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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1908
Page
8
Testimonials from everyday life by women ill with constipation rheumatism kidney trouble bronchitis and catarrhal conditions praising Peruna as a reliable remedy. They claim relief and urge others to use Peruna citing widespread approval from suffering women.
A collection of testimonials extols Peruna as a cure for chronic catarrh and related ailments. Mrs. Clara L. Miller praises its effects on nerves and health, while others report relief from nervousness, sleeplessness, asthma, and constipation after using Peruna and Hartman remedies.
The November issue features a Turkish sultan sketch claiming ruthless actions against thieves and grafters, Ida Tarbell’s Chicago piece praising the city, Edwin Booth’s noted night of burning papers, and essays on youth, fashion psychology, and uplifting farmers with fiction by O Henry and others.
Fragmented reading from an old newspaper column sells Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for weak nervous and run down women. It lists ingredients and endorsements by medical authorities, offers a free booklet, and urges moral home life and religious households. Also includes testimonials about Electric Bitters and local travel notes from Fayette and Ontario.
A note on couples entering married life, joining hands to begin a new stage of existence, with a hopeful voice from a community publication at the start of their shared journey.
Louisville reports Watterson denying a Cleveland letter as fraudulent after Dayton attorney's remarks about Broughton Branden burg. He says he never heard of the alleged letter until a New York Times piece and questions its authenticity and timing. He outlines actions to expose the deceit with Carlile and Carlisle, urging public disclosure.
Removes hard soft or calloused lumps and blemishes from horses. Also cures blood spaving curbs splints sweeney ring bone stitles sprain swollen throats coughs. Save 50 by over one bottle. A wonderful blemish cure sold by Frank T. Clay Druggist 50 Gm.
Washington Detailing a new Comptroller order to national bank examiners, directors must answer twenty five questions about their knowledge and control of bank paper and adherence to law. It claims to be the first official inquiry into bank director relations. Also includes an advertisement for Kodol indicating indigestion relief offered by UC. W. Hess.
A garbled OCR fragment lists assorted historical events and names, mentioning emancipation, New York Congress, John Adams, Virginia, Andrew Johnson, John Logan, Jefferson, and Rhode Island statehood. It also references President Hayes, Richard Johnson, and a court martial for a Lieutenant. The text appears as disjointed phrases with many misspellings and broken sentences.
Members report unknown intruders entered the Kangasity Gun Club house on Horee shoe lake south of Papinville during the closed season and stole nearly all camp equipment. Much was destroyed and Kansas City hunters, now at the site, refitted their headquarters. Dennis Miller moved two wagon loads of items. authorities will pursue the culprits and seek restitution.
The piece criticizes the boastful showmanship of manipulative self promoters, contrasting real skilled workers with loud impresarios who claim genius. It argues authentic craft comes from quiet competence, while loud rhetoric misleads, and asks readers to discern genuine value from noisy bravado.
Ada L. Croom of Crocn The bes Miss says she suffered months from severe cough and suspected consumption. After using Dr King s New Discovery she reports a complete cure after three bottles. The remedy is advertised as a worldwide cough and cold cure sold at Frank T Clay s drugstore with a trial bottle free. A separate note warns ladies about telephone neck from long calls.
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