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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1905

Page

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The Triumphs of Peruna for Women

Chronic ailments of women are attacked monthly by Peruna claims. Della Stroebe of Wisconsin reports improvement after starting Peruna and credits it with a full recovery. W P Hoffman of Kansas City describes relief from bearing down pains and headaches after use. M Brickner of Milwaukee confirms relief from headaches and dizziness. A $10,000 guarantee in Columbus Bank asserts testimonials are genuine.

W. P. Hoffman North 6Th Street Kansas City Kana Tam Lowe Peruna W. F. Hoffman Market Exchange Bank Columbus Ohio

Mrs E M Merald Credits Peruna For Health Restoration

Indianapolis woman member of A D Streight Circle of the Ladies of the G A R writes of overcoming four years of ovarian trouble without surgery. She says a druggist suggested Peruna and within weeks her aches and pains faded and she regained vigorous health. She thanks Dr Hartman and notes all correspondence is confidential.

E. M. Merald W. 28Th St Indianapolis Ind A. D. Streight Ladies of the G.A. R Peruna E. M. Oraid Dr. Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus

Jealous Husband Sentenced After Inferno Abuse

Mrs. Peter Majcherek with her baby in arms told Justice O'Donoghue of her husband’s cruelty in Chicago. He allegedly forced her to kneel on a pan of glowing coals and swear to false accusations about a Polish priest. Neighbors heard shrieks and aided the injured woman. the judge jailed Majcherek for 100 days and urged divorce.

The Chicago Tribune Peter Majcherek Justice O'Donoghue Majcherek

Johnny on Twins and the Compositon Challenge

A quirky student piece from Suecess Magazine mocks twin notions. Johnny notes a twin as a baby doubled, arriving around 4 33 in the morning as someone sleeps. He riffs on confusion for parents and mocks school life with playful lines about twins and punishment.

Johnny Suecess Magazine

Bucklens Arnica Balm Heals Burns Says Norfolk Man

Rivenbark Jr of Norfolk Virginia reports severe knee burn blistered but salve stopped pain and healed without a scar. Also advertised is healing for wounds and sores at 25 cents from Frank T. Clay’s druggist.

Arnica Balve Rivenbark, Jr Norfolk, Va Frank T. Clays

Richardson resigns as Jefferson City school head

Jefferson City Missouri April 29 Professor John W Richardson superintendent of the public schools here announces retirement this spring after six years in office He led the drive for a new school building costing 100000 Applications are being received statewide for the vacated post

Jefferson City John W. Richardson Thie Atlhis American Journal of Real Estate Kansas City Richard Aon

Gould Quits Union Pacific Directorship

George J. Gould resigns from the Union Pacific board amid reports he planned to leave if he pursued building the Western Pacific to connect his system with San Francisco. The resignation follows an understanding with controlling interests regarding this potential venture.

New York George J. Gould Union Pacific Railway Gould Union Pacific Union Pasific San Francisco

Electric Bitters Promised To Cure Malaria Fits

A testimonial touts Electric Bitters as a pure tonic that relieves malaria and ague with no quinine after effects. A letter from Henrietta Texas claims a brother recovered from malarial fever and jaundice after using the remedy sold by Frank T. Clay’s drug store at 50 cents.

Henrietta Tex Frank T. Clay

A Duke Replies On Carnegie Marriage Match

The Duke of Manchester visits New York and notes Andrew Carnegie’s remark preferring a coachman as a nephew-in-law. He compliments Carnegie on his sense of fitness and comments on feudal ideas, suggesting Britains’ democratic mind vs a feudal household. He praises Mrs Joves as the proper marriage for Nancy Carnegie.

New York Duke of Manchester England Andrew Carnegie Misa Nancy Carnegie James Heaver Mr. Carnegie Joves

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to Treat Burns and Cuts

A local plea extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for burns, cuts, sores, eczema, and boils. The ad touts its soothing action and claims rapid relief, urging readers to buy at Frank T. Clay’s Drug Store for 25 cents.

Bucklen Frank T. Clay

General Fitzhugh Lee Dies in Washington

General Fitzhugh Lee of Virginia died at Providence Hospital Washington at 11:20 AM after an apoplexy and paralysis attack while traveling from Boston to the capital His brother Daniel Lee and Drs Edie and Kean were present The great grandson of Light Horse Harry and nephew of Robert E Lee, he was born November 19 1835 at Clermont VA He served in the Confederate Army rising to major general and later held posts as governor of Virginia consul general at Havana military governor of Havana and commander of the Department of the Missouri He died at age 63 with his death following a sudden change after a period of relative improvement.

