06 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
1
A medical testimonial letter extols Peruna as the best remedy for systemic catarrh affecting stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Dr. S. B. Startman praises its benefits for kidney trouble and coughs while farmer W R Callahan recounts a severe sickness relieved after starting Peruna, claiming restored appetite and eased head and body ache.
J D Allen class of 62 delivers a commencement address at Kentucky Military Institute recalling its 1845 founding, Col. Robert Allen, Col. Fowler and the Florida relocation plan, stressing character over reputation and urging graduates to pursue true success with duty, integrity, and service.
A story reports a girl killed herself after an act described as pity for her sister sparked by family tensions. Investigators note the circumstances point to suicide rather than homicide and outline the sequence leading to the tragic act.
The coroner's verdict in Springfeld Illinois cites Cora Leaderbrand a 17 year old who murdered her sister Carrie age 7 then killed herself. The sisters daughters of farmer Joseph Leaderbrand the crime used drowning a revolver and poison as triple means of death.
Dr J M Norris Specialist offers treatment for catarrh and its effects on ears throat and lungs. Glasses available with eye tears free and proper fitting. Office on the South side over El Dixon's store. Hours from 9 a m to 4 p m.
In Cotton Sill, eight miles southeast of Springfield, two sisters were found dead after a grim scene by a creek. The older Cora allegedly led her younger sister Carrie to poison and then shot her before disposing of the bodies. The father aided by neighbors recovered the victims. the aftermath details include signs of despondency in Cora and prior health contrasts. The post mortem will determine if poisoning preceded the shooting.
A historical note extols a hair dressing praised for making hair more manageable preventing roughness and split ends. It is described as hair food that feeds the hair so it stays on the head. The era’s testimonial proclaims the product has been sold for over sixty years.
A letter claims three bottles of bitters cured chronic illness including stomach liver and kidney trouble. The writer credits Steled Bleetele Bitters for relief and asserts full recovery after initial suffering and discouragement. The product is advertised as best on earth by F L Clay, a druggist.
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