reports indicated possible fatal injuries, but later updates suggested he would recover and receive treatment at a Joplin hospital.
Frank Garrison a Kansas City man serving twenty years for murder in the second degree at the Missouri Penitentiary severed his forefinger with a saw to avoid work in the saddletree shop. He had feigned illness but was found out and returned to the shop. After healing he will likely be reassigned to the same job.
Stung for 15 years, Siee Sa of Ingle side, N. C., discovers New Life Pills and reports a full cure. The remedy claims to ease biliousness sick headache stomach liver kidney and bowel troubles. Available 22c at F T Clay's.
Andrew McCrory was fatally wounded in a quarrel at Pleasant Hill church near Ga during a debate over President Taft's religion. After services Brown McCrory Wheeler and others argued whether Taft believed in the divinity of Jesus Christ.
The piece argues that church attendance declines outside the South due to social change, alternatives to church involvement, and weaker home training. It asserts preaching quality matters less than a deeper sense of God and accountability, urging the pulpit to challenge men to respond to God’s claim.
The St. Louis Republic offers a three year subscription for 1.00 between December 1 and 31 1909. This rate ends December 31 1909 with no premiums or cash commissions allowed. Net price to subscribers, mail to The St. Louis Republic St. Louis Mo.
Columbia Missouri December Missouri College of Agriculture will open a poultry husbandry course. Dean F B Mumford announced professor F H Stoneburn from Connecticut will teach a three week course starting February 12 as a prelude to a regular program. He notes the state's poultry products are worth 60 million dollars annually, five times dairy value, arguing poultry deserves equal status with animal husbandry and dairying.
Ambiguous OCR fragment describes exposure and illness but notes the subject returned to work. Mentions severe colds, a bottle, and a promise of a new discovery while emphasizing resilience and continued labor despite ailments. The text remains unclear about who, where, and exact events.
Freight rules specify no passenger service on Interstate trains. All freight must reach depot by 11:00 a.m. for same day forwarding, or be marked for the next day. Interstate Division freight must arrive before 1:00 p.m. No freight billed for the morning train. The Missouri Pacific offers through package car service delivering from New York to Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago, and St. Louis with morning departures. Routing orders available to ensure quick time.
The Youth's Companion article from 1909 quotes Sir James Crichton Browne praising oatmeal as highly nutritious for brain and body, noting oats' fats, phosphorus and lecithins, and linking porridge to a robust thyroid and strong Northerners. It highlights oatmeal as the mainstay of Scottish diets and a source of energy and vigor.
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