Peruna praised by readers across North America
Several readers from Nashville Ontario and Cleveland report personal relief from ailments attributed to Peruna. Mrs. Tressie Nelson says it restored energy after five years of chronic pains and headaches. Mrs. Lacelle describes back and headache relief after nine months of suffering. Mrs. Kliner credits ongoing good health and absence of pain since starting Peruna.
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Mra
Tressie Nelson
North Sth Ave
Nashville
Tenn
Peruna
Joseph Lacelle
Bronson St
Ottawa
East
Ontario
Canada
M. Kliner
Cleveland
Ohio
Character witnesses and a governor candidate Cowherd
The piece discusses character witnesses in law and presents Cowherd’s strong local support. It notes his vast endorsement by voters in his city and party across Missouri, highlighting his legal practice, bench respect, and long public service as evidence of his standing.
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Missouri
Commonwealth
Cuisene
Mr. Cowherd
Cowherd
Darb
William S. Cowherd a Democratic governor nominee
The Democratic nominee for Governor of Missouri, William S. Cowherd, is praised for steadfast devotion to what he believes is right and a broad liberal mind. He is portrayed as a fitting successor to a chair held by many Democratic predecessors and is expected to carry duty and ability to the executive role, brushing aside petty technicalities when they do not reflect the people’s will.
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Missouri
William S. Cowherd
Would Mortgage the Farm
A farmer from Rural Route 2 Emwire Ga W A Floyd says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured his two worst sores on hand and eye socket, claiming he would mortgage the farm to get it. The ad notes the salve sells for 25 cents at Frank T Clay’s drug store.
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Emwire
Floyd
Bucklen
Frank T. Clay
Republican Claim Disproved by Vernon County Farmer
Al Comstock, a prominent Vernon County farmer and stockman, was outraged by a Fr Scott paper report claiming he would vote for Taft and sway others. He was in Nevada when told and says he will vote for Bryan and work to elect him.
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Fr. Scott
al Comatock
Vernon County
Taft
Comatock
Nevada
Comstock
Bryan
Nevada Mail
A Healthy Family
The article centers on family wellness with quotes from L A Route 1, Gator, and Mal Matos about a new ease in daily life. Names suggest regional figures discussing healthier routines and community support.
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L. A
Quotes and quips from state papers on politics and famine
A collage of editorials and remarks from Missouri papers reflecting on political figures and events. Roosevelt and Foraker are cited in mock dialogue, Maine’s election swing, Hitchcock’s campaign timing, New York bankers opposing bank deposits, seaweed as future fodder, and cholera’s toll as Rosalyn’s plight deepens.
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New York
Memphis Democrat
Strong support for Stone by Hale Hustler-Leader
The Hale Hustler-Leader backed Ball for Governor but now strongly supports Stone. The paper argues Folk supporters misread voting shifts implying Ball’s backers will transfer to the Governor race. It praises Stone as a leading U S Senator and a credit to Massachusetts.
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Ball
Stone
Hale
United States Senate
American medicinal roots praised by medical writers
The piece extols American forests for valuable medicinal plants and notes that indigenous knowledge guided early settlers. Dr. Pierce argues American medicinal roots can cure obstinate heart diseases and other conditions, with a free booklet from Buffalo, New York, promising astonishing cures for women’s ailments.
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Pierce
E. ¥. Plercs
Buffalo
N. Y
Political Sledges and Oddities From The Onlooker
The piece lampoons Senator Foraker and Colonel Bryan with satirical asides on campaign antics. It mocks Republican bluster, mentions Ferdinand P. Earle and an alleged second-wife whipping, and lampoons party leaders, pledging a special meeting to install Foraker in a fanciful lodge. The tone is caustic and humorous.
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Senator Foraker
Order
Aii
Ball Men For Stone in Midorado San
Hon J H Davidson explains Ball supporters back Stone for U S Senator. He cites voting for Ball for governor, support for Folk previously, and urges democratic precedent. Davidson argues Stone’s record and ability merit confirmation, while noting likely Republican and Hadley dynamics.
Stone Support Letter From Cedar County Democrat
A Cedar County Democrat writes the Eldorado Sun praising W J Stone for U S Senate. He argues Gov Folk should wait to run for the Senate seat. Stone has fought democracy for over twenty years and deserves reelection. He notes past support for Ball and Cowherd and mentions voting for Grover Cleveland and William Jennings Bryan.
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Cedar County
The
Eldorado Sun
the Sun
U. S
W. J. Stone
Gov. Folk
Warner
Senator Stone
D. A. Ball
Mr. Cowherd
Grover Cleveland
W. J. Bryan
Stopping Fence Climbers with Wing Tying Method
A historical note discusses preventing fence climbing by tying wings rather than clipping. It mentions turkeys and chickens, their tendency to fly over high fences, and describes a wing tying technique as an alternative to wing clipping, with cautious remarks on harm.
How Woman Infatuates Man in American Magazine
In an October American Magazine essay by Professor W. T. Thomas of Chicago University, the author argues women wield a unique morality of personal and bodily conduct. He claims women subtly enforce standards, using modesty, coquetry, indifference, and occasional boldness to court and influence men, while men do the courting.
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W. 1. Thomas
Chicago University
Thomas
Subic
Iso
Dreer
Edison’s Glowing Prophecy on Aerial Travel
Pittsburg Dispatch reports Thomas A Edison predicts rapid advances in air travel within five years with faster transatlantic flights and even a 40 hour North Pole trip. He envisions Wright brothers type planes and electric storage batteries expanding ordinary life, while noting cautious observers doubt full changes before longtime promises arrive. A local note adds a schoolyard accident in Papinville, with a girl injured but recovering.
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Thomas A. Edison
Edson
New York
du Paris
North Pole
DeWitt's Early Risers Liver Pills Sold by Hees
DeWitt's Little Early Risers liver pills are offered for sale by C. W. Hees. The advertisement markets the well known remedy to readers seeking digestive support and a liver regimen.
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DeWitt
C. W. Hees
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Mas, Tressie Nelson
the Missouri Press
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Hfe
Kansas City Times
Tals
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Roosevelt
Springtiia
Maine
Palmyra
Hitchcock
Thiele
Joplin Newa- Herald
Milwaukee
Louisiana
Preac-Journal
Crane
Kansas City Post
St. Joseph
Republic
Ferdinand P. Earle
New York Lane
Bronx Park
Edison
Pittsburg
Wrighs Brothers
Biron
Edison Cannes
Tweelay
Chas. Vogt
Papinville
Dr. Shows
Rockville
Ayer
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