Relieved of Catarrh By Peruna After La Grippe
Mrs. Laura Berberick of Hoboken New Jersey describes a severe La Grippe attack causing chronic catarrh with hoarseness slime headaches and sleep loss. After using Peruna she reports no head or back pains improved sleep and weight gain and plans to keep and recommend it.
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Laura Berberick
Willow Ave
Hoboken
N. J
Doan
Indiana
Geo. Beatty
Madison St
Knightstown
Ind
Foster- Milburn CO
Buffalo, N. Y
A New One on the Judge Becomes Courtroom Folly
An enforcement agent seized evidence and hauled the culprit to a magistrate. The judge sniffed the steaming mess and asked what it was. The defendant explained he was attempting a beef stew for his wife visiting from abroad.
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Promises Better Table Linen
The wartime demand has boosted linen value and grocers advertise Red Cross Ball Blue as a way to improve wear. Try it to see the enhanced quality.
Prefers a Mule in the Races Debate
Uncle Eben voices a clear preference for a mule over three bosses. He says a mule’s faults may be many but it never goes on a race track to tempt bets.
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Eben
Man Rescued After 26 Hours Trapped in Ice Well
Frederick Tuff, a Chilham Castle estate worker in Canterbury, fell 20 feet into an abandoned ice well. He fashioned pegs from boards and used a improvised ascent method for 13 hours, then called out. His brother-in-law finally found him with a ladder and freed him after a long cold ordeal.
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Canterbury
England
Frederick Tuff
Chilham Castle
Here
Tuff
Tulf
Shottenden
Girl Makes Three Futile Suicides in Atlanta Teen in Jail
In Atlanta Maggie Bedford a fourteen year old girl after three suicide attempts is in jail for examination. She jumped from a window cut herself with a knife and hanged herself in her home. Doctors believe she is insane.
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Atlanta
Maggie Bedford
Train Ends Quarrel After Collision Near Washington
Two cars collided on railroad tracks near Washington Indiana as drivers argued fault. A speeding train struck the vehicles sending them to splinters with no immediate report of serious injuries.
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Washington
Ind
Falls Six Inches and Breaks Weg
Dr H L Whipple of Cuba New York fell about six inches while hanging to a swinging ring in a park at Olean New York and sustained two fractures of the right leg.
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Falla
Olean
N. Y
H. L. Whipple
Cuba
Autoist Who Killed Boy Shoots Himself
Four days after his car struck and killed a little boy in St. Louis Edward J Wagoner shot and killed himself. A coroner's jury later held him harmless for the accident and his wife said he could not sleep after the incident.
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St. Louis
Edward J. Wagoner
Wagoner
Adopts Eight Children Amid Alimony Dispute
Charles G. Strauss faced Judge Ed mund K. Jarecki over adopting eight children while omitting his wife from the filing. Mrs. Mol lie Strauss, divorced four years, says he has two of his own to support and accuses him of failing to pay $50 monthly alimony, with her attorney filing suit for arrears.
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Chicago
Charles G. Strauss
North
la Salle Street
Edmund K. Jarecki
Mollie Strauss
Strauss
Jackson Boulevard
Women Convicts Vie for Beauty Honors in Prison
In San Quentin, fifty two inmate women compete for the title of most beautiful murderess amid rivalry between Clara Philips and Louise Peete. Warden James A. Johnston enforces strict rules on cosmetics while inmates seek modern beauty supplies inside the penitentiary.
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San Francisco
San Quentin Penitentiary
James A. Johnston
Clara Philips
Louise Peete
Whirlwind Buckets Oats Into New York Barn
A New York farmer, George Weaver, reports a whirlwind rushing through his area. The storm lifted a load of oats near the barn and dumped them inside before the wind subsided. Weaver then carried the oats to a loft, completing the odd cleanup.
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Farmer’s Barn
N. Y
George Weaver
Infant’s Cry Sparks Rescue in Storm Crash
In Zanesville Ohio Mrs Robert Farimer’s infant cried to quiet a fit as a severe storm raged. She scooped the baby from the cradle moments before lightning struck the chimney, causing the home to collapse through the roof and destroy the cradle.
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Zanesville
Robert Farimer
Kalamazoo Family Burns $618 In Parlor Stove
In Kalamazoo Michigan a family head explains he deposited 618 dollars in a parlor stove but a household member unaware of the sum lit a fire and the money burned.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Use for Bobbed Hair Ends in Husband’s Arrest
Mrs Dora Anisfield sought relief after alleging cruelty by her husband who grabbed her long hair at home. She had him arrested and jailed following the complaint.
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New York
Dora Anisfield
Squirrel Chase Fatal to Child in Calumet
Nine year old Michael Sunnich chased a squirrel to a power line pole in Calumet Michigan and touched a live line. He was electrocuted and fell to the ground as companions fled.
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Calumet
Mich
Michael Sunnich
Parrot Alerts Robbers, Saving Laundry $1000 in Wichita Falls
A parrot at a Wichita Falls laundry office squawked Hello, Laundry as two men attempted to crack the safe. The bird's alarm drove the thieves away, and the company saved more than $1,000.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
The Thrift Dilemma and Generational Struggle Explored
A reflective piece links the struggle between generations to natural cycles like trees competing for light. It cites Silas Marner and Dr Johnson to discuss parental and children's roles, thrift versus waste, and how efficient households like the Lammeter sisters illustrate economical living.
Lesson Ideas on Personal Righteousness and Alcohol Effects
A historical Sunday school lesson outlines Davidic personal and governmental virtue from Psalm 101 and warns against strong drink citing Proverbs 23 29 35. It stresses abstinence, moral restoration, and prohibition’s goals, linking liquor to social harm and spiritual bondage.
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David the King
Hell
Kingdom of
Heaven
Raman’s Relations to his Country Reflected in Life
A concise quotation on the total value of human life highlighting Raman’s deep ties and feelings for his country as discussed by Gludstone.
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Raman
Gludstone
Prospects and amusements shape a man's outlook
A reflective line on how a man’s pastimes reflect future prospects. The quote suggests that a person’s interests reveal character and likely path.
Largest Slave-Holder. Mammon as World’s Biggest Slaver
The quote labels Mammon as the biggest slave-holder globally, attributed to F. Saunders, reflecting a provocative historical critique of wealth and power driving slavery.
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Mammon
F. Saunders
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