Queen of Actresses Praises Peruna in Cal Welcome
An endorsement from a leading actress lauds Peruna as a digestion aiding tonic that strengthens nerves. The testimonial claims stomach catarrh relief, improved digestion, and renewed strength after years of illness. The ad warns against nervines and sleep medicines, asserting Peruna addresses root cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meruna
J.C. Jamison
Marchant Street
Watsonville
Cal
Peruna
Pardon for James D. Eggleston Linked to Roosevelt Action
President Roosevelt signs a conditional pardon for James D. Eggleston, son of a Pacific Express Company president, transferring him from Leavenworth to his father and then to a private sanitarium. The case draws criminology and insanity treatment interest after a childhood skull fracture altered his behavior and led to counterfeiting charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekington
Roosevelt
James D. Eggleston
James Eggleston
Pacific Express Company
Young Eggleston
Ss. Elizabeth Hospital
Snane
Leavenworth
Kas
Eggleston
Tnsane
United States
Europe
Bonaparte
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Pill Ad Mentioned
An OCR fragment notes DeWitt's Little Early Risers and mes little pills sold by C. W. es8, indicating a small medicine advertisement or listing with unclear seller name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
C. W
Mistah Middleman and the riddle of feathered fates
In Harper's Weekly the Burnt Cork Circle riffs on a joke about a storekeeper who improves and a man who selects feathers for sofa pillows. Mr Bones jokes that the difference lies in picking up versus picking down. Mr T N Orr will sing a ballad about a marriage and a Marcel Wave.
Stone to Open Campaign July 16 in Missouri Speech
Senator William J. Stone announced his campaign opening speech will be on Thursday July 16 at Marshall Missouri with local committee notice of that date. The plan follows the Denver National Convention and Stone will use time before Denver to prepare. Event aims to draw large crowds and may affect travel from Howard Lafayette and other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
William J. Stone
Senate
Marshall
Denver
Stone
Howard
Lafayette
Sallee
Chariton
Johnson
Jackson
Missouri
Columbia
Democratic Party
Folk Criticized by Ex Representative Walmeley over Missouri Resources
St Clair Democrat reports ex representative Walmeley of Kansas City harshly criticizes Missouri leader Folk for repealing game laws and weakening wildlife protection. He accuses Folk of destroying natural resources, betraying Butler, and boasting in Washington while conceding pollution of state laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Walmeley
Kansas City
Missouri
Washington
Tote
Butler
St. Louise
Miesouri
Time to Call a Halt from Western Exploitation
The piece argues that the center of financial power lies in the east and that financiers scorn legitimate industry. Western states are viewed as fields for exploitation, with Americans seen as laborers. It claims signs point to a halt through voters’ ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Chicago Journal
Bryan Strong There Denver Aids Democratic Convention
Col Red W Fleming reports Denver plans for the Missouri delegation at the Democratic national convention opening July 7. The Savoy rooms serve as headquarters while downtown lighting schemes and glass framed trolley poles will illuminate streets. The new Auditorium will seat 12 500 with John I Martin as sergeant at arms and Hunt Moore assisting. Hotels expected to provide ample lodging for the anticipated large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Colorado
Col
Red W. Fleming
Denver
Missouri
Savoy Hubiel
Missouri Delenation
Missouri Dowce Vrata
Wl A Rothwell
National Cometveenan
Col Fleming
Convent Loy
John I. Martin
St.outs
Hunt Moore
One of Bill Nye's on Peter Minuit's 1626 sale
In The National Magazine Bill Nye notes the 1626 purchase of Manhattan by Peter Minuit for twenty four dollars. He reflects on the outrageous value and the ancestors who might react, while recounting how Native Americans traded the island for trinkets and rum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Minuit
Bill Nye
New York
Manhattan Island
Ayer’s Hair Vigor Promises Four Strong Results
The advertisement promotes Ayer's Hair Vigor with four claims. It stops hair loss, stimulates hair growth, cures dandruff, and keeps the scalp healthy. It calls the product a regular hair-food and the secret of its success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
The Coming National Election Preview
The article surveys the 1908 presidential race with two major parties set to convene soon. It notes no clear winner, cites past election patterns, and lists prominent figures with their ages including Cannon, Gray, Harmon, Foraker, Taft, Bryan, and Johnson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marker
Democratic Party
Enemiler
Joseph UG. Cannon
Eorge Gray
Judson Harmon
Joseph B. Foraker
L«lfe Vy
A Bachelor Soliloquy Seeks Wed or Not
A Youths Magazine verse muses on marriage versus bachelor life. The speaker weighs remaining single and deterring romantic prospects for a time against marriage and risking disappointing one woman for life. The satirical tone mocks social expectations of courtship.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pervina
Julia Marlowe
Jekyll
Hyde
J.M. Norris
Catterlin
Harper's Weekly
Willy
St. Clair
K. O
Kansas City Journal
the Post
Lvelong
Bryan Strong
Democratic
K. C
the National Magazine
SAVON
Clay
Song
Mato Oy
Clyers
Columbia Herald
Cleveland
Town
Sss
Heartteon
Harrison
Tsim McKinley
Sandie Bryan
Lom McKinley
Parker
Tosal Ig L
Youth's Magazine
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!