Peruna Should Be Kept In Every Household
Testimonial letters from Norfolk Virginia and others praise Peruna as a household remedy for catarrh and related ailments in children and adults. Readers claim it prevents illness, aids recovery, and provides no narcotics while noting it should be on hand for family use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pernna
Hut
Perone
J. C. Sterting
Howard Andrew Sterner
Canal Street
Gix Familion
Peruna
When Sickness Comes to the Little Ones
An old period piece extols Peruna as a remedy for child illnesses and catarrhal conditions. Mothers across the United States praise its quick help for coughs and colds, citing testimonials and family use while urging others to try the product.
Peruna praised by Appleton resident in letter
Mrs. F Brockman of 613 Meade Street Appleton Wisconsin reports relief from catarrh after taking Peruna. She mentions a two year old baby and her husband also use Peruna for colds and thanks the company for the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Brockman
Meade Street
Appleton, Wis
Peruna
FP. Brockman
Dr J M Norris Specialist Advertises Eye Ear Throat Care
Dr J M Norris specialist offers treatment for catarrh and ear throat and lung conditions. Glasses available with free eye tears and proper fitting. Office on the South Side over Elmer Dixon's store. Hours 9 am to 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Dixon’s
Calico Dresses Favored For School Girl Graduates
Chicago June 24 Calico dresses for high school girl graduates are favored as the Board of Education may mandate uniform attire to spare poorer students humiliation. An organization of high school teachers began planning to standardize coats and materials for graduation outfits, aiming to rally teachers and pupils to compel official action.
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Chicago
Board of Education
No Doctor Required: Endorsement for Peruna by Edward Otto
Letter from Edward Otto of St Paul Minnesota praising Peruna as a cure for his oldest son after failures with several doctors. He states Peruna saved his family from further illness and that no doctor is needed since using Peruna. The piece argues Peruna has helped children for twenty years and urges mothers to nurture belief in the remedy.
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New Martineville
W. Way
Farry
Peruna
W.¥. Devine
Vernon
United States
Hiatoek
Antwort Jowr
Alte
God Poruna
Roti
Anyboty
Carr
Edward Otto
de Soto Street
St. Paul, Minn
Perrns
Sare
Eadm
Peruma
Edward Ojio
Chaos Over Russia Mutiny and Arrests Shake St Petersburg
A Kiev dispatch reports 500 sapper battalion troops overpowered sentries, with three killed and sixty wounded. Two hundred fifty arrested, 193 mutineers fled. Bombs found in Selengi barracks. Blue Hussars sent to Warsaw with commander and eighty men detained. Five hundred arrests in 8% Petersburg, plus 27 officers jailed for sedition. Prisons hold 6,500 prisoners, many political. Dr. Dubrevin thanks the czar for ending the criminal Douma and warns of armed factions.
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St Petersburg
Kieff
Selenghi
Blue Hussars
Tearakoe Selo
Union of the Russian People
Douma
da Dubrevin
Hertsenstein
St. Petmerberg
Black Kid Robber Stages Holdup In Zigzags Near Wawona
In June 1906 near Wawona California the outlaw known as Black Kid held up two Yosemite Stage trips at the Zigzags in Madera county. He forced passengers to stand in the sun for an hour, used a Winchester rifle to cover them, and even let a victim photograph him after loot was taken from sixteen riders. The bandit later commandeered a watch, instructed a passenger to repay a driver, and departed with the haul amid staged calm dialogue. Rewards totaling 250 dollars and appeal to Governor Gillett were offered for his capture.
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Wawona
Cal
Mariposa County
Yosemite Stage and Turnpike Company
Madera
Gillett
Black Kid
Arthur Turner
Turner
Tim" Gordon
Francis 58
Eaton
Borton
Independence Daily Record Moves to Buckner
The Daily Record, published in Independence, will be moved to Buckner by editor and owner E. J. Daniel. He plans a weekly paper to replace the Buckner Tribune, which ceased publication last week. The move also involved Ts to Englewood, Kansas, by F. & Nipper, its owner.
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The
Daily Record
Independence
E. J. Daniel
Buckner
Buckner Tribune
Englewood
Kas
F. & Nipper
Holden Libel Suits Pitch Big Fortunes for Local Press
Holden newspaper men sue each other for libel and slander with claims of 5000 to 10000 dollars per plaintiff. Tatlow sues Dew brothers and Geo. Dew for 10000 each, plus punitive damages, while Dew heirs counterclaim, each alleging insult and hypocrisy through loud talk. The suits reflect bitter local journalism feuds and potential riches if successful.
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Holden
Hobart
The
Progress
K. H. Tatlow
Enterprise
Judge Rayhill
Warrensburg
Dew Bros
Holden Progress
Intereate
D. T. Boissean
O. Houta
Tatlow
Geo. A. Dew
Ed. M
Geo. E. Dew
Rev. Dew
The Real John Smith and His Romantic Legacy
The Planting of a Nation by Lynn Tew surveys Captain John Smith as a romantic yet contentious figure. It argues his writings mix truth with embellishment, yet his leadership and energy mark him as a premier early American pioneer, akin to a brash Andrew Jackson.
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John Smith
Smith
Andrew Jackson
Old Hickory
Lynn Tew
Outing Magazine
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Evith Deane
Merauae
Perung
Mothera
Statia Tate
J. M. Norris
Lossthia
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Holden Newspaper
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