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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
1
Peruna Testimonials Overcome Catarrh and Colds
A collection of testimonials praises Peruna as a cure for catarrh of the throat and bronchial tubes, grippe and colds. Editors and residents from Cameron Idaho, Harrisburg Pennsylvania, Baltimore Maryland, Cambridge Nebraska share relief and weight gain after using Peruna, while critics are urged to test it themselves. The letter-writers insist Peruna is a medicine, not a beverage, and endorse its wide household use for respiratory and digestive ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickiffe R. Smith
The
Pollated Herald
Schoola
Cameron
Idaho
J.J. Hayes
Druid Mill
Dattimore
Ll. W. Kightlinger
Cambridge
United States
Chaplain Story Highlights Hughes Candidacy Question
Gov Hughes' candidacy is dodged by Peter Porter who praises the man then recounts a Spanish War era chaplain tale. A postmaster volunteer faces heavy mail requests and prints a bold note claiming the chaplain does not know when the next mail will arrive and that he does not give a damn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.C Post
Peter Porter
Hughes
Pettis County Assessor Finds Large Sums Loaned Nearby
Pettis County Assessor Brown completed inquiries in Johnson, Henry, Cooper, Lafayette and Saline counties and found nearly $100,000 of Pettis money loaned to residents of other counties not included in Pettis county assessments. Cooper county records note about $26,000 traced to a single citizen. officials urge further investigation and lawful action against tax dodgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Democrat-Sentinel
Cooper County
Cooper
Cain
Negroes Seek Jobs in North Thrive Amid Foreign Competition
Ray Stannard Baker reports in March American Magazine that Northern black workers face harsher, more organized labor markets. They contend with long hours, low pay, and competition from Italians, Russians, Jews, Slavs, and white Americans, demanding faster pace and skill to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Stannard Baker
American Magazine
South
United States
North
Smple
Akill
Mosby Urges Trade Training to Curb Crime
State Pardon Attorney Thomas Speed Mosby told the Citizens Industrial Association that lack of training among youth endangers American industry. He said most crime stems from unemployed young men who have not learned a trade and urged spending to turn them into productive citizens. He warned that industrial weakness arises from low labor efficiency and currency fears, insisting trade education will create a more productive nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Speed Mosby
Citizens’ Industrial Association
Odeon
Moeby
Solon
Athene
United States
Warning to Old Bachelors on Electric Light Dangers
A Slater railroad conductor's wife recounts a near tragedy in which a lighted electric globe, used under bed clothing to keep a sick child warm, burned bedding and filled a room with smoke. The incident warns bachelors against bringing hot lamps to bed and underscores electric heat risks in risky home setups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater
Farming Up-to-Date and the Uncle's Year Recap
A March Bohemian tale recounts a farmer reflecting on a rough year. He notes cattle, hogs, and poultry killed by trains and cars, yet claims a net profit near a thousand dollars from the losses and sales.
Latimer Death Prompts Senate and House Resolutions
Washington Feb 24 Senator Asbury C Latimer of South Carolina died prompting Senator Tillman to offer a resolution of the Senate's sorrow and both chambers to adopt resolutions of regret and appoint committees to accompany the body home. Latimer had succeeded John L McLaurin in 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Asbury C Latimer
South Carolina
Tillman
Senate
Latimer
House
John L McLaurin
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R.smith
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Olsen's Court
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Utah
Poruna
Thad
D. Hayes
Peruna
Alicn J. Bordner
Maple Ave
Harrisburg
Lulso
Veruna
Warlowes
City
New York
Emma
Mumford
GEO. W
Amory
Gare
J.m.norris
Catteriin
Pettis County
Mosby
Germany
Lpublle
Ayer
F.C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
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