Canadian Hospitals Report Peruna Testimonials From Quebec City
Patients in several Quebec City hospitals and other locations report relief from catarrh neuralgia and related conditions after using Pernna. Testimonials praise improved breathing headaches and renewed mobility after months of use and urge broader public recognition of the remedy’s effectiveness.
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Ciarles Hospital
Quebec City
Aistora
Ccm
Portia
Dtatas
Sir Ste. Marie
Supertar
Omvent
St. Tauren
Bog
Tress
Mother Mouse
Holy Crasa
Oradie
Notre Dame de Graes
Mottrent
Morthia
Goold Shepherd
Montreal
Parting in Anguished Farewell and a Shoe Claim
A deeply injured woman bursts with emotion telling a cruel partner they must part. She recalls their early charm and social ruin, then tears off her shoe in a final act as she declares the end of their relationship. Civil sentiments on aging animals follow with reflections on care.
Carrollton Ga Roads Show Value In Cotton Wagon Loads
The Carrollton edition notes better roads ease transport as five bales of cotton are moved by two mules, a clear sign of road improvements. The column highlights long road travel and improved wagon loads as evidence of progress.
Court and Grand Jury Deliver Good Work for Georgia
The court and Grand Jury did good and faithful work at the recent sessions. We believe the good fruits will be evident in coming days. The State Treasurer, Hon Pope Brown, strikes to his figures as to the treasury's condition, and he ought to know. Georgia is all right.
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Pope Brown
Georgia
Bfor
Goldstein Bros
Local Homes Under Construction On Maple Street
Mr. W. W. Hanson is building a neat six room cottage on Maple Street. Mr. L. C. Mandeville finishes an automobile garage on his lot and the fine lot between Hon. H. W. Looy and Dr. Camps is prepared for a splendid residence.
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W. W. Hanson
L. C. Mandeville
IL. W. Looy
Dr. Camps
Builders Put Lumber For Homes On Center Street
Mr. J. M. Johnson lays lumber for new houses on Center Street while lumber and brick lie on a Longview lot for another residence. Watch Carrollton grow.
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J. M. Johnson
Center St
Longview
Carrollton
Water taint blamed for pellagra in Peoria study
United States Marine Hospital surgeons in Peoria Illinois conclude pellagra stems from impure water not bad corn. They say corn merely worsens symptoms as a starchy food.
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United States Marine Hospital
Peoria
Illinois
Potato Digging Weather Promises Favorable Harvest
Farmers report ideal digging conditions with mild temperatures and light rain in early spring. The forecast supports strong yields for potato plots, aiding planning for storage and marketing ahead of the harvest season.
Keep On Going Adage Prompts Persistent Effort
A short verse urges steady effort in work speech growth and advertising. It repeats that one step word or ad alone cannot achieve success and highlights the need to keep moving talking growing and sustaining momentum.
Support Local Industry and Home Purchases
The piece urges readers to favor local merchants and home industry. It argues that buying locally strengthens community prosperity, sustains schools, churches, and public institutions, and keeps money within the community to benefit neighbors.
Stand by Home Made Goods and City Makers
Encourages buying locally produced items and supporting merchants manufacturers churches schools and the press to boost the city economy. Promotes wearing home made garments eating home made foods and sleeping on home made beds as a self sustaining civic program.
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Kelly & Brown, Epirons and Proprietors
Carroll County
Carrollton Ga
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Adler-Rochester
Kirsch
Baum
Ettlinger
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Carrollton Hardware Co
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London
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