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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
1
Weghbad pat and others praise Peruna for colds and catarrh in children and adults. Letters from Mrs Brockman and families claim Peruna protects households, prevents illness, and cures conditions like sore throats laryngitis and croup. No narcotics, safe with printed directions, and no drug habit. Medical advice offered.
An advertisement extols Peruna as a trusted remedy for winter and summer illnesses in children. It emphasizes a mother's sympathy and cites praise from numerous mothers across the United States for Peruna’s quick relief of catarrhal symptoms and related ailments. It urges reading a booklet by Ter-dlachman on the health of life.
Dr J M Norris specializes in catarrh and its effect on ears throat and lungs. Those needing glasses can have free vision tests and properly fitted eyewear. Office on the south side over Elmer Dixon's store. Hours 9 am to 4 pm.
Gem City Business College in Quincy Illinois promotes itself as the largest and most successful business college in America. It lists 20 teachers, 1400 students, and a college building valued at $106,000. Courses include bookkeeping shorthand penmanship and banking. Bracco Address, Quincy.
A St Paul man Edward Otto credits Perrnas Peruna with saving his oldest boy after multiple doctors failed. He states the family keeps Peruna in the house and no doctor is required. He emphasizes many homes use Peruna over twenty years and asserts it contains no narcotics.
The late Colonel G. M. Casey's Tebo Lawn Shorthorn cattle sold in the stock pavilion at the stock yards. The 209 head brought a total of 63,837.50 dollars, surpassing farm expectations by 13,000. Average per lot was 857.75 dollars, with eleven bulls averaging 1,101 dollars. "Choice Goods" led at 5,500 dollars. Import cows sold for 2,000 and 2,150 dollars to buyers Milton Jones and Captain A. E. Leonard, respectively.
A farmer adopts a split log drag to improve the road adjoining his property. The writer asserts that if all farmers were progressive and public spirited, Texas could boast the best dirt road system in the Union. The device is affordable and widely attainable, with Grayson county already showing positive results.
Beasts win 4 to 0 in a short AIA contest. The game featured aggressive defense and decisive offense, with key plays from standout players and a solid showing by the midfield.
The article extols Perang and Formna as vital to child health, saying benefits to American youth are immeasurable. It notes chronic ailments prevented and suffering mitigated, praising mothers for passing trust in these remedies to their children as they grow into adults and heads of families.
Missouri supreme court en banc ruled sections 64 and 66 of the Walmsley game and fish law unconstitutional. Fines collected for violations must go to the county public school fund, not the state treasury or game warden fund. The case involved A Weber of Jackson County fined $50 and paid to the county treasurer. The mandamus sought to force transfer to the state treasury.
A brief note recalls how during Cuban and Philippine campaigns health was the main concern for soldiers and the nation. The message reflects on medical care and welfare as a key duty of wartime leadership.
E Benjamin Andrews chancellor of the University of Nebraska spoke in Denver on Bryan's Democratic nomination. He said no scenario could derail Bryan's bid unless unforeseen events occur and that a Roosevelt Bryan contest would be a strong omen given their characters, though Andrews doubts Roosevelt would accept the nomination after his stated stance.
The supreme court in session held that Cass county township organization was legally adopted and William Russell is the legal assessor of Grand River township. It notes township organization began in Cass county in 1880 and was readopted on petition after the law changes, with the attorney general pursuing removal of Roseal but the case focuses on adoption validity and assessor designation.
An old advertising claim promoting a cold cure titled To Cure a Cold in One Day. It advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets with a money back guarantee if it fails. The packaging notes E. W Grove's on each box and a price of 25.
President Roosevelt at the White House declared that Bryan will be the Democratic nominee in 1908 and that the only Republican who can defeat him is William H. Taft the secretary of war.
This old health advertisement proclaims Grove’s Tasteless Iron and Quinine tonic as a proven tonic with iron and quinine in a tasteless form. It promises no cure, no pay and claims the product has stood the test for 25 years.
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