Peruna Tonic Voted Helpful By Weary Brooklyn Woman
Nellie Condon of Brooklyn writes Peruna is the ideal spring tonic and helps endure variable weather and heat. The ad cites many letters praising Peruna for nervous depression and gradual catarrh relief, noting no narcotics and safe long use. Address Dr Hartman of the Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Condon
47Th Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
Peruna
Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitariim
Columbus
Peruna Success Report by Mrs Hattie Hamilton of Sparta Ky
Mrs Hattie Hamilton writes from Sparta Kentucky that after two bottles of Peruna she weighed 102 pounds and rose to 120 pounds after starting a third bottle. She is 33 and reports great improvement and recommends the medicine to others. Her 76 year old mother also improved after two bottles, becoming fresher and looking well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Hamilton
Sparta
Dr J M Norris Specialist Advertises Eye Ear Throat Aid
Dr J M Norris specialist offers treatment for catarrh and its effects on the ear throat and lungs. Free eye tests and proper glasses available. Office on the south side over Elmer Dixon's store. Hours from 9 am to 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Dixon's
Laura
Boy saves train from wreck near Alton Illinois
Earl Baker a 12 year old boy in Illinois spotted a telegraph pole toppled across tracks near Alton Isle, heard a fast mail train whistle, and ran to warn the approaching train. He waved his coat to signal the engineer who stopped the train, likely averting a catastrophe. the boy will be rewarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Baker
Chicago & Alton
Alton
Isle
Peruna claims for spring catarrh and prostration
The advertisement asserts that Peruna never fails to prevent spring catarrh or nervous prostration if taken in time. It presents a health product claim with emphasis on timely use to avert illness symptoms.
Gem City Business College Ad Promises Quick Jobs
Gem City Business College in Quincy Illinois markets itself as the largest and most successful in America with 20 teachers and 1400 students. It touts a $100,000 building and lists courses like bookkeeping shorthand and typewriting. Graduates are said to readily secure employment. A 64 page illustrated catalogue is offered free to qualified applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Addreas
D. L. Ureabitaha
Pres
Quincy
Illinois
Indiana Dems Open on Senate Corruption Claims
At the Indiana Democratic convention B F Shively assailed Republican senators Mitchell Burton and Platt for alleged public land grabbing and misuse of office. He charged Mitchell with promoting a 300000 acre transfer to private hands and Burton with peddling state post offices for personal gain. Platt and a long time Delaware figure were cited in the broader critique.
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Tndianapolis
B. F. Shively
Indiana
United State
Mitchell
Ble
United States
Nebraska
Burton
Kansas
Platt
Flax Seed for Spring Seeding and More Seed Mix
Flax seed available for spring seeding on terms to approved buyers. Full line of grass and field seed also offered. Inquiries at the uptown store or at Elevator Co. 19st Propies Elevator Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Propies Elevator Co
Salt River Packet voyage from Butler to Salt River head
The Gotleft boat with Gabe as deck hand sails from Butler landing at seven p.m. on Saturday May 26 toward the Salt River head. Captain Peeser and Pilot Johney lead an experienced crew among many raw seamen while a large Butler crowd bids farewell, offering to fund the trip to ensure a straight vote back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabe
Rich Hill Review
Gotleft
Butler
Salt River
Peeser
Johney
Cantrell
Missouri Democratic Platform Supports Corporate Restraint
The Missouri Democratic state convention platform denounces corporate influence and favors anti corruption measures. It condemns monopolistic wealth, endorses municipal ownership, calls for same day primaries, and supports public utility regulation while praising Gov. Folk and Sen. Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
C. C. Dickinson
Henry County
Resolutions Committee
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Bryans
Missouri
Bilas Woodson
J. W. Folk
William J. Stone
Troops and Miners Clash in Ernest Mine Conflict
Indiana Pennsylvania June 11 report describes a confrontation between struck Jefferson county miners marching behind a band and state constabulary troops at Ernest, five miles from Indiana. A miner fired a pistol. constables replied with a volley, killing two miners and wounding six others. Injured were taken to a hospital. no further trouble expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ernest
Jefferson County
State Constabulary
Meanest Man Sends Editor Photo Of Fine Strawberries
Local Montgomer y county residents report a man nicknamed Meanest Man sent an editor a photograph showing a very fine box of strawberries. The image sparked curiosity about the sender’s motives and local reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Kansas
Woman misreads gloves on Market streetcar
A woman on Market Street car mistook silk stockings for long sleeved black gloves and displayed them proudly to fellow passengers. While she admired her purchase, others reacted with amusement as she realized the mix up, exposing a humorous wardrobe error.
Endurance fight in Ohio oil mine strike era
In Columbus on June 11 the Obito bituminous operators and the miners wage a drawn out struggle as 8,000 workers face a 5 percent wage assessment to fund 30,000 strikers. The national organization provides 220,000 weekly. In Richmond Indiana on June 4 Portland mail carrier Henry I Arbogast is suspended for 30 days for pernicious political activity with no specific offense listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Obito
Natione
Richmond
Ind
Henry I. Arbogast
Portland
Publisher Keeps Papers Going After Expiry Despite Delinquent Subscriptions
The country publisher explains why papers are continued past expiration for local subscribers. He argues small debts and personal relations justify not stopping delivery immediately, noting city papers may cut off but small towns keep sending unless asked to discontinue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalies
Schell
Lightning Fatality Near Stotts City, Mo
Edith Stutton daughter of T. J. Sutton a farmer living east of Stotts City was instantly killed yesterday when a lightning strike struck during the severe electrical storm while she was answering a telephone call for Farmers Mutual Telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stotts City
Edith Stutton
T. J. Sutton
Stotte City
Farmers’ Mutual
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Rhoda Stuttlebeam
Bunch, Iowa
Kent
J. M. Norris
Gem City Business College
Salt River Packet
Democratic
Ayer
de Sabin
the Country Publishers
Reason
Lake Park Springs
Chautauqua
Nevada
Dawson O
London
England
Nat M. Brighton, B.A Steele
Thos. McClary
Col
G. A. Gearhart
I. N. McCash, E. M. Robertson
Sam Jones
Richard P Hobson
Madatoe Thelows
Operatic Soprano
Meistera Quartett
Wilbur Star Concert Company
Midland Jubilee Singers
Rachinge Sisters
English Bell Ringers
Fred Hastings
Moving Pictures
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