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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
1
Mrs John Underwood of Columbus Ohio and numerous others report relief from catarrh and stomach trouble after using Peruna the remedy praised as a grand medicine. Testimonials describe weight gain renewed energy improved digestion and recovery from long-standing illnesses attributed to catarrh and biliousness.
Mrs Miia Kortitee of Clark Massachusetts reports improved health after using a medicine she credits to Per a friend. She states her condition has not felt better in years and thanks the product for helping her.
A reader from Austin Illinois Chicago writes that Peruana greatly benefited her catarrh and headaches. She notes three bottles cured her, claims it restored beard growth, and urges others to try and keep Peruana in business for humanitarian aid.
Mrs MB Soya speaks in favor of Peruna and Manchin after trial. She praises doctors Parton and assistants for their tireless work and notes Peruna in tablet form helped with internal trouble. The passage reflects testimonial style with patient experiences and physician recommendations.
In a Belize snow bound scene a burglar alarm triggers a chase ending with Evan Sinkiewicz being shot after a long pursuit. The burglar Sinkiewicz is charged with murder as investigations proceed. The case links to a household where a dozen chickens were found slain and a gun was not used by the victim.
Washington February 10 News of a resolution by Senator Stone outlines a program for the United States to dispose of the Philippine Islands with complete independence by December 10, 1913. The measure echoes William J Bryan ideas and calls for negotiations toward neutralization and a transfer of control to the native government while preserving U S naval rights and remaining obligations at the moment of transfer.
The February American Magazine features Ray Stannard Baker tracing northern attitudes toward Black Americans. He notes Boston’s cautious reluctance despite abolitionist roots, with whites funding concerts then avoiding attendance, revealing growing cold shoulders and restrained liberty for Negroes despite outward charity. Kennedy's Luxative Cough Syrup advertisement ends the piece.
W J Bryan told a Jersey City audience on February 10 that the President’s message exposes a wealth conspiracy to evade laws. He accused Taft of trying to amend conspiracy to restrain trade by inserting unreasonable, mocking that burglars and murderers should face equal burdens. He praised Democratic vindication over railroad policy and pledged lifelong work to return government to the people.
Butler Camp No. 2458 Modern Woodmen of America met Thoradas night and elected sixteen delegates to the county camp, which meets April 1, 1908, to choose delegates to the State Camp in Carthage, first Wednesday in May. Delegates named include R.K. Liddil, H. G. Walton, B. F. Jeter, C. W. Maddox, J. N. Kline, Arthur Steele, Jeff Crateinger, A.W. Wemots, John B. Ray, Philip Neu, Chas. L. Dunn, Geo. W. Vanney, M. A. Wehardson, H. Caldwell, Harry W. Jenkins, and Joe T. Smith, with sixteen alternates. no instructions given, delegates free to act in the order's best interests.
Bert Barber of Elton Wisconsin says four doses of DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills have done more for him than any other medicine. The pills are sold by Clay's drug store.
Fragmentary text references individuals and events with garbled wording. Names such as Oliver Leowle appear, with scattered phrases about widow, panels, and radios, but the overall meaning is unclear due to OCR errors. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable content.
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