Akon Man Praises Peruna For Stomach Catarrh Relief
Akron man William F. Steese of 701 Coburn St reports long term stomach catarrh relief after using Peruna, stating he feels better than ever and will continue the remedy. The letter touts Peruna as delivering instant relief, improved appetite, and digestion, with a note on Man-a-lin as an ideal laxative.
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William F. Steere
William F. Steese
Coburn Bt
Akron
Ohio
Man-a-lin
Man Undertakes 40 Day Water Fast in New York
Dr. Gustave A. Gayer in New York reports a 40 day fast, consuming only small sips of water with no food. He says the fast proves mind over matter and notes only slight dizziness at night so far.
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New York
Gustave A. Gayer
Regular Tom Boy Susie Climber Healed by Arnica Salve
A vivid local ad describes Susie as a regular tom boy who climbs trees and fences, with frequent scratches and bruises. Her mother uses Bucklen's Arnica Salve to cure her ailments, claiming it heals ulcers, sores, and other conditions. Available for 25 cents at F T Clay's.
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Susie
Bucklen
F. T. Clay's
Cheap Lands on Market in Benton County Minnesota
Sold by Benton County Real Estate Co SAUK RAPIDS Minnesota offers a 160 acre improved parcel with good buildings at 90 per acre a 320 acre tract with fine buildings at 35 per acre and several improved 80 acre farms plus wild land at 12 per acre Descriptions available by mail or visit Sauk Rapids office for details and prices
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Minnesota
Benton County Real Estate Co
Sauk Rapids
Minn
Two aging rivals duel over cherry tree in yard
Two widowed veterans Commodore Renshaw and General Fairly argue over a cherry tree straddling their property line while their children Eunice and Grant plot a quiet truce. After each man hires surveyors and threats of fences, the young couple meet and restore peace. The fathers finally concede a shared victory for the fleet and army, making way for marriage.
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Renshaw
Navy
Army
Egad
Gen. Fairly
Santiago
Connecticut
Eunice
Eunice Renshaw
Grant Fairly
Miss Eunice
Cervera
Young
Grant
Bandago
Ceneca
Ommodore
Commodore
Misa Eunice
Milas Eunice
Licely
Mr Grant
Mr. Fairly
Gettysburg
Odorless Garbage Wagons In Use In Boston
Boston improves sanitation and economy by using odorless garbage wagons. A steel framed wagon with four wheels carries three large cylindrical tanks like milk cans, each holding one ton of garbage. Levers linked to a treadle lift lids as workers empty pails, exposing only one third of the load at a time.
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Boston
Growth of African City Laurenco Marques Then and Now
A historic look at Laurence Marques, capital of Portuguese East Africa, recounts dramatic urban growth from sandy streets to 40 miles of macadam roads in a decade. White residents endured rickshaw transport while hammocks carried ladies, as aerial navigation and cars seemed distant ambitions.
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Laurenco Marquez
Portuguese East Africa
Laurence Marques
Health cure ads for women and itching relief
An old newspaper clipping promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female troubles and back pain, with testimonials from Milwaukee readers. It also advertises Electric Bitters for health and beauty, and D D D Prescription oil of wintergreen for itching, urging purchases through F T Clay.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Milwaukee
Wis
Lydia E
Pinkham
Lydia E, Pinkham
Ema Ise
First St
Pinkham Medicine Company of
Mass
Hadley Delays Hangings for Two Prisoners in Missouri
Governor Hadley postponed executions of Robert Davis and George Albert Jackson from May 27 to June 10. Davis, convicted of killing Harry Evans and disposing of the body in a sewer in Kansas City, had his case affirmed by the Supreme Court. Jackson, who assaulted Mrs. J Henderson in Mississippi county, Birds Point resident, had no Supreme Court appeal, prompting the stay.
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Jefferson City
Hadley
Robert Davis
George Albert Jackson
Davis
Harry Evans
Kansas City
Supreme Court
Jackson
J. Henderson
Mississippi County
Birds Point
The Husband Explains A Candid Letter Exchange
A wife recalls how others pretend to envy a possession they cannot keep while her husband explains the psychology of generosity. He cites examples from their past, noting people desire what they cannot own and resist accepting favors. The couple discusses pride, restraint, and long memories.
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Joneses
Emily
Willy
Mary
Helen
Sally
Monkeys and a Grifter and the Two Sides of Siddons
A New York Zoo curator relays a Philadelphia organ grinder tale where a monkey drops dead twice, provoking pity then laughter as the grinder and donor respond. The item pairs with musings on Mrs Siddons as actor and private person, and a University of Texas classroom quip about the word lesson versus week.
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Raymond L. Ditmars
New York Zoo
Philadelphia
Powellton Avenue
Market Street
Big Four-Foot Flag Free Offer From Republic of St Louis
The Twice-a-Week Republic of St Louis advertises a three year subscription for 1.25 with a guaranteed fast color 30x48 inch flag. It claims the semi weekly is the biggest oldest metropolitan paper and urges citizens to act before the offer ends.
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Republic of St. Louis
Republic
United States
St. Louis
St. Mo
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