Peruna touted by officials as cure for systemic catarrh
Systemic catarrh advocacy from A T Wimberly and others promotes Pe-ru-na as a universal remedy. Testimonials claim relief from mucus drainage and improved vitality, with calls to learn more from Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio.
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A. T. Wimberly
New Orleans
National Republican Committee
M’s’, Co
Columbus, C
Rachel A. Magaw
Weat
Jefferson Street
Springfield
Ohio
Rulph W. Chulip
la Porte
Ind
Peruna
Dr. Hartman
Columbus
Golden Age of Roman Literature Stages in Latin History
The excerpt outlines nine stages of Latin history from Archaic to late Classical, noting Greek influence in Italy and the shift from popular speech to literary prose. It highlights key figures such as Ennius Plautus Cato and Livy, and cites the social wars as pivotal to Rome’s literary development.
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Italy
Thia
Rome
Enons
Sud Grammearian
Ines
Lions Andronicus
B. C
Naevius
Plautus
Ennius
Cato
Tesentine
Pacuviae
Arcius
Lucilius
Marke
Ita
Blood Purifier S S S Promises Quick Health Rebuild
An advertisement touts S. S. S. as a purely vegetable blood purifier that builds up a weak emaciated system with new, pure blood. It claims rapid appetite improvement, strength, and vanished nervousness, urging readers to request a free book on blood and skin diseases and contact Swift Specific Co. Atlanta for advice with no medical charges.
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S. S
J. F. Curr
Ton, Mo
WMS Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Silver Age of Roman Literature and Language
The excerpt discusses the late Republic through the Silver Age, naming key figures Varro Cicero Lucretius Caesar Catulus Sallust and later Virgil Horace Propertius Tibullus Ovid Livy. It outlines the transition from archaic Latin to classical standards and notes the Augustus era as a golden age with figures like Virgil Horace and Livy. It also lists corrections and defines the Silver Age spanning 14 to 130 180 A D with writers such as Velleius Seneca Persius Petronius Lucan Seneca Pliny Martial Quintilian and more.
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Varro
Cicero
Lucretius
Italy
Caesar
Catulus
Sallust
Augustus
Virgil
Rome
Horace
Propertius
Tibullus
Ovid
Livy
Tibering
Nero
Domitian
Nerva
Trajan
Hadrian
Velleius
Troy
Livia
M. Seneca
Plinioa Major
Veauvius
Pompeii
Herculaneum
Martial
Quintilian
Plinius
Minor
Tacitus
Juvenal
W. R. Hovauton
Post Classical Latin and the Romance Tongues
The article surveys Roman letters from 60 to 350 AD highlighting Tacitus Juvenal and others, traces the shift from classical to archaic Latin, and outlines three post classical stages 130 350 550 1000 with the rise of vernacular Romance tongues influenced by Christian translation and political change. It notes the decline of classic Latin and the flowering of medieval Latin and its later retreat to scholarly use.
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