Best Wishes for Peruna from Rev Troutman and Others
Clergy members including Rev Geo A Troutman and Rev H W Tate report faith in Peruna. Testimonials claim relief from catarrh la grippe throat spasms and chronic diarrhea after using Peruna and Peruna Tablets. Messages praise Dr Hartman and KiaakéfStanta for developing the remedy and note tablet form as an alternative to liquid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E., Swanstrom
Swotich
Box
Grantsburg
Wis
Hartman
Kia akéfStanta
Prediction of a Kingdom of Heaven on Earth
Sees New Heaven on Earth. Chicago Jan 27. Professor W. B. Elkin of the University of Missouri predicts Americans will become citizens of a dream of ages and democracy will blossom into a Kingdom of Heaven on Earth. He argues a century hence the earth will be more fruitful, population rise, and transportation cheaper, but requires sweeping reforms: public physicians, free legal aid, government edited newspapers, government insurance, cheap rail travel, giant eating clubs to solve the cook question, ongoing labor organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. B. Elkin
University of Missouri
American Journal of Sociology
University of Chicago
Mingo Mention News in Urich Herald Tidbits
Local notes from Mingo include barn completion by Jim Tarrivon, new phone for T. L White in Missouri Untomlin, and several family moves. Farmers rush to haul summer wood as roads ride high with wood. Dev Boeck and Bradley farms change hands near Mayesburg. Burley Compton weds Alma Lacox on Peter Creek with Rev Irwin officiating. The grippe spreads through Mingo households and Smoky Row School reports a dispute needing Dr Miller’s aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Harness
Mayesburg
Bradley
Dev Boeck
Sam Ducoba
Smoky Row
McFarland Freet
Andrew Workman
Cove Creek
Edrington
Butler
Albers
Riley Gillbert
Hoff
Jackson County
H. M. Hudson
Christian Church
Miller
Neal
Mingo
Mr. Deardoff
Cass County
Art Gregory
Burley Compton
Alma Lacox
Peter Creek
Rev. Irwin
Liberty
Remarkable Mix Up Over Patient’s Ailments
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York recounts doctors misdiagnosing his condition as heart disease kidney trouble blood poison and stomach and liver trouble. His wife advised trying E ol im me to perth. F. T. Clay druggist 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Brown
Winterton
N. Y
Perth
F. T. Clay
Draggtet
Tariff Reform Debate and Manufacturer Interests
A New York Times editorial excerpt from January 1 1908 argues reform of the tariff is driven by concentrated manufacturing interests. It highlights the National Association of Manufacturers and criticizes tariff provisions that raise production costs and consumer prices, urging a nonpartisan expert commission and fair reciprocity. The piece cites examples like sugar borax and cutlery duties, estimating tariff graft at about a half billion dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Manufacturers
American Industries
H. EB. Miles Fe
Miles
Mr. Miles
Standard Oil Company
Borax
New York Times
Forest Laboratory Aids Wood Identification Crisis
Washington January 17 Government Forest Laboratory launches a study by the United States Forest Service to identify commercial woods. A dendrologist leads efforts to analyze wood structure, develop keys, and publish monographs to help architects builders and lumber users distinguish species quickly with hand lenses and photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
States Forest Service
Bess
Sha Te Pores Bervive
Atd
Missouri cattle fattening bulletin issued by experiment station
The Missouri Experiment Station at Columbia issues a detailed bulletin on profitable cattle fattening based on about 1000 feeders across Missouri Illinois and Iowa. It covers age to ration feed preparation shelter roughness season and weights with illustrations and notes on prize-winning steers and local feeders. Free distribution available to farmers and citizens with additional bulletins on alfalfa growing winter cattle and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Columbia
Dean Hol. Waters
Lllnois
Iowa
Columba
Colege
Inter Statie Air
Ranene City
Watler
Maddock Hutlers
J.dwards
Marler
I Sorvino
Duster
George Baker
Peru
Sahequa
Betteq
David W. Beaman
Hubler
U Roster
Pascale
Pry
Tatler
Hall's Cough Core and Internal Remedies Ad
An old advertisement claims fucal application and internal Cobard Core cure blood and constitution disease. It promotes Hall's Casserh Core with a testimonial blitz, listing Toledo as the origin and urging readers to buy via physicians, druggists, and a Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J.cnexey & Co
Toledo
Hog Cholera Threat to Hog Breeders Draws Attention
A letter from A P Williams of Burnette Creek Indiana discusses hog cholera or swine plague, its contagious danger, and a testimonial praising Sloan's ointment for treating infected hogs. Williams recounts saving hogs five years ago while working for J D Richardson in Lafayette and urges readers to request Dr Sloan's free treatment book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Williams
Burnette Creek
Ind
Mr. Williams
J. D. Richardson
Lafayette
Sloan
Earle Sloan
Albany Street
Boston
Ayers Pills Promoted For Restore Regularity
An old promotional line urges readers to keep the bowels regular with Ayers Pills to hasten recovery, reflecting period health advertising and its emphasis on laxative remedies.
Farm Boy’s Guide From Pungent Silly Reads
Transcribed text blends humorous pastiche and political satire. It mocks farm life and public sale by listing odd items and caricatured characters, including references to a farm cider barrel, a widow, political figures, and a mock auction note from Rockefeller and Morgan with a gag cast of relics and absurdities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Telley
Fae
O. P
Rockefeller & Morgan
Wall Street
GO. P
Democratic Party
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rev. Troutman
Peruna
George A. E. Troutman
Washington, Mo
H.W. Tate
Lincoln Aven
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Ohio
The
Urich Herald
Jim Tarrivon
Gregory
Martini
T.L White
Clay M Drosetore
Government Forest Laboratory
Ayer
Masa
Pb Batley
Waekaton
Peters
Teddy Renra
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