Peruna Cited As Remedy For Stomach Catarrh In Letters
Readers from Brooklyn and Oakland report catarrh of the stomach improving after using Peruna. One woman writes of five weeks to cure and renewed appetite, another man says he is cured, plans Peruna as house medicine. A third mentions prior stomach distress and relief after use.
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Mary O'Brien
Myrtle Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
Peruna
Tf. J. Vfenneman
Oakland
Neb
New Homes in the West Seek Free Homestead Pamphlet
An advertisement invites readers to request a pamphlet with a synopsis of United States homestead laws and guidance to secure a quarter section of farm or grazing land along Chicago Northwestern railway lines to South Dakota Wyoming and other states. Special excursion rates to homeseekers and contact is W B Kriskern passenger traffic manager at Chicago and North Western Railway.
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United States
Chicago
South Dakota
Wyoming
W. B. Kriskern
Roadside highwayman on Appian Way robs manless car
Lancia comments on danger of meter voeing. A highwayman near Rome robs a Tide car after a shot in the air. He questions the female occupant about her husband and refuses loot, claiming it would be a shame to rob him.
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Rome
Appian Way
Ephen
Education debate echoes in Cleveland Press excerpt
Fragmentary quotes show a mother praising schooling and a father skeptical about its value. The disrupted text hints at a local education debate or family disagreement reported by the Cleveland Press.
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NX Ealeze
Iil
Wilbun
Lana
Bill
Coud
Cleveland Press
Family Food Helps Carolina Family Follow Grape-Nuts
A North Carolina family credits Grape-Nuts with improving health across the household. A mother recalls gains of 16 pounds after using the cereal while visiting Charlotte and notes her infant recovered from illness with Grape-Nuts soaked in warm milk. During La Grippe, the family relied on Grape-Nuts and peas as other foods disagreed. They end by praising the product and noting the slogan There’s a Reason.
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Charlotte
Oaga
Two Women Devotion May Bring Freedom for Caleb Powers
The article recalls Caleb Powers of Kentucky facing a delayed trial on the Gov Goebel murder charge. It highlights Powers’s seven-year imprisonment, repeated requests for new trials, and strong support from his mother and former school teacher. It notes his mother’s faith and the influence of female advocates in seeking a fourth trial, with the prisoner remaining hopeful for liberty.
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Caleb Powers
William Goebel
Kentucky
Powers
Gocel
Dowers
Augury
Vlis
Hyine
Oandumele Coattaze
Dar- Pourstibe
Soucrsius
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Pee
Acupesburg
Cale Powers
Mira
Camdh &le
Judge Pritehand affirms federal rights in railroad rate case
Circuit Judge Pritehand in Aste vile NOL issues opinion supporting judicial authority. He rules the legislature cannot strip a citizen of federal constitutional rights or remove the Ededora Court of jurisdiction in the ongoing railroad rate controversy.
Bandits Rob Train in Bold Express Heist Near Murdock
A gang of armed robbers posing as passengers hijacked the Oniton Texiwis express near Murdock. They forced passengers to surrender money and valuables, terrified travelers, and robbed the coach crew before fleeing after the cars were coerced into compliance. Police vigilance and rewards are noted as detectives seek the outlaw gang.
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Gil Tie Jackson
Onaba
Texiwis Express
Jreek Island
Tiree Danske
Murdock
Nets
Rollers
Toe reLbert
Trun
Port
Aviat
Bophoprs
Ckson
Ile
Diackson
Aguim
Plague in Frisco Strikes City as Officials Mobilize Aid
An outbreak threatens Frisco with a dangerous disease as authorities deploy emergency measures. Surgeon General Wyuna orders hospital service in charge and military support to prevent further spread, while Oyster Bay provides directives and local officials seek decisive action.
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Oyster Bay
Wyuna Issuid
Pedie Health and
Newine Hospital Service
Weinne
San Frenersco
Serviee
Pasco
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Hawks and Owls Defense Report From Biterval Survey
A bureau report defends hawks and owls as a class noting some species are damaging while others are harmless. Eagles are debunked as child snatchers. bald and golden eagles can harm livestock, especially in populated areas. The survey divides these birds into four general categories with local usefulness varying.
