Peruna Testimonials From Readers Across States
In letters from Missouri Illinois Michigan and Chicago readers report long standing health issues including catarrh and stomach trouble, claiming Peruna cured them after trying multiple remedies and diets. Endorsers include Jacob L Davis of Galena A E Kidd an architect of Chicago and D C Prosser of Shelby Michigan with varying illness histories and recovery notes.
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Jacob L. Davis
Galena
St#e county
A. E. Kidd
Jefferson Ave
Chicago
Thad
Perona
What is an egg anyhow a tariff tale
Treasury trouble follows a poultry tariff ruling over eggs and frogs. Sioux City poultry fancier G F Staater sent two dozen Black Orpington eggs from England, valued at 100 dollars, with 25 dollars in duties. The case cites Secretary Shaw's frog ruling and argues eggs should be duty free for hatching. the department held eggs are not. Staater considers appealing further as Iowa reports seek reopening.
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Washington
Treasury Department
G F Staater
Sioux City
Staater
England
Stanser
Shaw
Stanter
Iowa
Ite
Black newspapers printed with white ink proposed
Appleton Wisconsin May 11 artificial black ink white ink paper debate suggests black newsprint on white ink could preserve forests cut pulp costs by millions and cut paper prices by half nonwood stock could be used while white paper needs spruce or hemlock proposal to be reviewed after congressional inquiry in Washington with eastern publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Wis
Wisconsin
Congressional Investigation
Washington
Bates Co. Boy Sees Fleet in California
Alva Brown writes his sister of the 16 US battleships arriving in California in April 1908. He describes the fleet's entry into San Diego and Los Angeles, pay aboard ships, spectacle of searchlights, shore leave, discipline, and the huge consumption of meat eggs and butter. He notes the Connecticut and Kentucky details, the fleet’s voyage to San Pedro Long Beach and Santa Barbara, and ascribes pride to California's welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Evsie
U.S
San Diego
San Pedro
Long Beach
Connecticut
Kentucky
Harbor Gate
Los Angeles
Ega
Packie
Alice
Atlantic Coast
Tsat
Scatter
Not & Cent
San Francisco
Southern California
Redone
Venice
Ocean Park
Santa Monica
Santa Barbara
Santa Cruz
Minnesota
New York
Japan
Phillipine Islands
California
Higher Self Developments Split Couple in Thought Reform
A speaker advocates the higher self philosophy undermining orthodox religion, prompting a wife to recount how her husband abandoned their marriage to pursue this path. She laments the painful split and argues that true love and duty forbid abandoning a faithful spouse for spiritual experiments. The piece condemns such detachments as cruel.
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Just Circle
Alwaye
Hub
Blien
Campaign funding alleged to sway elections
A newspaper letter accuses Metropolitan Street Railway Company director Ryan of a 200000 contribution to a campaign to block Bryan’s nomination. It argues funds were advance payments for future government contracts, offering a charged critique of political corruption and party control.
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Ryan
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Linendroth
Yan
Bryan
Democratic Party
City Clerk Shortage Revealed in Mobile Shortfall
Expert accountant employed by Mayor P. J. Lyons found a 29900 shortage in the books of ex City Clerk B. B. Owen. This marks a second shortage in a month after Assistant City Clerk Conway Penny admitted taking 2800. Shortage dates back from 1903 to 1906 and a bonding company from Baltimore handled the first sum. A special general council meeting was called to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
P. J. Lyons
B. B. Owen
Conway Penny
Baltimore
General Council
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Peruna
David Meek
J.M. Norris
Catterlin
Butler
Alva Brown
Cal
Missoni
EL Ena Wheelen Wildon
Audieune
Aman
Caliaiy
Altea
Beemusy
Allvich
Clortten
Ayer
Ayer Co
Lowell, Ness
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