Peruna Testimonials. Health Claims From Readers
Letters from JA Bevan of Sherman Avenue Hvemetom Illinois and Macy Jones of Burning Springs Kentucky praise Peruna for restoring health and strength after illness. Bevan reports rapid recovery and shares before after photos. Jones says long health decline reversed and endorses Peruna for stomach issues with a neighbor's wellness example.
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Mia
Macy ¥. Jones
Burning Springs
Poruna
Man-a-lin
Absent Part Sparks Claims Of Carlos the Fiddler Role
A veteran actor recalls meeting a would be performer claiming to play Carlos the Fiddler in a traveling opera company production. The young man insisted he was unrecognized on stage and aspired to fame, prompting amused dialogue about a non existent role and the chorus dance scene. The exchange appeared in the New York Telegraph.
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Carlos the Fiddler
Tim
Carlos the
Fiddler
Carlos the Fidler
New York Telegraph
There Are Three Twos in the English Language
Philadelphia Record notes a university debate on English spelling where the sentence “There are three twos” or “three toos” or “three tos” seems correct in pronunciation yet odd in writing. The piece uses humor to illustrate language quirks and ends with “But what's the use?”
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Philadelphia Record
Mothers and Husbands
A quoted moral lament by Jill Arp advising young men to beware unfaithful mothers and homes. It warns that a girl who delays marriage for chores may be claimed by another, framing fidelity as the true measure of worth and warning about lost innocence.
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Jill Arp
A Dubious Tribute To A Bushby Pulpit Sermon
A young theological student who preached at the Bushby pulpit for two Sundays asks his hostess Mrs. Kingman if she liked the sermon. She praises his handling of the material, noting she has heard many sermons on the text but this one clarified how hard it is to explain.
Disraeli’s Lords Told In Daring Flattery Tale
The Westmin ister Gazette recalls Disraeli as a master of flattery whose boldness once sent him to the Lords. When a peer asked how he felt in new surroundings he quipped he felt dead and buried in the realms of the blessed, a witty jab at his critics.
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Disraeli
House of Lords
Westminater Gazette
Public road order in Carroll County Georgia 1900s
If no good cause is shown to the contrary an order will be granted on the first Tuesday in May 1900 establishing a change in a public road. The route runs from near a tenant house on J South’s land, southward to intersect Jacksonville road and follows Reaves road to the Columbus road. Names include G P Braswell and W P O Chambers as Commissioners.
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Georgia
Carroll County
J. South
O. Q. Martin
C. Windom
Jacksonville Road
CG. R. Windom
G P. Braswell
Vermissioner Roads
Kervenues
Letters Administration Carroll County Notice
Notice of temporary and permanent administration for the estate of J C Payne, late of Carroll County. Next of kin and creditors are warned that permanent administration has been granted to J W Doran. Witness dated April 6, 1w.
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Carroll County
Letrdéulon
J C Payne
Otbieia
Doroan
Road Notice in Georgia Describes Public Road Route
Georgia road notice states that unless good cause is shown, no order will be granted on the first Tuesday in May 1009. It outlines a route from a new bridge on the Tallapoosa River near O P Bennett’s farm to the 111th district and through several land lots to the Eleventh land district, with lands belonging to W T Johnson and Mrs Ella Hearn. The public road would intersect the old Columbus road near Josiah Shinn’s homestead, issued April 4, 1000 by GF Bresweil, Road and Revenues.
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G Eorgis
Carroll
Esas
Tallapoosa
Johnnos
Aald Bridge
Sal Bridge
Ds Bowdon
Souther Wes Road
Columbus Road
Columbue Road
GP Bri
Georgia
Carroll Sea
Tallspooan
O P Bennett's
Salt Lands
W T Johnson
Ella Hearn
Josiah Shinn
GF Bresweil
Mission of
Passenger train halts in icelated rural district on summer afternoon
Fragmentary OCR text describes a passenger train stopping in a rural district on a warm day. A young man volunteers to amuse passengers, encounters an awkward stump and requests aid. A terse exchange follows with residents replying that a previous carload shipment did not seek them yet.
Where She Would Exit in a Geography Lesson
Miss Whackemall quizzes a pupil on the globe’s opposite country and imagines a hole through the earth. The student answers with a humorous mispronunciation, highlighting reading and pronunciation quirks in a playful classroom scene.
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Miss Whackemall
How Dare You Exclaims Angry Composer at Critic
An angry composer denounces a critic for labeling his rhapsody as a bum tune. The critic fails to understand and asks for clarification while the judge notes it as a vagrant melody.
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