Peruna Faithful Housewives Endorsement in Ads
A collection of testimonial excerpts praising Peruna medicine from housewives and families across the United States. The letters claim Peruna eases stomach trouble catarrh and other ailments, with patients attributing long term health benefits to Dr. Hartman’s remedy. Weighs family use and personal anecdotes as evidence of effectiveness.
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Nolen
Gem
Peruna
Augusta Pauline Orhs
R. F. DD
North English
Iowa
Lanvin
Hartman
Lis
OKLA WHISKY SIGNAGE INFURIATES OKLAHOMA DISTILLERS
In Muskogee on May 18 a report notes contractors for Oklahoma liquor contracts erect banners along the Arkansas border claiming OK Whisky as the official state brand. Western distributors previously involved with the contract had run campaigns in the state but now refrain from inside advertising, using the state deal as endorsement.
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Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma
Commonwealthe
Arkansas
Nquor
Oklahoma to ban whiskey ads using state name
Prohibitionists protest the use of Oklahoma in national whisky ads claiming it brands the state as the official whisky. State officers have been alerted and may take action to cancel contracts if distillers persist.
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Oklahoma
Drowning At Annapolis Claims Midshipman Lucas
Midshipman Arthur Linford Lucas of Cleveland Ohio died after a 16 foot canvas canoe capsized near the Santee dock at the Naval Academy. Fellow midshipman Carl D Hibbard of Northfield Minnesota nearly drowned while attempting the rescue and helped recover Lucas's body within an hour.
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Annapolis
Arthur Linford Lucas
Cleveland
Carl D Hibbard
Northfield
Minn
Academy
Santee Dock
Lucas
Midchipman Hibbard
A Californian’s Luck and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Story
Charlies F. Budabn of Tracy California claims the luckiest day of his life came when he bought Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Two 25c boxes cured a long standing piles condition with no other treatment. Sold under guarantee at Frank T. Clay’s drag store.
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Bucklen
Charlies F. Budabn
Tracy
California
Frank T. Clay
Name the Farm Promotes Professional Respect for Farm Identity
Warrensburg Star notes that Farm Stock and Home argues a named farm and writer’s bold address on letterhead elevates perception. A farm business gains enterprise, progress, and credibility, encouraging careful consideration, prompt attention, and courteous treatment from professionals.
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Warrensburg Star
DeWits Kidney and Bladder Pill Promoted by Local Seller
Mr John Riha of Vinlog In saga states he has sold DeWit's Kidney and Bladder Pill for about a year and claims it gives better satisfaction than any pill sold. The product is distributed by C W Hees.
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John Riha
Vinlog
Saga
DeWit
C. W. Hees
Water Spilled Over One Million in Iowa Oil Stock
At the Standard Oil Company of Iowa annual meeting in Blaffa on May 15 the capital stock was cut from 1,000,000 to 1,000 and debt limit from 666,666 to 66,666. Des Moines' M Storer and New York's Charlee T White cast the whole vote. Officials say move aims to dodge taxes as Iowa tightens corporate taxation. The firm began in 1885.
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Council Blaffa
Standard Oil Company of
Iowa
M. Storer
Des Moines
Charlee T. White
Broadway
New York
Exposed the Golden Circle feature in Civil War tale
Chicago on May 15 Felix Grundy Stidger exposer of the Golden Circle who died at his home will be buried today. He served as a secret service man in the last two years of the Civil War and rose to a chief officer in the Knights of the Golden Circle a secret order aiming to forge a slave state around the Gulf of Mexico. The group spread castles north of the Ohio river and in 1864 attempted an Indianapolis demonstration dubbed the Battle of Pogue's Tun before Gov Mor ton helped dissolve the faction. The order later retitled itself as the Order of American Knights and Sons of Liberty with leaders like Clemens Vallandingham.
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Chicago
Felix Grundy Stidger
Grant
Richmond
Stidger
Knights of the Golden Circle
Sit
Gulf of Mexico
Cubs
Elands
Central America
Thio River
Ohio
Indiana
United States Grand
Indianapolis
Pogue's Tun
Oliver P. Morton
Order of American Koighte
Sons of Liberty
Clemens Vallandingham
Vallandingham
Knights
South
Dr King’s New Life Pills Sold With Gold Value Claim
Cedar View Mississippi merchant LB G Stewart says customers who buy a box of Dr King’s New Life Pills get value equal to gold in weight for constipation malaria or biliousness. Sold under guarantee at F T Clay’s drug store 25c.