Washington Fitshugh Lee Virginia Providence Hospital Boston Daniel Lee Edie Kean Fitzhugh le Henry Lee Harry Robert E Lee Confederate States Sidney Smith Lee United States Navy Fitzhugh Lee Clermont Fairfax County Weat Point Confederacy Ewell First Virginia Cavalry Winchester Cavalry Corps Army of Northern Virginia Meade Lee Havana Cleveland McKinley Spain Seventh Army Corps Department of the Missouri

Youth Must Stay Sober

Cincinnati Ohio April 31 Under the peculiar provisions of his mother's will which was filed here today Harry Clawson will have for life the income from 50000 if for three years he shall have behaved himself and shall have led a sober industrious life The will provides on the other hand that should my said son misbehave himself by drinking and loafing before that time shall arrive he is to have an income of 5 per week for life On his death the estate is to go to charity.

Cincinnati Ohio Harry Clawson

When Coughs and Colds Kill Without a Cure

An Oaklankon Indiana reader recalls his wife “had the consumption” and doctors failed until she used Dr. Kings New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. The note promises relief in one dose, guarantees prices at 50c and 1, with trial bottles free from Frank T. Clay, druggist.

F. J. Huntly Oaklankon Ind Dr. Kings Frank T. Clay

The Wife Excerpt on a Wife as Blessing and Partner

A long excerpt extols the wife as riches and treasure from God, the true counselor and comfort through health and illness. It frames marital unity as life’s core, noting beauty fades but love and devotion remain steadfast, guiding couples through life’s voyage together with enduring affection.

Grove's Taste Less Chill Tonic Ad Celebrates 25 Years

An aged advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a 25 year old product. It claims the formula combines iron and bumine in a tasteless form, promising no cure and no pay, priced at 50 cents.

Ten Miners Die When Rope Breaks In Mine Shaft

In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania April 26 ten miners died when the rope broke as they were lowered into the Conyngham mine. The carriage fell 400 feet and lives were lost, leaving bodies buried under wreckage. Hundreds were in the mine but escaped through other openings. Names of victims not known.

Wilkesbarre Conyngham

Youthful Mrs Cleveland at Welles college luncheon

Mrs Grover Cleveland attended the annual luncheon of the Welle college alumnae at Sherry's in New York on April 24. Dressed in a brown tailor gown with a pale blue waist she exuded youth and charm. She laughed at a remark by Japan's Consul General Uchida about there being no old maids in Japan and the expected postwar shift in the gender balance.

New York Grover Cleveland Welle College Sherry’s Japan Uchida

Actress dives to rescue companion in Cut Off Lake

Miss Maude Dayton, an actress, plunged into Cut Off Lake near Omaha to save Miss Maude Oakley who fell in. Dayton fought a hard struggle and was exhausted after bringing Oakley to shore. Dayton is en route to Kansas City after the incident.

Omaha

New Life Pills Promise Relief at Local Drug Store

A vintage ad touts Lemalicins and Dr Ki 7 New Life Pills as cures for stomach and liver troubles. The copy promotes Frank T. Clay's drug store and a 25 cent guarantee, urging readers to try the remedy.

Lemalicins Aoe

Magnificent Wall Chart Offer With The Republic

The Republic of St. Louis offers a FREE set of three wall charts with a one year subscription to The Twice-A-Week Republic and Farm Progress. Charts include world map state maps of Missouri to Oklahoma, US map, Alaska and territories, plus a Russo Japanese war district map and presidential portraits. The HOME library chart lists county indexes, post offices, rail lines, population, and more. Limited to 60 days. Address Map Department The Republic St. Louis.

Republic St. Louis Yeat Farm Progress Farm and Home Journal Arso The Missouri Illinois Arkansas Kansas Texas Indian Territory Oklahoma United States Alaska Philippines Porto Rico Hawaii Panama Canal Washington Roosevelt Home Library St. Lab Tio

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Miss Della Stroebe Wis Poruna M. Brickner 99Th Street Milwaukee Della Stroebe Appleton Hoffman North 6Th St Kane FU Brickner Milwaukee, Wis J. W. Richardson Carnegie Gen. Lee Mrs. Cleveland Castoria OmMce W. B. Starks McMullen’s Butler W. J. McCaninch Western Veterinary College Kansas City, Mo Cannon Feed Yard
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