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United States
Girls Fight Mob in Steubenville Labor Day Riot
Two girls clashed with a mob in Steubenville Ohio during a Labor Day riot while attempting to protect two strike break ers who were assaulted.
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Steuhenville
Ohio
Monument to McKinley Dedicated in Buffalo
A marble obelisk honoring William McKinley was dedicated in Buffalo on Thursday. Erected by New York State on city land at Niagara Square, the 86 foot monument sits on a 14 foot pedestal with a 12 foot base, surrounded by a tiled promenade, ornate parapets, balustrades, and fountains. Governor Hughes gave the principal address as inscriptions appear on four sides of the base.
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William McKinley
State of New York
Monument built under commission of Buffalo and New York figures
A monument was constructed under the guidance of a commission including I. B. Butler and George B. Matthews of Buffalo, John G. Milburn of New York, formerly of Buffalo, and others, with details incomplete.
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I. . Butler
George B. Matthews
Buffalo
John G. Milburn
New York
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Cure and Proof
Advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming a hundred dollar reward if cure fails. Endorsed by Walding Kinnan Marvin as reliable and honest. Cites internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and lists price 75 cents per bottle with testimonials available. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Tim
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
O. Hall
Pratts and Milkman Dog Bite Incident
The Pratt family dog detached from a milkman's trouser leg during play. Mr. Pratt insisted the dog was playful while offering the man a wad of money. The milkman initially reacted with anger but then softened, noting he could take a joke after the explanation.
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Mr. Pratt
Case of eczema in South improved by Cuticura
I M Robert of Hydropolis Louisiana recounts a three year eczema ordeal affecting the hand and left eye. After doctors failed, Cuticura Soap and Ointment relieved symptoms, and a full Cuticura regimen led to full recovery. He praises the product and recommends it locally.
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Hanes
Eczama
Cuticura
Not Encouraging
A Philadelphia Press excerpt shows a man named Mr. Timmid declaring he will speak with a girl’s father soon. The father suggested that if love is genuine the suitor should obtain an accident insurance policy in the girl’s favor.
Exotic frogs become luxury pets in London society
London dispatch notes frogs replacing monkeys as fashionable pets among social elites. It highlights rare varieties such as the Amazon river frog valued at $140 or more each, reflecting a trend toward costly exotic animals in society circles.
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London Dispatch
Indies
WORN TO A SKELETON Restorations Stir Pennsylvania Town
A реклам fragment recounts a medical testimonial about Dean's Kidney Pills curing sugar in urine and weight loss, followed by scattered items noting rubber consumption in industry and stray court quips, with a European crop report.
President McKinleys Home Inauguration Work Presented
The article notes I A Curtis of Fredonia presenting Gov Tlughes with a detailed, artistically complete work commemorating the late President McKinley. It mentions a Thursday ceremony where Chairman Butler handed over the work in full.
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McKinley
I. A. Curtis
Fredonia
Thursdey
Butler
Gov. Tlughes
Cuba Costs Millions in American Occupation Effort
The annual report of General Aleshire shows the U S government spent 24 970 000 for Cuba pacification in 1907 including 1 015 388 for transport and notes a shortage of commissioned officers and post quartermaster sergeants. He urges increased staffing and a higher cost limit for building hospitals and facilities.
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Aleshire
Quartermaster’s Department
United States
Genere
Congress
Te Sals
Nagasaki
Japan
Pay rise for army without size increase reached
The President and congressional leaders agree on a compromise granting higher pay for soldiers but not expanding the army. Eight men were rescued after eight hours trapped in the McAdoo tunnel in New York. A rainstorm caused a work accident, and two young foreigners who could not speak English were arrested in Syracuse on suspicion of involvement in a New York Central wreck attempt.
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Congress
McAdoo Tunnel
New York
Nelish
Syracuse
N. Y
Jordan
Real Facets and Sam’s Electric Lesson
A Harrisburg family’s servant Sam shows ambition to sound informed as his master explains electric lights from a dynamo to the wires and bulbs. Sam asks how the kerosene squirt three wicks work, reflecting curiosity beyond technical terms.
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Sam
Harrisburg
New York Sun
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