Peruna Endorsed by Hospitals for Catarrhal Relief
Prominent hospitals endorse Peruna as an effective remedy for catarrhal diseases and related respiratory ailments. Letters from Sisters of the Good Shepherd in Montreal and St John in Gyebeebe cite satisfaction and relief in patients, including chronic cases and coughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of
Gime Shephera
Peruna Company
Columbus
Oho
Peruna
Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Montreal
Permnan
Mins
Valie
St. Toh
Vierotd Dopus
Vierotd Dopus, Alloted With Catarch
Mike
St. John
St. Johna
Gyebee
Ae Filowss
Dhave
Tikeen
Ftta Rooker
Dumdurn
Sask
N.W.T
Candas
Weltes
Tam
Tee
the Sisters OF the Good Shepherd
Beveridge Urges Dual Tariffs in Wabash Speech
Senator Beveridge of Indiana spoke in Wabash arguing for a dual tariff system to open world markets. He dismissed single revenue or protective tariffs and warned against political tricks, urging policies tied to nations’ market access while condemning money driven tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
Beveridge
Crankisms and Prohibition Debates In Daily Papers
A miscellany of fringe legal and social ideas from newspapers notes the Georgia Court of Appeals on measures and body size, a Coffeyville judge on drunkenness, a Norris amendment to curb congressmen’s pay, German American Alliance imports, and Roosevelt flag revision talk. Also mentions Sunday prosecutions, funeral attendances, and Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Scrap sold locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Court of Appeals
New Brunswick
Mrs Eddy's Son Injured in Horse Kick
George W. Glover, son of Mrs Mary Baker G. Eddy, Christian Scientist leader, was kicked by a horse over a week ago reopening a Civil War wound. The injury left him with paralysis in the left leg and loss of use of the eye. surgeons fear permanent damage. Glover, once active, was among Eddy's critics seeking an accounting of her office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Lever
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Gilover
Populist Nomination Hurdles Highlight 1907 Kansas Primary
Fragmented account notes that Kansas Populists face barriers under a new primary law, risking loss of state nominations and a separate ballot. Prohibition and Socialist parties also confront obstacles, while voter petitions and signatures loom large for August primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
Peb
Indlenti Ns
Bughnees
Kynessa
Kansas
Avite
Kan
Prohibition and Socharies
Secretary of
Bhp
Mr Dooley on Hard Times in The American Magazine
The piece features Mr Dooley in The American Magazine February issue, with cartoons by Metcalfe of Chicago. It offers a humorous, regional dialect reflection on hardship, prosperity, and daily life amid economic strain, including a mock interview with a millionaire and satirical passages on society and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dooley
Amerian
Metutcheon
Chicago
Lord Macaulay
Lake Shore
Anti-Saloon League For Fort Divides On Vote
The Anti-Saloon League for Fort supported Governor Fort and opposed a division of the temperance vote. Reverend Robinson and others discussed Judge Wallace of Kansas City, with Wallace's campaign denying withdrawal and clarifying not announcing candidacy. The piece centers on temperance policy and local option debates amid political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League For
Fort
Jd. L. Fort
Uty
Wallace
Anti Saloon League
Robinson
Judge Wallace
Kansas City
Koteneon
Lester
Judge Kyle's Way At Police Court
Judge Kyle whose genial manner rarely hardens faced a rare outburst when a defense attorney shouted legal maneuvers. The incident ended with the judge snapping at Brown to stop the procedural arguing and to sit down, the caller noting the court's tension and the attorney's departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Kyle
Mia
Auestion
Brown
He Stole a Wedding Suit in Carroll County
Governor Polk commuted Alvin E. Wooden’s three year sentence for stealing a wedding suit intended for his cousin Manseur Shields before her wedding. Wooden was caught in a barn trying on the suit after Shields reported the theft. Shields spanked him, and Wooden was convicted and sentenced prior to the commutation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Feb
Overnor Polk
Alvin E. Wooden
Carroll County
Manseur Shields
Shields
Wooden
Shielde
Bhitre Yerra
Judy Butler
Jude
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Continent
J.M. Norris
Catterlin
Bruce Powell
Coffeyville
Congress
Norris
Nebraska
Theodor Sutre
New York
German- American Alliance
Tnicte
Ierial
Stromge
Hawi
Roosevelt
Dominicon
Canada
Oaenan
Kennedy
Ciny
Geo. W. Glover
van Clas
Mandy
Elwlibeeni
Judge Kyle
Missouri
Srantor Metis
Dofferia
Palk
Prarty
Tefar
Retry Tuan
Ayer
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