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G. Stewart
Cedar View
Miss
Dr. King
Warlike Shoes in Comic Exchange at Store
A Chicago News excerpt depicts a polite clerk offering a bayonet collar while Uncle Hezekiah, wiping his brow with a red handkerchief, declines and boasts gun metal shoes and non ball suspends, claiming they are warlike enough for an old man.
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Sonny
Uncle Hezekiah
Chicago News
Court cases dominate session with felonies and liquor charges
Circuit Court ended a lengthy session with guilty verdicts in two cases. Sly Nichola was convicted of carrying concealed weapons after about fifty witnesses testified, with a $50 fine plus costs. Elmer Simpson was found guilty of felonious assault and fined $20 plus costs for an incident involving a heavy whip while on horseback. John Garrison’s liquor sale case was dismissed in abatement, and two liquor charges against Almer Leo and O. Sears resulted in fines of $25 and $40 respectively. The report notes editorial debate in the Kansas City Journal over political money and Morran’s nomination, referencing a 1000 election contribution linked to Metropolitan Street Railway.
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Sly Nichola
Nich Hill
Panama
Luncen
W. C Jackson
Costa
Ve. Elmer Simpson
Wuilby
Simpson
Max Werner
John Garrison
Svate We Almerleo
S. Walls
Wre
Coats
O. Sears
Commmonce
Kansas City Journal
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Morran
Bryan
Journal
Ryan
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
New York
Representative Tawney Warns of Treasury Peril
Commoner Tawney of Minnesota, chairman of the appropriation committee, told the House that a fiscal year end surplus could vanish with a projected deficit, risking treasury insolvency and possible issuance of indebtedness certificates. He criticized Congress for higher spending, questioning the Republican label as the business party.
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Tawney
Minnnesota
House of Representatives
Congress
Iss
Rpublican Party
Snake Bite Remedy Reported in Appleton Cley History
In a note attributed to Izaak Walton followers, Klein cites a salt brine remedy for snake bites during a severe drought era. The method prescribes drinking large amounts of salty liquid, then applying a salt poultice to the wound after abrading the skin to aid penetration. The Oklahoma Journal notes travel salts as historic antidotes.
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Izaak Walton
Appleton Cley
Hill Klein
Okla. Journal
Maryland Crime Note Sparks Racial Sentence Debate
A Maryland report notes a convicted assailant, a Black man, received a penitentiary sentence rather than harsher punishment after an assault on a white woman. The piece reflects tensions over race and penalty severity in state justice.
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Maryland
For the Children and Ayer's Sarsaparilla Ad
An old medical ad urges parents to bolster children with grit courage and strength while promoting Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and general health aid. It appeals to readers to choose the tonic for robust growth and vitality.
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Ayer
Local Notes and Obituaries From Community Briefs
A testy local notice section reports on deaths and birthdays near Awron and Teter Creek with Mrs. John C. Gragw's death on May 6 after a paralytic stroke. District No. 3 votes to keep the old schoolhouse. Nev J A Smith’s son Joe suffers brain trouble and is in serious condition at his father’s home. several residents attend social visits in Wrockington and Kansas City.
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Rank Miller
Kansas City
Lim Parete
Awron
F.C. Tyer
J. A. Douglas
Wrockington
John C. Gragw
Teter Creek
Wife Divorces Governor in Kalamazoo Court
Jarlee Adams granted a divorce decree in Kalamazoo on May 11 dissolving Mrs Clare Wack's marriage to William Pack governor of Mati Traviave Philippines. She claimed coercion to entertain in the Philippines with objectionable associates linked to political reasons. She did not allege her husband’s immorality.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Jarlee Adams
Clare Wack
William Pack
Mati Traviave Phillipines
Jack
Philippines
The World's Best Climate and a Cure All
The article claims climate cures disease with fevers at high elevations malaria at lower levels and prescribes Electric Bitters as the remedy for malaria jaundice biliousness fever ague and general debility. Sold with guarantee at F T Clay's drug store for 50 cents.
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F. T. Clay
Don t Spit Notice From State Board of Health
The State Board of Health bulletin posted in depots bans spitting on floors to stop the spread of consumption influenza coughs and other diseases said to kill 10 000 annually in Missouri Trainmen are urged to warn passengers and enforce a five dollar penalty for violations.
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State Board of Health
Missouri
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