Peruna and the limits of medicine in disease
The piece argues medicines cannot cure disease and only nature can heal when people live rightly. It promotes Peruna as a palliative that aids digestion and stimulates natural processes, urging correct living and temperance as ultimate cures while noting Peruna’s value for those who mislive. Testimonials are promised from the Peruna Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aman
Mila
Tulan
Peruna Drug Manufacturing Co
Columbus
Ohio
A Crooked Boundary Between States That Shaped A Map
The article traces the long boundary dispute between Massachusetts and Connecticut over a few irregular lake areas in Granby and Enfield. It chronicles 112 years of contention from 1713 to 1822, with mediations, commissions, and eventual settlement yielding the current line adopted by both states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Baghind
Masaichusetts
Connecticut
Granby Township
Mayffort
Enfield Township
Connecticut River
Gquid
Springfield
Inman
Massachusetts
England
Woodstock
Suffield
Redeeming Time and the Swift A. D. Degree
The passage recalls Dean Swift obtaining his degree by special favor and recounts his decision to study eight hours daily for seven years. A commentator says the episode offers a warning to youth who waste life in idleness and pleasure and might tempt to ruin the rest of it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Swift
Eays
Cats and the Egyptian cult ply the moon and its sacred feline
The piece describes the tutelary role of cats in ancient Egypt, naming Diana as a cat goddess and linking cats to the moon. It notes the high regard for felines, their deaths as family misfortune, and elaborate funerals with eyebrow shaving and sackcloth. It cites Moses era law on cat killing and a Roman soldier's punishment for killing a cat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana
Plutarch
Moses
Diodorus
Taft Advocates Self-Respect in Race Speech
In New Orleans Mr. Taft told a negro audience that the race question can be settled and urged the North to step back. He claimed the South knows the problem better and warned Northern politicians against forcing the pace. The Middle Georgia Farmer lauds the guidance as timely and prudent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Taft
Tait
Middle Georgia Farmer
Memorial tribute for S I Hidson adopted by New Lebanon Baptist Church
The New Lebanon Baptist Church adopted a memorial tribute for S I Hidson on March 7, 1909. Hidson, born October 26, 1846 in Campbell County Georgia, joined the Baptist Church at about age 20 and died January 24, 1909 at 62 years, 2 months, and 27 days. The church expresses sympathy to his wife and children and directs copies of the resolution be placed in church records and county papers. The commission members signing the resolution are G. H. Lane, C. J. Richards, L. J. M. Camp, and W. E. Echols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro
S. I. Hidson
New Lebanon Baptist Church
Bro. Hidson
Campbell County
The
Baptist Church
Our County
Our Church
G. H. Lane
C. J. Richards
L. J. M. Camp
W. E. Echols
Free College Scholarship Offer From Robert J. Sherlock
An offer advertises a free college scholarship plan promising access to any school or college. It invites readers to write for full information and lists address at 29 31 East 22d Street New York City for responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Sherlock
East 22d Street
New York City
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Endorsed
An advertisement urges readers to choose Foley's Honey and Tar from Johnson Drug Co, claiming it is safe, drug free, and capable of curing obstinate coughs and colds, advising against experimenting with health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Grug Co
Foley's Orine Laxative Credited With Save
A Wisconsin mother reports her three year old boy was constipated with a high fever and nearly died. After two doses of Foley's Orine Laxative the next morning the fever vanished and the child was entirely well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
A. Wollush
Casimer, Wis. Johnson Drug Co
Deafness in white animals shocks colonial readers
A St. Louis doctor notes that about half of white young dogs horses and cattle are stone deaf, except albinos. He cites blue-eyed white bull terriers as always deaf. A London Spectator tale follows a squire who mov es a sun dial by kidnapping it from his garden and dragging it uphill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Shim
London Spectator
Croup Remedy Praises Quick Cure by Dr Shoop
An ad claims Dr Shoop's Croup Remedy stops croup in 20 minutes with a single test proving its effectiveness. The safe pleasing syrup is sold by Camp Drug Co and promises no vomiting or distress.
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Ephraim Rayliense
Ephriam
Hass
Chicago Tribune
Z Haye
Carroll Free Press
Second Data Matter
Carrollton
Georgia
P. Kelly
Paul F. Brown
Kelly & Brown, Epttons and Proprietors
Carroll County
LUGAL
Mr Taft
Agricultural and Mechanical School
J.H. Mellon
A. and
J. H. Melson
R. Mullins
West Point
W. P. Ror.co
W. RY OF
ALA
California
Texas
Mexico
F. M. Thompson
Atlanta
J. P
Billups
Jackson
Havana
el Elvina
el Corte
Key West
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